LWR CRAFTS Wooden Mini Clothespins 200 Per Pack 1" 2.5cm (Jacobean)

These are good for making my cross ornaments-getting an early start creating. They could be a little more uniform in the color, but they're fine.

I just recieved these today and will be using them for my upcoming wedding to hang up our escort cards for seating.The product is true to size but a little thin. If you are really into minor details, some of the pins didn't have the smoothest wood. I won't be needing all 200 of these so will just pick out the nicest looking ones to use. Also, the silver paint rubs off a little when handling. Fortunately, I don't see any that are broken although the packaging could be better as they were scattered all inside the shipping box they came in.

These clothespins were smaller and skinnier than I expected, but it worked for what I needed. I used them to hang Polaroid-sized photos onto twine/jute rope in large 36x24 frames. I'm so glad the package had 200 of them because I ruined several by not pinching it perfectly. When you pinch the clothespin to open it, if the two pieces are not completely aligned, it will get twisted and come apart. There is no putting it back together after that. You just toss it and move onto the next. My tip is to hold the bottom while squeezing the top so it does not twist. Once you have it on the line, it's pretty strong and stays on.

I bought these clothespins for a project hanging photos from a length of twill cord. They are cute and worked well, and are holding the pictures securely, but I wasted a few clips before getting the hang of them. You have to open them carefully and be sure to brings the ends together straight, if you have the slightest angle the spring will come undone and the clothespin will be useless. Still, these worked well for my project and I had more than enough to make a few sacrifices.

Worked well to hang up pictures. They are small which worked perfect for what I was using them for.

Purchased them for hanging artwork (by running wire through the metal loops of the clothespins). They were surprisingly strong enough to hold up 16" x 20" posters for an all-day art show. That said, I'm glad they come in packs of 200, because they are easy to lose, and after opening and closing them to hang art for three shows, many of them crapped out on the fourth run. Consider them disposable and expect to replace them annually if you're using them for repeat needs like that. Just need them for wedding or one-time event use? Go for it!

How easy they break

Super cute mini clothespins! I used them to hold pictures on a bulletin board in my classroom. It seems like they are just regular mini clothespins spray painted, but I think they're worth it to save time.

Great fun - quite small (1 inch) - and work really well. Using then to hang photos on a frame - so colours add interest. They occasionally get twisted and pop apart - like large pegs can - mainly because I'm too clumsy but no problem - there's plenty in a packet.

Ummm hello these are tiny! Don't know who would utilize these

I was very impressed with the strength of such a little peg.

Tiny pegs not very practicle

Pinzas super mini en colores muy alegres. Las compré para colgar fotos en una boda. Aun no las he utilizado y temo q si la cuerda es un poco gruesa, no me vayan a servir estas pinzas. Tendré q poner un hilo de nylon o cuerda muy fina