Clothespin Crafts: Over 20 Fun & Easy Projects

Make a party banner with clothespins using your favorite spray paint colors. Great home decor for kids’ rooms and nurseries as well!

Embellish an accent table with decorative trim made from old-fashioned wooden clothespins. Arrange them around the table edge, using a dab of wood glue and a pneumatic pin nailer to attach them (these cost about $100 to buy and $20 to rent for a half day). When dry, spray the table with primer and paint.

Learn how to make a clothespin clock to decorate your home! If you want to make a cute clock from scratch, this is a fun project.

This will be one of the easiest crafts you’ll ever do – learn how to make a clothespin wreath using Mod Podge and your favorite papers.

Learn how to make a clothespin napkin holder on a budget! This craft was so easy to make and you can paint it any color you like.

This clothespin cake topper of a kissing bride and groom is one of the cutest things ever! I recommend getting larger wood clothespins for a craft like this.

Learn how to make clothespin butterflies that kids are going to love! This is easy to make with craft paint and other simple supplies.

If you’re looking for simple projects, this is such a cute idea – so easy that even a kid could make it! Turn cans into planters using this method, or you can even make it a votive holder.

Learn how to make clothespin trivets with a few simple supplies! These are easy and high heat resistant so you can use them with hot pots.

In addition to being helpful in managing any growing collections of personal accessories, this jewelry organizer is also extremely easy to make and the materials cost less than $15.

Learn how to turn clothespins into chip clips! This DIY project is SO easy that even a kid can do it. Budget friendly and customizable.

DIY laundry room tags are a simple spring organization project that you can most likely make with supplies you already have around your house.

These clothespin airplanes are incredibly adorable! Kids will love making them, and I guarantee adults will have their fair share of fun as well.

Such a cool way to give a sweet message to someone! I much prefer this over a text. You can do this as a kids’ craft or add to gifts. Sweet for Valentine’s Day too.

If you’re looking for a way to make large, pretty snowflakes for home decor, these clothespin snowflakes are amazing! Add a bit of glitter to make them seasonally appropriate.

Learn how to make a clothespin cross in four easy steps! It’s a simple home decor craft, even if you’ve never made anything before.

It’s never to early to start on Christmas projects especially since these reindeer ornaments only take 15 minutes to make. Who can resist mini reindeer? You can use them as gift toppers too.

Use neon cords and washers along with your clothespins to make unique tablecloth weights! Heidi came up with this idea in only one hour, and I think it’s pretty smart.

Learn how to make clothespin dragonflies that are colorful and sparkly! Use for a cute craft idea or room decor.

I love the way this lantern looks when lit up. The clothespins create such a beautiful pattern of light on a surface.

Use a few clothespins for a more delicate coaster and more for a sturdier coaster for heavier glasses. This is easy enough for kids to make!

Dress up your refrigerator or command center with these clothespins turned into magnetic clips.

Make these for kids to play with or to use as Christmas ornaments! These are perfect for trying during the holidays and they are so cute! Uses tulle or pom poms.

Get creative with colors and paper designs for these cute superhero puppets!

Dip dye mini clothespins to make a cute necklace and child would love to wear! Easy to make and easy to assemble.