I made 8 in total and today they were set free to flutter their way to the United States so they can go to a new home.
In time 8 different ones will flutter their way back to me.
In the meantime I still had a yen to make a few more of these easy to make blocks and so I went to see if Elvis had left the building and I found -
It has served us well but
It has been interfaced and is double thickness so I am hoping it will last twice the distance.
Some of you probably use a clothes dryer and do not have a need for a peg bag but we still hang our clothes on the line and so this is a very useful item at our home.
3 comments:
lovely butterfly blocks and the peg bag is pretty and practical. Like you I peg out weather permitting, hate having to dry in the house during the winter it can take days to get things dry
Nice job on the clothespin apron.
I have my Mom's clothespin bag. It's shaped like a little dress and hangs on the line via a small clothes
hanger. I miss the smell of clothes dried on the line, especially sheets.
Goodbye to Elvis (my hero) and goodbye to the butterflies too. Do let us see which butterflies make the long journey over the ocean to land in your garden.
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