The time is soon to arrive again when I’ll be able to peg out my washing outdoors. During the cold and wet months, I tend to hang freshly laundered clothes on my indispensable Sheila maid… indoors. Shortly, though, I’ll be able to make use of my washing line and the natural drying powers of the sun and wind. Clothes peg bags are so much more convenient than striding out into the garden with a pocket stuffed with (never enough) pegs.
I’m never really sure about clothes peg bags that hang from the line itself. I find that they tend to travel like a kid on a zip wire. Not what you need when you’re mid-wrangle with a king-size duvet cover! I like the fact that, with the FifthStart example, you have the choice of wearing it like a bumbag, a cross-body satchel or hanging it from the line.
The mid-range Sophie Allport bag is the most attractive, it’s shaped like a little dress and the sheep motif is so sweet.
Although the least practical of the selection, you really can’t go wrong with 100 pegs in a cute, cotton drawstring bag for a mere three pounds!
- 100 bamboo pegs with bag: £3.00, Dunelm
- Sophie Allport sheep peg bag: £14.99, eBay
- FifthStart wearable peg bag with double clips, shoulder & waist strap: £19.95, Amazon
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