Clothespin Craft Ideas for Kids or Adults

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

This will be one of the easiest decoupage crafts you'll ever do - learn how to make a clothespin wreath using Mod Podge! You can add a mirror in the center too.

This cross made from clothespins is such a simple and budget friendly home decor craft! Learn how to make it in a few easy steps.

Learn how to make DIY clothespin magnets the easy way! This is a great craft for kids or adults, and no crafting experience is required.

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.

Turn clothespins into some cute, mini trays with the help of clothespins and scrapbook paper! This is a really easy craft for makers of all ages (teens will love this).

There are clothespins, and then there's the cuter younger sister - mini clothespins! Learn how to make a necklace with them using liquid watercolors.

Clothespins can do a lot of things, but a lantern? I was surprised to see this craft executed so well by fellow blogger Kim! You have to see what it looks like when the lights go out.

If you have leftover clothespins from another project, consider using them as garden markers! All you need is some paint and a twig to keep your plantings organized.

Here’s a simple craft for kids who like cars! These are not only fun to make but fun to play with. They are good for hours of activity.

This simple tutorial will show you how to make colorful magnetic clothespins to use on your fridge or command center. They are super easy to make with Mod Podge and napkins.

Make this tray using either small or large wood clothespins! If you use the smaller version, you're going to want to build up more layers. This is such an easy and cool project that will look great as decor.

DIY trivets are a fun clothespin craft idea for both kids and adults. They are super easy to make, and useful as well! They would be a great project to make with a Scout group.

Say goodbye to boring Christmas ornaments, this year trim your tree with handmade clothespin people ornaments! Dressed in bright colors, ear muffs, and mittens, these make for adorable tree decor. 

This school year, kick off the fun with spelling words and sight words with a little twist. Create these adorable pencil themed clothespins for back to school literacy games for your beginning reader!

Make this amazing DIY tiered tray stand using just dollar store items! You'll use stove covers, clothespins, rope, twine, black foam board, and wooden circles.

Houseplants make the perfect decor, but you can easily upgrade them with this simple clothespin planter. You can never go wrong adding a little spice to the basics!

Simple and inexpensive, these DIY clothespin flowers are a fun way to bring more color into your life! Hang them on the wall, outside on a porch . . . so many options.

Bring a touch of snow inside using clothespins and glitter! I love the combination of glitter colors to make these cute ornaments. You could use them for a variety of other applications besides your tree.

Yes, this craft project is a clothespin bowl - however, it's also a variety of other things! All you need to do is attach clothespins to nine feet of wire! You can find wire that holds its shape and has a grippy surface at the hardware store. If you don't like the color, spray paint it. Then bend into any shape you like.

If your kids like to make friendship bracelets or you happen to like embroidery, store your floss on clothespins! This is such a great idea, and also looks great as a colorful display.

These little clothespin kissing couples can be used as cupcake toppers, paper clips, or they can simply dance around your desk when you're feeling a little sad. Every craft has its purpose!

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

A tuna can was used to make the base of this votive holder! Apply paint, then paper with Mod Podge, then add pretty embellishments and a candle to make cute home decor.

I can't believe this pendant light is made of wire fencing and clothespins! Three hundred and twenty clothespins to be exact. It's so fun and perfect for a laundry room, craft room, or even a kitchen.

All you need are popsicle sticks and clothespins to make the cutest airplanes! Oh, and some paint. Make these to display by themselves or using fishing line and turn them into a mobile.

I've seen pretty cute things made from clothespins - and these orange carrots are definitely one of them! These are very easy to make and can be added to many things throughout your home, especially for Easter.