Don't pretend like you don't love these & won't use them for a plethora of other projects around your house following the holiday season! This project is so easy. There are plenty of tutorials on Pinterest, but I used this one as a template.
I used Martha Stewart glitter, the fine kind. I prefer the glitter fine, but you can compare to these DIY clothespins that use thicker glitter. The process is amazingly simple from here.
- Step 1: Dip your brush in the Mod Podge. You don't need too much.
- Step 2: Swipe a thin layer over one side of the clothespin.
- Step 3: Sprinkle glitter over your clothespin (I did that over the plate to catch the extra glitter). Knock off the extra glitter.
- Step 4: Set on non-glittered side to dry!
I did a combo of big and little clothespins. I glittered my big clothespins first, so I actually just "dipped" my mini pins in the excess glitter in an effort not to waste any of my precious substance.
So easy! I can't wait to show you all the complete finished decorations adorning my clothespins!
12 comments:
I like these. And super easy too.
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Ooh, those are cute!! Excited to see your other projects!
How cute! Nothing like easy DIY projects. Can't wait to see the completed project.
I love glitter! Cute DIY project.
Eeeee is this the project you emailed about?! It turned out AWESOME!! Love love love me some gliter :)
Love these!! Want to do this fora Christmas bunting to hang! I think I'll get crafty over thanksgiving! :)
looks great!
Cute! I like that fine glitter - may have to get some. I love quick and easy crafts!
I love glitter anything - and these are fabulous!!! I'm going to try and make some for our Christmas decorations!
what a great idea! i'm already thinking up some cutesy ideas i can use these for :)
GLITTER!!!!! Yay! They look so pretty.
Yep - making these. Because, in case you didn't know, I LOVE GLITTER.
SO much.
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