We cleaned some closets...Is anyone else thinking TShirt Yarn?
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- Aberdeen, South Dakota, United States
- Greetings. My name is Natalie. Scott and I have been married for 35 years and we have two beautiful daughters. They have both finished college and moved away to follow their dreams. We have two faithful kitties, Callie & Lucy. I just finished my 37th year teaching Family & Consumer Science at our Public High School. I have been creating things since I was a little girl. I hope you have time to stop into my Etsy shops to see how I spend my leisure time. Thank you for your visit. Be sure to say Hello. I love to read your comments.
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7 comments:
Wow, I thought my son-in-law had a lot of t-shirts.....
What is tshirt yarn and what do you do with it?
Wow! There's got to be something creative you can do with those tee's. How about a pillow with tied t-strips? Blanket? Rug? Hmm...
Wow - that's a lot! I never heard of T-shirt yarn either ... elaborate. My mom and I have made some really neat T-shirt quilts of shirts that were memorable to my dad and sisters in some way. Then a lady machine-quilted them and they're really nice!
haha! wowzas!
I can't wait to see your exchange student experience! That's so cool!
Oh my lordy! that is a lot of tshirts. I suppose we should do the same and would possibly come up with a large amount of donations too. :)
Were we separated at birth??
Because having that many t-shirts that you no longer need or want, looks totally normal to me.
Wow, that is one huge load of t-shirts! Take a break from all the cleaning and get cutting! You do have a rotary cutter, don't you? Watch out though, you will have to vacuum again. Sometimes I cut mine and then take them outside for the scissor cutting and stretching part. Easier clean-up!
Cathy
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