I have been working on cleaning up and rearranging my daughter's room lately. She is about to turn 3 and she is becoming less of a toddler and more of a little girl. *Sniff, sniff* I am finding a lot of stuff that she hasn't used since she was a newborn. And the closet has things hanging in it that she outgrew 2 years ago. I already have 10+ bins of baby clothes that I am saving for the second baby we have been praying for. I am tired of marching to Target to buy more bins, so naturally there is still a lot of stuff that hasn't been packed up. Anyway, I have come across lots and lots of hangers that look like this:
They come with those baby outfits that have both pants and shirt. We still use a few of them, but I have way more than I need. I was getting ready to throw them away when I remembered this link that I saw on Pinterest several months ago. Instead of throwing it away, I made something useful out of them. Chip clips!
You can either break them off using the edge of a table or counter top, or use heavy duty scissors. Either way, you will probably need to use the scissors to cut off any sharp edges. Ta-da!
Some other uses I thought of:
Use as clothespins
Use for craft projects to hold in place while glue is drying
Use as a paperclip
Hello Sarah.
ReplyDeleteLoved the bag clips!
I’ve taken the liberty of posting your photos of the clips on my Facebook page – The Little Green Page (http://www.facebook.com/thelittlegreenpage).
The Little Green Page is an online community to spread environmental awareness. The objective is to get the message across to as many people as possible so that, collectively, our actions can change the world for the better. Your photos have been used in this context.
Trust this is okay with you.
Thanks and regards,
Pravin Amudan
http://www.facebook.com/thelittlegreenpage