Clothespin Trivet
Extract from Sweet Paul Eat and Make • By Paul LoweAbout
Sweet Paul Eat and Make
This trivet made of clothespins is a surefire conversation starter for your next afternoon tea.
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Step 1
Disassemble all 40 clothespins.
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Step 2
Using the Dremel tool, drill a small hole in each clothespin half about 1⁄2 inch from the tapered end.
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Step 3
Thread the clothespin pieces onto the wire in the same direction until they form a circle.
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Step 4
Once you have a full circle, wrap the ends of the wire together and twist until the clothespins are tight and secure.