The fourth day of creative #adventskalender is dedicated to wooden clothespins. Clothespins are seen as a household item, but clothespins are also very nice to tinker with. So you can find lots of fun creations for the #kerst of #knutselen

Rudolph the reindeer

To make this wooden reindeer you do not need much. He could be ready in a few minutes. I only used three clothespins. Stick the clothespins together as you can see in the photo. Make a antler of chenille thread, a nose of a red bead (or make a white red), two wobbles and your reindeer is ready.

Snowflakes or Christmas stars

Clothespins can be used in its entirety for crafting, but when you take them apart you have even more possibilities. With half clothespins you can puzzle your own star or snowflake together. It is nice to stick something nice in the middle of the star or snowflake, so that you no longer see the incitations. If desired, you can spray the stars or snowflakes in a color of your choice or sprinkle with nice sparkles.

Tea light holders

Nice for Christmas dinner at school or bso are these tea light holders. Of course, it is also possible to use a tea light on batteries. The photos and the idea come from www.knutselidee.nl

22x Christmas inspiration with wooden clothespins

The Knutseljuf Ede collected 22 nice ideas for Christmas. All made with wooden clothespins.