Washing peg bag

Denim Peg Bag Pattern, recycled old jeans to create a denim peg bag. Denim Peg Bag Tutorial

This modern peg bucket will keep your pegs close at hand. With its handy carabiner hook it can easily clip to your clothesline, clothes airer, or belt. Constructed with a drawstring closure and toggle, it will keep your pegs in place when it is stored in the laundry.

Well hello there! I haven't been here for quite a while - but I'm back! With a video tutorial for this peg bag Having not done really any s...

Do you leave your pegs out at your clothesline? I always have but recently my pegs are breaking as I hang clothes on the line so I wonder whether they are being ruined by sitting out in the weather all the time. A couple of weeks ago I decided I should make a peg bag...Read More »

I saw the pattern for these intriguing peg bags over on Nicola’s blog, she is so inspiring and very generous with her knowledge of all things sewing… I made myself a pegbag a while back and as I wa…

I decided to replace my old peg bags (used to hold clothes pegs when hanging washing on an outdoor line), which were dated and worn. My ne...

I've had a peg bag like this for several years now. It belonged to my granny and my mum brought it out from England years ago. Now ...

A must-have for any home, our laundry baskets are sturdy, collapsible, and come in a range of stylish designs to organize your laundry with ease.

"This peg bag is designed for windy balcony's, as my sisters-in-law's first peg bag blew away in the wind! This denim peg bag is designed to stay put with a key clip hook. Utilize your old jeans and fabric scraps to make a fun yet practical peg bag. Have fun creating a mini washing line as decoration, using up cotton fabric scraps and stitching in place. This makes a quick gift to sew up, taking less than an hour."