• Laundry basket outdoors with linen fabric and linen drawstring bag with wooden clothespins
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Wooden Clothes Pins in Linen Bag

Wooden Clothes Pins in Linen Bag

$9.60 USD
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Hang your laundry to dry in the fresh air with 20 wooden clothespins gathered in a handsome linen drawstring bag for easy storage.

Materials

20 wooden clothespins, linen bag

Dimensions

9" H x 6.6" W

Origin

Made by Iris Hantverk in Sweden

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Virginia Read
They're . . . clothespins.

These clothespins are just like the ones we always used to hang up beach towels and such on outside lines. In fact, I still have the bag of pins my mom bought 50 years ago; the bag hangs on the line from a metal frame.

I'm not seeing why these are superior to the much less expensive wooden ones that are still readily available but maybe the mechanism lasts longer? Honestly, I bought them because, with the linen bag, they will make a nice house gift for someone someday.