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Does any one know where I can get a pattern for a peg bag?
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When I make a peg bag I just cut a piece of material(however wide your peg bag will be) and make it long enough to fold 2/3 one end and about 1/3 the other. My husband makes me the little wooden hangers.
I do not think that you really need a pattern.
I do not think that you really need a pattern.
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Thank you! Will try that.
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dlonnahawkins
31 Jan 2011
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I don't use them - but at times wish I did have a line that I could hang some things out. I used to love the smell of my bed linens after they hung out to dry. Try the link below - they have free patterns plus tutorials.
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Peg Bag Patttern
tipnut.com
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I want to make one to keep hats and gloves in!
Thanks for the link!
Thanks for the link!
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I used a child's denim vest with the bottom and arm hole stitched closed leaving room for a clothes hanger and it is adorable. I plan to embroider on it soon!
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11 free peg bags here , cute and FREE.
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http://tipnut.com/11-free-clothespin-bag-patterns/
tipnut.com
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I made one using a cloth hangger and fabric, i have to make another one my dog chewed up the upper part of the hangger!!!!!
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I use toddler dresses/tops and a child size hanger. Prefer to use one that buttons up the front so you have an opening.
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hightechgrammy
01 Feb 2011
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There you Aussies go again! Now what is a peg bag???? I thought you spoke English? LOL
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For us Americans--a clothes pin bag. :)
I kind of figured that out, but had to give our Aussie's a hard time! It's sooo much fun to tease them., don't you think??
Yes. My daughter is currently living in England and she was telling me she checked the "post" for a party invitation. We visit in March. I think I may need a translator. hehe