Soak cheap wooden clothespins and 1 other common yard item and watch how this turns into something truly unbelievable!
These DIY vine-training support clips can seamlessly integrate into various garden styles. For a rustic garden, use natural wooden clothespins to complement the earthy tones. In a modern garden, consider painting the clips in a uniform color to match a sleek aesthetic. These clips are perfect for supporting vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers in raised beds, or for training flowering vines such as clematis or morning glory along a garden fence.
2-Material Vine-Training Support Clips
Materials
Wooden clothespins (10 pieces)
Strong garden twine or wire (1 spool)
Dark brown liquid (such as brewed coffee or tea, 1 cup)
Directions
1. Fill a white ceramic bowl with the dark brown liquid, ensuring it can fully submerge the clothespins.
2. Place the wooden clothespins into the bowl and let them soak for at least 30 minutes. This will help to add a rustic, aged look to the wood.
3. Remove the clothespins from the liquid and allow them to dry completely on a towel.
4. Cut the garden twine or wire into 8-10 inch lengths, depending on the size of your plants.
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