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Chunky, cotton, upcycled yarn is simple to make when you have access to just two things: an old T-shirt and a pair of scissors. This yarn can be used for macrame, crafting string bags à la Cobrina's knotted pantry bag class, making rag rugs - Cal Patch teaches you how to do that here - as well as a multitude of other craft projects. If you're looking to speed up the process even further, using a rotary cutter, a cutting mat and a ruler will give you yards of yarn in just minutes. The leftover fabric can be used in small sewing projects or cut into squares to make handy shop rags - all eco-friendly options.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- A cotton or cotton-blend T-shirt, preferably without side seams such as Gilden brand
- Scissors
- Measuring tape.
- Self-healing cutting mat, a rotary cutter, and quilting ruler (optional)
Downloads:
- Use scissors to make T-shirt yarn
- Use a rotary cutter to make T-shirt yarn
- How to attach strands of T-shirt yarn
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Make Upcycled T-Shirt Yarn Reviews
244 users recommended this class to a friend
Ruth Shores
Love this! We're going to use it at our library for a take and make kit for summer reading program. Thank you!
June 26
Abby Lee
its an easy project but she looks kind of mad or upset. overall its an easy project for kids!
June 6, 2024