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Pegbag - I thought I'd try out the design Stella (the Duchess) asked for yesterday. The bag is waiting for a strip of wood and a hook in the top but himself has man flu and I hadn't the heart to send him out to the workshop.
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Is that what your pegs look like???Ours are different .Nice job hugs
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I remember gathering clothes off the line. Sometimes they would be so soft and other times they would be frozen stiff. You sure could tell what the weather was like by what hung on the line too. I live in a subdivision that won't let you have an outdoor clothesline and I really miss that. Now I take my morning walk and smell all the scented dryer sheets people use. I tend to be allergic to about half of them and come back sneezing, runny nose and a headache. Clotheslines are much better for a neighborhood. They save money too. Thanks for the memories Sue.
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That is so unfriendly to the environment - I should try and get something done about it if I were you.
Totally agree Sue!!! sounds like that subdivision wants to hide real life!
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Thats reminded me that my daughter in law suggested that I make a peg bag for her husband (my son) for christmas. He's a new man - I wish his father was!!
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Luckily, Mike knows how to use clothes pegs!
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I like those so much better than the ones with springs in the middle. Nice bag!
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I actually prefer the spring ones to use, but these are more attractive!
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hightechgrammy
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I love it! Those are my favorite kinds too. Now Sue, it doesn't take male hormones to make the hanger, does it? he he he
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LOL - I don't venture into Mike's workshop and he doesn't go into my sewing room!
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Those are really good. Looks exactly like the old pins before the spring. It will be nice to have the DBC backs.