Specifications:

• The decorative paper clips set includes 50 pieces
• Cute Iron Foot Office Mini Paper Clips Set is highly durable
• With colorful foot design
• These decorative paper clips keep documents organized efficiently
• The decorative paper clips feature economy multifunctional and convenient
• Great material makes the Office Paper Clips anti-rust and more durable to use
• For fix some pieces of paper temporarily and remove them without breaking paper
• The paper clips are perfect for the home or corporate office
• Material: Iron
• Size: 2 x 3cm/0.8 x 1.2in(L x W)

Details:

• The Office Money Paper Clip with foot design allows for easy use. The decorative paper clips set includes 50 pieces

• Made of superior material, the lovely shaped paper clips are anti-rust and durable

• The paper clip can be great gift for your friends or classmates. With colorful foot design

• For fix some pieces of paper temporarily and remove them without breaking paper

• These decorative paper clips keep documents organized efficiently. The decorative paper clips feature economy multifunctional and convenient

How to Recycle Paper Clips:

Obviously a paper clip can be recycled or reused for its intended purpose of holding papers together, but there are so many more uses as well. No matter what type of paper clips you have there are dozens of things you can do with them

• Use paper clips as hangers for many different things. They are great for replacing curtain hooks, hanging calendars and pictures. A recycled paper clip makes a wonderful Christmas ornament hook. Bend them into shape and use them to hang clothes in a doll house
• Make emergency repairs to clothing and accessories. Paper clips work wonderful as hem holders and can fix a broken bra strap in no time flat. They also make excellent zipper tabs or belt holders. Recycled paper clips can be used for eyeglass repair or as a hair barrette
• Clean things with recycled paper clips. They work well for cleaning finger and toe nails, unclogging spray and glue bottles, and opening the holes in salt and other shakers. Use them in the office to clean the roller balls on your mouse or the spaces between the keys on your keyboard
• Recycle your paper clips for use in arts and crafts. They can be wonderful tools for stirring paints and other materials or punching holes in paper. Or glue them onto projects for a shiny effect
• Mark the page in the book that you are a reading with a paper clip. You won't have to worry about your bookmark falling out of your book
• Pick a lock. If you get locked out of a jewelery box, a screen door or even some basic center key bathroom doors, straightening a paper clip and jiggling it inside the lock will often get it open

How to Make Paper Clips:

Make paper clips using paper-covered clothespins for a stylish desk accessory. Standard wooden clothespins with a spring provide substantial organization to a paper-laden desk surface. Decorative paper covers the wood to transform ordinary clothespins into chic paper clips. Teach this simple art project to students or use as a birthday party craft activity. Make a bowlful of clothespin paper clips for your desk and as last minute gifts for co-workers and friends

• Take apart a wooden clothespin by removing the wire spring. You will need to twist and pull the spring to remove it, but do not bend it out of shape
• Cut two, 3/4-inch wide by 8-inch long strips of decorative paper
• Mix a small amount of craft glue with water until the glue is an inky consistency. Apply the glue mixture with a paintbrush to the side of one wood clothespin half that is on the inside of the clothespin when it is assembled. This is the side of the clothespin that has three grooves in it
• Lay the length of the strip, wrong side down, on the glue side of the clothespin's length. Place the short end of the strip on the thin tapered end of the pin and center the strip so the long edges of the paper evenly hang over the long edges of the clothespin. Allow the excess strip to extend past the top or rounded thick end of the clothespin half. Use your fingers and the paintbrush to mold the paper into the grooves on the clothespin
• Clip slits along the edges of the paper that is hanging over the edges of the pin. Space the slits a 1/4 inch apart, cutting from the paper edge to the clothespin. Apply glue to the long thin side edges of the clothespin and the wrong side of the slits. Fold the cut slits over the edge of the clothespin. Continue to fold the slits around to the outer side of the clothespin, where the depth of the clothespin is thinly tapered
• Apply glue over the short ends and to the other long side of the clothespin half. Wrap the paper strip that is extending past the end of the clothespin around to the outer long side. Mold the paper into the groove (there is only one on this side) and overlap the end of the strip with the beginning of the strip. Clip slits and glue to the side edges, overlapping to the opposite side where the clothespin tapers. Apply a coat of thinned glue mixture to all sides of the paper covered pin to seal. Repeat with the other clothespin half and paper strip. Allow the glue to dry
• Reattach the wire spring to complete the paper clip

Package Included:

• 1 x Paper Clips Set(50Pcs/Set)