Several ways of using a peg

Roz made one too, she called it a tutu.
The boys pushed them down the sleeve of the drying dressing gown
Lev used one to fix the crack of the plastic washing basket.

Makes me happy these child plays!

[Newbank Lass]

simple, honest, happy fun.

[mikeharris]

Another great family history shot Saxa.

[Jane Armstrong]

What a great capture. I used a peg to attach a piece of pink paper to a welly boot as a back drop to a moss image.

[Graham Thresher]

Lovely capture.

[Bep]

Lovely shot.

[Heidi]

The dark "cape" behind him suggests that he's getting ready for his superhero duties. Made me smile.

[Call me Joe]

Oh- this is so pegging cute, haha!:)

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

@motherjane very inventive, I'lll add it to the list :-)

[Pyrrhula]

Prachtig. ( Ik wou dat ik het beter kon zeggen/schrijven.)

[katy]

LOL! cute!

[Debs Stott]

Lovely, how wonderful for 100 happy days.

[Valerie Chesney]

Love it! Your children have great imagination & you encourage them to be "themselves"

[Jodie]

So much fun, my husband did this to our toddler and we had a great laugh!

[kali]

great invention

[belinda]

Great shot and use of imagination

[Corinne]

I remember my daughters playing the same with the pegs !

[Caroline]

As it should (make you happy) - you know how to live. I am certain you are raising your kids to be lovely, happy people as well :)

[Louis A. Sousa]

Outstanding. Next dissect the theory of relativity!