Tuesday, 29 December 2015

Pegs!

Hello friends

So I'm definitely having a little fixation with pegs right now!

I mentioned applying washi tape to pegs - so easy...

This is a mini gold peg that I picked up in a Christmas card
hanging set in 99p store.  Any washi tape will do.


Cut a strip and apply.


Flip the peg over and trim carefully.


And that's it! 


Another idea - use regular wooden clothes pegs and spray them with inks.
I prefer to take off the metal spring part, spray the wooden pegs and when
dry reassemble them - watch your fingers though!
I've decorated these with Classic Scalloped Hearts.



These are 'rambling rose' pegs - gorgeous!
I didn't decorate these but ....
I couldn't resist purchasing two sets - one for me and one for...
a lucky winner!


So same drill please - just leave a comment and a winner will be picked out next week.

Take care friends, I'm back very soon...
probably when I've eaten even more turkey leftovers!


22 comments

  1. Hi All.
    Christine Thank you so much for all the inspiration.
    The pegs are lovely. Take care Kitty.

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  2. Thank you Christine for showing the washi tape, looks easy enough will try it. All of the pegs look very very good, thanks Ann

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  3. Great projects, if only I could find where I've stashed my pegs!!

    Michele

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  4. Hi Christine, lovely little pegs. love Jean Z xxxx

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  5. Hi Christine
    I had to chuckle , I once called you my tag Lady because you made such beautiful tags do you remember ? i think maybe i will be giving you a new title ermm let me see, My Peg Lady perhaps ? haha.
    The pegs are really lovely Christine , your scalloped heart ones look really pretty ,i have the grandchildren over later so we will have a go at decorating some pegs later i have plenty of washi tape and it will keep them amused .
    We finished our turkey last night , made a bubble and squeak and threw in the turkey after cutting into small pieces ,gosh it was lovely not as good as my Dad used to make i might add but it was close .
    Take Care
    Elaine H X

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  6. Hi. Christine,
    Great idea for pegs,love the floral ones.
    I hope you have a good day. Take care. x.

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  7. Thanks for the tutorial Christine, I have some washi tape and a bag of small pegs (somewhere!), so I will definitely give this a go. A great way to add a pretty embellishment. Thank you for the chance to win the floral pegs, they're gorgeous!
    Enjoy your day.
    Janice x

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  8. What great ideas and pretty too. Jeanette xxx

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  9. Great idea idea Christine, I have some wash tape that I've never used, now I feel a little project coming on. I love the rambling rose pegs they are so pretty.
    Chris xx

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  10. Morning Christine,
    More great peg ideas, the rose pegs look so pretty.
    Lydia
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  11. Hello Christine
    Love the pegs, mine are redundant at the moment, so much rain, washing never sees the Line ! Love the Rambling Rose design, Altenew have stamps similar to those..these are my latest favs!
    Take care
    Love Marg

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  12. Lovely pegs and really like the rambling rose ones. You could also stencil the pegs for a different effect and use serviette/napkins to decorate too. xx hazel

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  13. Good morning Christine a gentle start to our apres Christmas. Like the pretty rambling rose ones. Best wishes Jackie x
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  14. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas with your family Christine. I'm a bit late getting back to looking at the blogs. What a wonderful idea with the pegs and not too difficult - must give that a try soon.

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  15. Hi Christine,
    I love what you've been doing with your pegs. I've got loads of old wooden ones in a drawer somewhere, so when I can find them I now know that I can transform them into something really rather pretty. The roses pegs you found are just delightful, so pretty and bright.
    Bejay x

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  16. Hello Christine
    Some great ideas with pegs today. We use them at school to display the childrens' art work. It is also a great of drying them. By using the pegs we don't damage the art work in any way.
    Enjoy your turkey
    Lesley

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  17. Hi Christine, Fabulous ways to 'alter' pegs into beautiful items, I love the roses ones you have bought, they are really pretty.
    Lots of love from Patricia xx

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  18. Hi Christine, love your pegs, what a great idea, the rose ones are so cute.
    Kind regards
    Anne Owens

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  19. I am going to have to decorate some pegs! I love the rambling rose ones - gorgeous! xxx

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  20. Oh gosh, those rambling rose pegs (never heard that term before for these) are so lovely!! Hope I'm not to late to enter...seeing as my name is Rose. Thank you so much for your blog and this giveaway. God bless! ILuvTheEucharist (at) aol.com

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