Clothes pin game

This is a fun and simple game to play with clothes pegs / clothespins.

Games don't have to be too complicated! Here are two simple games we've enjoyed using clothes pegs. 1. Collect a Peg Aim: To collect five pegs of the same colour. How to play: You need as many different colours of peg as there are players. For example, if you have three players, you need red pegs, green pegs and yellow pegs. Put five pegs of each colour into a bag and mix them up. So with three players, there will be 15 pegs altogether. Without looking, each player draws five pegs out of the…

•The Clothespin Game - Each guest gets a clothes pin with the instructions that they can't say the groom's name. If they slip up, the person who catches them can take their clothespin. The person with the most clothespins at the end of the party wins. This game can also be played with other wedding related words like bride, groom, dress, wedding, etc.

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Try this simple, low prep color game with your preschooler. Use your stash of clothespins to set up a fun color game that also works on fine motor skills.

One person is the ‘peggar’. He/she goes around to an unsuspecting person and gently hangs the peg on their clothes, jackets or hair. This game may last a few hours or all day and it’s much more fun when people lose the game!

Running late? Out of ideas for games? Budget tight? No worries. With a trip to the dollar store, you have a fun night ahead.