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Let’s Create a Clothespin Snowflake Ornament

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Hello Sweet Friends,

For today’s DIY craft, I will be showing you how to create a beautiful clothespin snowflake ornament. This is a very easy and budget-friendly DIY; so I know once you get started, you won’t be able to stop creating these ornaments.

I have another post about creating clothespin snowflake ornaments that you may have already read. But I was inspired by a trip to Branson at Christmastime, where I saw some red and white snowflake ornaments on a tree. So I created some more clothespin snowflake ornaments in the red and white color scheme and thought this project deserved it’s own post.

Follow along as I show you how to create these beautiful ornaments.

Supply List

  • eight clothespins
  • small snowflake cut-out and mini snowflake cut-out
  • white and red paint
  • thread or twine
  • E6000 or other permanent glue, or glue gun
  • Mod Podge
  • iridescent glitter
  • other embellishments as desired

Getting started

The first step in this project was to paint one of the smaller snowflakes with the red paint. (Actually I went ahead and painted several.) Set aside to dry and continue with the next step.

Then I moved onto the clothespins. I got them at the local Dollar Tree in a pack of 36.
Count out eight clothespins and separate each of them into two pieces.

Glue the two clothespin pieces together using E6000 or super glue. You may also use a glue gun if you desire.

Glue the eight clothespin pieces together as pictured below, using E6000 or Super Glue. Let dry overnight.

Next, paint the snowflake with white paint; it needs two coats with dry time in between. I did not get a picture of this step.

After the white paint dries, glue the red mini snowflake into the center of the snowflake. Add other embellishment as desired.

Let’s finish the clothespin snowflake ornament

I thought the ornament needed a little something extra, so I added some iridescent glitter using a light coat of Mod Podge. Then glued a loop of twine as a hanger.

And, BAM, you’ve got yourself some pretty darn CUTE ornaments!
As you can see below, I created a few different variations of the clothespin snowflake ornaments. Some of them, I stacked a mini clothespin snowflake onto the top of the other.

Clothespin snowflake ornament

Can you believe that such a beautiful ornament can be created with something as mundane as a clothespin?

Clothespin snowflake ornament

This project was a lot of fun to create. I hope it inspires you to create something pretty for your home this holiday season.

Clothespin snowflake ornament

Until next time…….. Happy Crafting!

Pamela

Clothespin snowflake ornament

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Meet Pamela, the Creator

Pamela, Creator

Born and raised in rural, Missouri, I'm a wife of 30 years and mother to one adult son.

My interest in all things artsy-craftsy began as a young girl. If there was a craft kit for it, I've probably tried it: paint-by-number, latch-hooking rugs, candle-making, shrinky-dinks, string-art, etc. I loved them all! For many years I was able to express my creativity on-the-job as a florist, and love using silk florals in my home decorating projects.

I'm excited to share my crafting and home decorating ideas with you. I like finding that perfect thrift store item and crafting something new out of it, or giving that old piece of furniture a new life with a fresh coat of paint. I hope my projects will inspire you to get craftsy and create things to help decorate a home you love.

Happy Crafting!

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