2.87'' Clothes Pins Wooden Clothespins for Hanging, 50pcs Mini Clothes Pins for Photo Crafts, Photo Clips, Small Clothes Pin, Wooden Clips, Clothes Pins for Hanging Clothes, Line Drying, Baby Shower

Sturdy wood. Used for craft project.

I honestly don't know how it happens, but clothes pins in our house are like socks for others, they just are disappearing. About 10 years ago we had 100, we hang up towels to dry sometimes, but most often use them to hold closed things like bags of chips. And after 10 years, we only have about 5 left. I have no idea where they went, but it is hard to find good old fashioned wooden clothespins. Most are now plastic, and we don't need any more plastic in our home.They are just like the ones we got 10 years ago. Wooden, good metal spring, standard size, will work great for hanging up wet towels when we go swimming, and holding our bags of snacks closed. Great product, well made, should last a long time. Nice to see a product so similar to what you could get in the past, a perfect product that does not need improvement upon.

To dry clothes, I often string a clothesline up in my bedroom, throw the clothes over it and be done. That doubles up the layers and makes everything take longer to dry. With clothespins, there's no more doubling up and things dry much faster.In the winter where it's usually cold and dry, that extra moisture is a welcome addition to my bedroom.They also make great chip clips and a convenient way to leave mail for my mailman to pick up.These clothespins perform their functions as expected.While most were fine, they aren't all perfect. A few have splinters, surfaces not sanded smooth, a missing chunk of wood, and even a short leg but since they all still work, I have no complaints.

These clothespins say mini size for crafting but they are only slightly smaller than a standard sized clothespin- about 0.4” different. I should’ve looked at a ruler because in my head I thought these were the actual mini sized pins for crafting, which I now see are 1-1.5” while these are 2.78”. So look out for that if you too were looking for mini pins. Otherwise, these are fine clothespins and cost similarly to other brands, but they do have a weaker grip than the slightly larger pins with larger springs.

For crafting only, not full size clothes pins. To small to support wet clothing on a clothesline.

This is your basic wooden clothes pin. They are well made and don't have many splinters. I've used almost all of them and find no issues. It's a clothes pin.

I still like to hang my clothes out to dry during the summer, and these clothes pins make that possible, even on a windy day.My old clothes pins are looking weathered from years of use. Thought I would freshen them up with a new set. They look good and work just like the old ones.

I use a lot of clothespins for crafting, but these aren't mini ones. No matter, I use full size ones too when making wreathes so I will be able to use these but the description is misleading. Be sure to pay attention to the size.