3" Multi Colored Clothespins Wooden Clothes Pins for School Classroom Crafts, 50 Pack

I use the clothespin at work. I work for a shelter. When someone is walking a dog a clothespin goes up so that if someone comes in after that dog was returned to his kennel we know that dog was walked. The bright colors make it easy to spot the ones that have been walked.

I bought these as a toy for my granddaughter, re-creating something that we used to play with at my grandmother's house. She used to keep a little carton of different colored clothespins in her kitchen for hanging up her wet kitchen towels. However, we grandkids liked to clip them around the edge of the carton and make patterns out of them. In another year or so I will set this up for Kaiya to play with.

I purchased these clothes pins for activities for my pre-k class (to strengthen hands). The paint is solid and doesn't come off. They're covered well and attractive. I liked them so much that I purchased a second pack for my class. Mrs. Eric B.

These are great for my classroom library. Students just leave their name clip on the bin they got their book from. The only downside is if they play with the clip too much it comes apart, so I end up putting hem back together.

This color pins serves as identification piece on my clients bags when they come to my feeding organizations. These pins let’s us know who received what food items in there bags prior to them leaving our facility. It’s so important to use in my feeding organization these color pins.

nice to look at but not too sturdy. I thought they would work for my purposeful play centers as place markers. They didn't last long when in the hands of children. would not recommend.

These are great to use in the classroom! A couple of mine seemed like they were not put together correctly.I used them for my data board in my classroom. I would purchase more in the future.

I bought these for a project making refrigerator magnets. They are very colorful and added a great dimension to my project