When we were challenged this month over at QFD Creative to make a tutorial that related to storage, I decided to make a Peg Bucket. I have been using my new peg bucket this week and it is a big improvement on the one I was using. The carabiner hook is perfect for quickly attaching it to the washing line, and the drawstring closure prevents the pegs from ending up everywhere inside my laundry cupboard.
You can find the tutorial over at QFD Creative, as well as all the fabric supplies. You can easily purchase a carabiner (sometimes known as a karabiner) from an outdoor or camping store (they are used in hiking, canoeing, sailing etc).
My clever daughter, Sarah, used her graphic design skills to put together the Project Image below. Fortunately I took the outside photo a week or so ago when it was sunny!
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Wow! That is brilliant!! I'm off to check out the "how to". Thanks and hope you have a super weekend :)
What a coincidence..I was just this very second over at QFD Creative checking out this clever idea...well done!
Oh how cute! I really need to make me one of those- thank you for the tutorial!!!
Very nice. I love the fresh colours, the orange is great!
Clever.
This is just what I'd been looking for. I need a new peg bag and had been looking around for inspiration, I can stop now! Looks great and off to check the tutorial out now! Well done.
Oh I have a daggy old plastic bucket that is all brittle - this is a million times better - thanks
I love this! I am hoping to get a new clothesline, soon, and this would be a perfect addition. Thank you!
Stephanie
What a great bucket to have hanging on your wash line. Makes me wish we had a wash line! I especially love that image Sarah created. Love your new blog look too!
Great work! And good idea :D
You have the coolest peg bucket on the block - very funky!
I agree, you must have the best looking clothes line in town.
Its just so cute.
love me :-)
I already have a STACK of projects waiting - why'd ya' have to go and post something so irresistible? Of course, mine would be in blues and greens. That much orange just makes you feel too HOT here in Florida.
Good job, Sarah!
This makes me want to get a clothes line just so I can have a uber cool bucket to hold my pegs too!
What a cute design!
You guys should send this on over to how about orange... she would dig the peanuts out of this!
It's a great tutorial! Thanks Lisa
What a great idea. Love it. And, that fabric is fabulous. That is a wonderful theme...Storage. Never have enough storage for everything!
Enjoy your weekend.
Hugs, Cory/Dogwood
Beautiful bucket! and I'm very impressed with Sarah's graphic design skills!!
What a great idea. Love the happy orange you used. Could almost make laundry fun.
Love your little hexy clutch, the kitties and well everything on your blog. Been busy so I had catching up to do.
What a clever idea. You really did a wonderful job with this. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings... Mary
What a lovely bucket!
In Paris, I only use a dryer .. your clothes must smell so good!
Hi Sarah and Lisa, love fresh clothes peg bucket....Warm Regards, Lyn
It certainly is fresh, Orange is such a welconing colour. Great idea.
Hi, Lisa! LOVE your beautiful new design--what a great take on the clothes peg bag! We're just back from 2-week visit with family & friends in the US. Glad to stop by and catch up with you! Happy Weekend :o) ((HUGS))
SOOO cute Lisa -- I love the hand stitching on the project. As always, while I've been gone, you've been very busy and inspirational!
that's so cute Lisa! I could probably even get my husband to hang out the wash if there was a carabiner involved :)
Clever chooks! Now I just need to hang it high enough and out of reach of the cubby-making smalls...
LOVE the bag. Gotta go find some fabric at least half as enticing as yours!
Your pattern is a very nice one, the drawstring closure is a good solution! The fabrics you used are beautiful! I'm going to check out the tutorial.
What a wonderful npeg bucket. The orange color is lovely. Thank you for the tutorial.
x
What a fantastic peg bucket! Love it!
The orange and white looks so fresh. One day I might make one of these.
What a sweet project, and just what I need! I love the fresh orange and white color scheme.
Jenn
I'm a bit behind with my blogging Lisa but this tutorial is fantastic. I'm putting this on the list for Xmas presents.
bonjour
dommage je ne trouve pas le tuto de ce joli seau.merci de m'aider s'il vous plaît. mamina
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