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These clothespin snowflakes are such a fun and fantastic DIY project. They don’t require a ton of supplies and the supplies that are needed are inexpensive.

Supplies Needed:
Clothespins – Large – Medium – Small
Hot glue gun
Ribbon or Twine
Steps:
Disassemble the clothespins

With the hot glue, glue the flat sides of the clothespins together. If you are making these into ornaments glue the ribbon or twine in between the two flat sides.


Once all of your clothespins are all glued back to back, it’s time to assemble. Here you can get creative. There’s no wrong way to do this part.

I decided to glue the 2 pointed ends together first.

I then glued the non pointed sides.

Now on to the medium sized clothespins. I glued the pointed sides in.

Finally, we have the small clothespins. I glued the non pointed side in to finish it off.

Fully assembled! From here you can really use your creativity. Try painting them to match your existing decor. Or give them a little glitz and glamor with some glitter, The possibilities are endless!

There you have it. These clothespin snowflakes are truly such a simple and beautiful diy. Oh and not to mention inexpensive!
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Emily
Saturday 15th of December 2018
These are so cute!! When I saw these on your IG feed, I thought they were so cute! And now that you’re giving us step by step instructions, I’m Definitely going to make some!! ~Emily
admin
Tuesday 18th of December 2018
Thank you Emily! Just the easiest things to make!
Kayleigh
Wednesday 12th of December 2018
Love this step by step! So easy, and turns out beautifully! Thanks for making the instructions and pictures so cohesive too!
admin
Friday 14th of December 2018
Thanks Kayleigh! They really were the easiest!
Jerri
Wednesday 12th of December 2018
Cate, these are adorable! I love how simple and cute they are! They would look darling on my tree I know it! Thanks for the great tutorial!
admin
Wednesday 12th of December 2018
Thanks Jerri! And you can dress them up anyway you like!