Here is a photo of a clothspin bag that I made using an old vintage clothspin bag as a pattern. It was super easy to make... I'm going to use this one to hold plastic bags :-) The original wasn't quite squared across the bottom...and I didn't realize it until this one was (of course) finished lol. The next one will be straight! lol I was thinking these would make cute gift bags to hold small gifts in. Here is a photo of one of my cats, Charlie. She likes to be called Char-Char. I wrestled her from the grips of death over a year ago. She was literally a starving to death ferral runt/kitten when I rescued her. She was wild but so weak she couldn't move so thats how I was able to get her. It was my intention to get her to a healthy weight and give her away.... yep, she is NOT going anywhere now! lol This photo does not do her justice. She is thee most loving, talkative cat that has the most loving ways about her. I am blessed to have her in my life. It wasn't my intention to blog about Char-Char but she kept walking across my keyboard until I promised I would~ the little stinker.
Hi Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteYou're so right about the Cottage site - I've bookmarked it myself, and am going to put a link on my blog too, as I know many of my blog friends will just adore it!
I love hearing stories about people rescuing animals and keeping them - Char-Char sounds soooo lovable. Clothespin bag - clever you! Great ideas there.
Such a sweet little clothespin bag and Char-Char is too cute! I'm so glad you rescued him!
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P.s I can't seem to find your email address, will you email me at kwinn@hotmail.com? Thank you!
Oh, my -- thanks so much for that link! I only looked at a couple of homes and I'm drooling already. What a fun place to explore!
ReplyDeleteNeat clothes pin bag and sweet kitty!
Char-Char is so adorable! I love cats that "talk" to you. And I'm so glad you rescued her. That's how I got all my cats - rescued them from abandonment by their owners who are my next-door neighbors. My George is really talkative, and Prowler is my little shadow. Baby still hasn't come home, but I still expect to see her every morning when I get up. Guess I need to accept the fact that I'm probably never going to see her again. But the other 4 that are left are giving me lots of love. They seem to understand - I think they miss her too. So we are consoling each other. In case you haven't noticed, I'm a BIG fan of cats, and yours is beautiful. A purr-fect show and tell!
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Something wrong!!!! here by me. I can not open that site.
ReplyDeleteA month, suppose that is to then be able to go to very house and see every corner of it.
My mother used to make clothespin bags too.
The cat, I am certain is lovely. Me I struggle to like them.
Love your clothespin bag. I understand about Char Char walking across the keyboard. My Vincent likes to be right in the middle of what I'm doing too :)
ReplyDeleteHello Cherly, well I just know others will love the homes at cottage site as I too had it bookmarked some time ago it is always so nice to visit there and with us renovaing it is a help to me to keep the dream going here.
ReplyDeleteI love dear Car-Char what a cute one he is.
And your sewing well done to you nothing like "home made" be it cooking or crafts.
I have enjoyed my visit to your blog today very much.
Lee-ann
Char Char is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteYou did good.
Mine's posted.
I think you did a good job on your clothes pin bag. And once its foll no one will know. Your kitty is cute ours talks alot to.
ReplyDeleteSARah
What a cute bag and what great ideas on how to use them. The Silhouettes on my blog are the painted variety not paper cut-outs.
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That clothespin bag brought back so many memories of my mother and I tending the wash together. At 5 years old that was a very important job to hold the clothespin bag.
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Connie
Mine is up.
The clothespin bag is cute. Have to put that in my file of ideas to copy. Your cat is cute. Cats are stinkers, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job ont eh clothes pin bag. That would make a neat gift bag. Two gifts in one.
ReplyDeleteThe site sound interesting. I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
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CHERYL! Love the clothespin bag and Char Char is absolutely delightful. So glad you have such a charming buddy!
ReplyDeleteBut, that website is super duper wonderful! Thank you!
Using a clothes pin bag for storing plastic bags is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Mrs. C
You are right--I bookmarked that link:o) Also, I just love the clothes pin bag. I would love to hang my clothes here, but the association says it is a no no ::;sigh:::
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable kitty.
Julieann
Thanks for the link to the cottage site. Cool!
ReplyDeleteI love your clothes pin bag. My mom and great aunt had clothes pin bags that looked like little girls dresses. I always was wanting to cut the bottom and use it for my dolls but they wouldn't let me! LOL
Thanks for the fabulous website recommendation. You are so right! I have bookmarked it so I can go back and drool over those lovely cottages anytime.
ReplyDeleteChar Char is a very lucky cat! I can see that she knows it too.
Such a beautiful project and such a beautiful kitty! We just adopted two kittens from a stray cat mother. Thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteI remember my mom having such a clothespin bag:-) You did an excellent job making this one, love the material! Char Char is just gorgeous and what a lucky kitty she is that you found her!!! I'll now go check out that link you mentioned:-) xox
ReplyDeleteI think your clothespin bag is just great! Oh, I love rescue stories. Bless you!!! I had to give your kitty a little scratch on the head while she was sitting there so pretty. Yes, she looks like she doesn't intend to go anywhere ;-)
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