I want to make several of your ideas for our craft fair-clothespins, kid’s treat bags, clipboards; but you don’t say what size cellophane bag you use to wrap them. If you could let me know, it would help me. Thanks. Marcia
I am wondering how you do the back side? Do you put magnets on both sides since I see washi tape on both sides of the Mickey set? You labelled/bagged them as magnetic pins?....
These are just the prettiest little clothes pins I have ever seen. A great relaxing project to do sitting in front of the TV. TFS. Do remember what you sold them for? My son wants come to Ohio in June to sell at the craft place there. I think this would be a good craft fair item. I am not good at pricing yet. Trying to learn by following you on your channel.
I really love all your projects, but especially the ones that are the lower price value, because I know people like to buy some of the smaller less expensive things, especially if you have kids and teens at your shows!
Really cute, Deanna. And thanks for showing how you package them too! I'll probably make these for my craft shows, too, but will use leftover fabric scraps.
maybe this is a hint. put your mod podge, and washi tape on, clip the pins along a piece of scrap cardstock, then do the second coat of mod podge. the pins will stay in place and easy to set around to dry. I hope this makes sense.
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love this!
Can you link clothes pins and wash tape, there are various sizes.
I was just wondering how wide your washi tape is for the clothes pin
What do you sell these for
I want to make several of your ideas for our craft fair-clothespins, kid’s treat bags, clipboards; but you don’t say what size cellophane bag you use to wrap them. If you could let me know, it would help me. Thanks. Marcia
CUTE! How much do you charge for these?
what price do you sell these for
Also, what width size of wash I did you use? Marcia
I am wondering how you do the back side? Do you put magnets on both sides since I see washi tape on both sides of the Mickey set? You labelled/bagged them as magnetic pins?....
Magnetic strip on one side
WHAT SIZE WASHIE TAPE
Cute project 😊
Cool idea:)i would love to make theses :)ty
Glad I found this ! Do you think cardstock will work ?
It should
@@CraftyCraftsByDeanna Super cute!!!
What did they go for?
3$
These are so cute . Thank you . I think I'm going to try to make some, hope they turn out as good as yours
So cute!!! Thanks for the idea on how to package them too!!
HungryCraftyKelsey your so welcome!
Thank you for idea. And the web address to clear bags.com. 🤗💜
Absolutely the cutest thing EVER!!! I love the colors...the packaging...the style...so nice. Thanks for your hard work!!!
takehomeahottie thank u friend!
These are just the prettiest little clothes pins I have ever seen. A great relaxing project to do sitting in front of the TV. TFS. Do remember what you sold them for? My son wants come to Ohio in June to sell at the craft place there. I think this would be a good craft fair item. I am not good at pricing yet. Trying to learn by following you on your channel.
3 or 2 for 5
Thank you
Deanna, very cute magnetic clips!! ❤❤❤I love the designs & packaging!! So lovely💕😍!! Thanks for the tutorial!! 😙
Thank you so much Crystal
These are really cute. Love the vibrant colors ans professional packaging. Very detailed tutorial. Thanks so much!
Brenda Hill thank you Brenda!
I really love all your projects, but especially the ones that are the lower price value, because I know people like to buy some of the smaller less expensive things, especially if you have kids and teens at your shows!
Thank you!
Really cute, Deanna. And thanks for showing how you package them too! I'll probably make these for my craft shows, too, but will use leftover fabric scraps.
Elaine Bruno sounds awesome!
Super cute what do you sell them for
Very cute
Brilliant.Thank you!
I love everything you make you are so sweet and patient with explaining everything thank so much for teaching us your great !
Thank u!!
maybe this is a hint. put your mod podge, and washi tape on, clip the pins along a piece of scrap cardstock, then do the second coat of mod podge. the pins will stay in place and easy to set around to dry. I hope this makes sense.
Thank you
So cute what size is the package?
These are too cute!! How well did they sell last year and what did you sell them for if you don't mind sharing?
I sold them for three dollars or two for five dollars and I sold about half of what I took
They’re pretty and useful, thanks for sharing the process, Rosa V.
BusyMom thank u for watching!!
Hi Deanna!
Cute project! Are the clothes pins painted or do you leave them unpainted?
Thanks!
I actually bought them white are you some of them that are just in the raw like normal clothes pins but I really do like the white ones
@@CraftyCraftsByDeanna
Thank you!
These are fantastic! I have a ton of washi, so I will definitely give this a go! Tfs!!
Yay! Make some!
So Cute!!! Love Mickey Mouse theme 😍😍😍
Thank you
!! I also
What is your selling price?
3$
All very pretty nice tutorial easy to follow new subscriber
Mary Ellen thank u and welcome!
Great projects Deanna. Tfs
Thank you!
Adorable! How much did you sell them at the Craft Fair? Thank you for sharing.
what do you charge for those
3 or 2 for 5
Do you know what your price point will be on these?
Tracy Clark 3$ or 2 for 5$
Crafty Crafts By Deanna Thank you. Yours are too cute.
Tracy Clark thank u! Make some they are fun!
very cute.
Thank you
Where can you get Wachi tape inexpensively? You had so many wachi patterns too!
nancy stoner Michaels sells them individually for 33 cents each. If I buy the sets I alway buy on sale