LWR CRAFTS Wooden Mini Clothespins 15 Colors 200 Per Pack 1" 2.5cm (All)

These ended up being a great bargain and fit in well with my rustic wedding decor! I enjoyed using them to clip pictures along clotheslines for our reception. They look very nice and the clips don't break easily like some other clothespins will. They are very small so make sure to check the sizing before you purchase in order to get what you are looking for.

Like other users, we had an "art-hanging" application. We cut holes in sheets of plywood, and hot-melt-glued these on the back, to hold prints in each window. Three mini clothespins for each (two on bottom, one on top). Worked ok. They are small and delicate, and the parts can easily come apart with rough handling. Can be popped back together. Also, these really are tiny, like 1" long and 1/8" wide. (For some reason I expected them to be short but normal-width, stubby. They're not!) And that's the deal!

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.

Cheap, breaks by barely touching

These were cute and worked for what we wanted but a lot of them broke easily as they are super tiny.

These are adorable. Like a really tiny version of real clothespins. We used them to pin 4" square photos to a piece of twine for our wedding and they were the perfect size. The Jacobean color is really just a dark wood stain and looks nice in a rustic setup. Just make sure to buy extra, because if they get twisted, they separate into two pieces and you will never get them back together again.

These are so tiny that they come apart when you try to clamp on anything thicker than a ox of paoerv

We used these at our wedding on a cork board to put up escort cards (little colored circles w/people's names on it). It was super cute!!! I saw the idea online somewhere and copied it. Got a lot of compliments. You could do a lot of cute things with these.Not the sturdiest of clothespins, but for the quantity and price, they worked great and I was pleased.