Clothespin Easter Wreath
What a beautiful way to turn those old fashioned clothespins into a gorgeous decoration for Easter. You can customize this Clothespin Easter Wreath for any holiday or season of the year.
Supplies
Fabric Mod Podge
Acrylic Paint yellow or other pastel
Scissors
Paint brush
50 clothes pins
Mod Podge
12" Wire Wreath Frame
Ribbon
Instructions
To prepare the fabric, coat it in Fabric Mod Podge. While the fabric is drying, paint all of the clothes pins with a pale yellow acrylic paint by Plaid, called “Pineapple”. The kids can get involved with the painting.
The next step involves a little measuring and cutting. You need tiny pieces of fabric that will just cover the top of the clothes pins. Cut the fabric pieces just a smidge big to make sure they will cover the whole clothes pin. The coat of Fabric Mod Podge makes it so easy to cut the fabric without it fraying. Attach the fabric to the clothes pins with more Mod Podge, use Outdoor Mod Podge if you are hanging your wreath outside.
Once everything is dry,clip the clothes pins to a 12″ wire wreath frame. This wreath took 50 clothes pins, leaving room at the top for a bow. You will need about 54 or so if you don’t want to add a bow.
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