I have always cut them into strips and then connected the strips... which leaves a lot of annoying knots. I love how you make the shirt into one strip!! It is so simple!! Thank you for sharing!
I've never done this before. But my fiance died and I've been saving his t-shirts and I love crocheting. So now I think I can marry the two. ️ ☺️ what type of t-shirt fabric do I use? Does it matter? Because some of them are 100% cotton and some have polyester any advice before I start cutting? I would truly appreciate it and I hope this comment is read by those that are healthy and staying well and I pray for those that are not ❤️
Oh man, this is a life saver! I've been wanting to make t-shirt yarn but couldn't figure out how to make one continuous strand. Thank you for sharing this! ❤
Simply amazing! I had no idea that it was possible to make string/cord like this. I can't find elastic to make masks and this does the trick. I can't thank you enough for your easy to follow instructions for this newbie. Thank you bunches! Stay safe. :)
@@Needlepointers For people that don't want to tie the yarn around their head I would like to try using a bead and go around the ear threading both ends into a bead and pulling it tight. Do you think this is a good option and do you know what size bead I would need. I cut my strips 1".
Thanks for the video - works easily. One suggestion - I found that it was so much easier to do the final clipping if I slipped it over my leg while sitting down. It made it so much easier to cut with the larger leg surface and having both hands free.
Thank you for posting this! I have a mat & rotary cutter and love this method, it’s so much easier than cutting the spiral with scissors, but I personally prefer 1 1/2 to 2 inch strips. Enjoy crafting!
Thanks for the video! That’s so cool! I really appreciated learning how to make it continuous. I do a fair amount of covering pairs of hangers with fabric so my slippery shirts don’t slide off the hangers. I think this is a great way to up cycle old T-shirts
In singapore 🇸🇬, it is hard for me to find a tshirt yarn (also maybe because I barely go out), so I find this video really really useful with many of my unused tshirts laying around. So thank you! ❤️ can't wait to make them!
Thank you so much. I didn't make anything with it other than a dog toy but I couldn't figure out how to make the T-shirt yarn without your video. Thank you for sharing your technique.
Thank you so much! Thrilled to discover this link on the Million Mask group project on Facebook, where many of us who are sewing masks to donate to medical professionals battling COVID-19 are using t shirt yarn as the source for the ties a mask needs to hold it snug against one’s face. I have shared this too in my public COVID-19 album for anyone else needing it. Thank you and stay safe and healthy and in good spirits!
Sarah, Hi! Thanks for letting us know. We did not know it was shared on that group and I was wondering about some of the new questions we were getting today! Glad to hear it's helping with the mask making. It's such a worthwhile project.
This was also a method i wanted to try out for mask ties because of a facebook post i saw, however I heard this will not hold up in the hospitals' washing machines. Anyone have any ideas to prevent it from getting shredded up while getting washed?
Kym Cores I have not seen that as a concern, at least not from the hospital I will be donating them to. I guess I assumed individuals would wash them at home in their own facilities. I have been making mine sturdy, and washed and dried the ties, whether rope or t shirt yarn (both 80-100% cotton)ahead of time so the shrinkage could happen immediately. I don’t plan on doing it but to stabilize the t shirt yarn, I bet you could sew a zigzag stitch right down the middle of whatever ties you’re using, and that would likely make them sturdier. Or perhaps use Stitch Witchery? That’s synthetic though and I’ve read some synthetics will melt in the industrial strength hospital washers and dryers. I will be interested to learn how you solve that issue. I will be using a lot more T-shirt yarn now that my dear husband ordered huge discs of precut t shirt yarn from Amazon, which comes from Fox Yarn Company. Sending very best wishes!
Woo Hoo! Glad we could help. If you need ideas of things to make with the t-shirt yarn, visit this page on our web site: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=2465
Ok this is brilliant! I have finally reached a point in my decluttering where I know there's tshirts I am no longer going to wear. I don't want to donate them, because the quality is not one I would buy, but they are not at a rags stage. I'm also weirdly sentimental about them. But I saw some videos about making cool pot holders with old tshirts and I want to try that. Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks for your comment. If you would like more ideas on what to do with t-shirt, on our website we have a page devoted to project to recycle, reuse and repurpose old t-shirt. Check it out - www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=2465
Thank you for watching our video on making t-shirt yarn and for your comment. It's an excellent way to repurpose old t-shirt into something useful. Another idea for old t-shirts is to make a t-shirt quilt. You may want to check out this page on how: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=2643
This is the most easiest and understanding video I have seen on how to make tshirt yarn.thank you for making this video. I will definitely be making some.can you could do this with old sheets and thin fleece throw blankets to?
Glad it was helpful! Old jersey type sheets may work but we have not tried it. Cotton sheets would not work. You would have to test with the fleece as I am not sure if it would work.
Wonderful video thank you so much. I saved my hand strength a bit by using my rotary cutter instead of scissors as I have arthritis but it worked great!
Great tip! Thanks for sharing that idea. Now that you made t-shirt yarn you may want to visit our t-shirt yarn project page at: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
We’re in the middle of the pandemic and JOANN seems to not be able to fill my order for over a couple days this is saving my bacon in terms of making strips of fabric for mask making purposes. Thank you
Mary W Klauke Hi! The T-shirt I used didn’t have a huge problem with fraying, so I didn’t have to sew the ends of anything. I used them as straps, and they did end up creating a few pills on the mask, but I just cleaned them up with a roller, and I think they will act as a great substitute for string.
Needlepointers Hi! I used this tutorial, but instead of elastic, I substituted with 10” strips of this T-shirt yarn. It worked pretty darn good! th-cam.com/video/o8OyV15ua24/w-d-xo.html
Making a rug with t-shirt yarn is a wonderful idea. Good luck with your project. Please share this video with family and friends. Also subscribe to our channel so you do not miss future videos.
I had a pair of leggings that were kaput so I thought I’d cut it into strips and use it for covering hangers. It’s been working pretty good since the fabric is stretchy. Lesson learned though it’s good to have the strips an even width , mine weren’t even, so they went wide/narrow/wide
You are welcome! If you need ideas for projects to make with t-shirt, go to this page for over 45 free craft ideas to create with T-shirt yarn: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
Awe, very sad to see how many ppl gave this a thumbs down- BOOOOOOO to all the Meanies 👎👎👎. I gave this video a thumbs up, it was quick and simple, and helpful! My kind of video! Thank you for your help. I left a comment/question on the 2nd video to this (showing how to connect the tshirts) awesome info. I've subscribed and hope you can help me out with my question😊😊😊
Thank you for posting this video, it was easy to understand and informative! I think I could do this now! Thank you again and I will be watching for more of your videos.
You clever lady you😊! Im making a lampshade with chains and tshirt yarn which is pretty pricey in UK 🇬🇧. I have tones of old tshirts i can die and noe use for this project❤😂❤ thank you x
Glad it was helpful! Are you going to make t-shirt yarn? If you do, do you need a project? Here you will find over 40 free t-shirt yarn projects - www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
You are so welcome! You may be interested in things you can make with the t-shirt yarn. We have a whole page of free projects here: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
We are gladd you liked the video on how to make t-shirt yarn. We have a whole page of free projects using t-shirt yarn here: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
Thanks Cathy! We have some projects you can make with T-Yarn and other projects to make out of recycled t-shirts here: www.needlepointers.com/main/ShowArticles.aspx?NavID=2465. Subscribe to our TH-cam channel and sign up for our mailing list to keep up to date on our projects.
@@Needlepointers I just subscribed. Thank you so much ❤️ I'm only about halfway through the videos so far. Does it matter the blend of fabric used in the T-shirt? Some have polyester, some are all cotton? Thank you in advance ️ ❤️
Such a wonderful vedio, instructions are so clear and to the point love you so much for sharing all your experience and knowledge with me,God bless you abundantly with everything on Earth all this blessings are coming from the bottom of my heart 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍
T-shirts without seams give the best results because you will have a continuous smooth yarn. A shirt with seams can be used but the seams will cause the t-shirt yarn to be thicker where the seams present themselves. However, usually this is not a problem.
You are so welcome! Are you interested in making projects with t-shirt yarn? We have a page with over 45 t-shirt yarn projects here: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
God has given me a very creative mind and I love to recycle and improvise.I just didn't know how to make a continuous yarn from the T-shirt. Many thanks.
Hi Alan! Thanks for your question. We have sewing scissors and like the Gingher brand a lot. Our sewing scissors are only used to cut fabric. Also, if you happen to be left-handed like me, be sure you get left-handed scissors. It really makes a huge difference. We have a scissors guide available here: www.needlepointers.com/main/youtubecontent.aspx?youtubepageid=321
I have always cut them into strips and then connected the strips... which leaves a lot of annoying knots. I love how you make the shirt into one strip!! It is so simple!! Thank you for sharing!
I've never done this before. But my fiance died and I've been saving his t-shirts and I love crocheting. So now I think I can marry the two. ️ ☺️ what type of t-shirt fabric do I use? Does it matter? Because some of them are 100% cotton and some have polyester any advice before I start cutting? I would truly appreciate it and I hope this comment is read by those that are healthy and staying well and I pray for those that are not ❤️
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Oh man, this is a life saver! I've been wanting to make t-shirt yarn but couldn't figure out how to make one continuous strand. Thank you for sharing this! ❤
The sound of the fabric being cut is sooooooooo satisfying 😍😂 Tha k you for this tutorial! 😊💕
Thanks for the comment Laine! We have a lot of ways to recycle t-shirts here: needlepointers.com/main/ShowArticles.aspx?NavID=2465.
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I totally agree with you ❤❤❤
Your's is the easiest tutorial I have seen yet. Can't wait to repurpose a bunch of old t shirts for a crocheted toy box for my grandkids
This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
Simply amazing! I had no idea that it was possible to make string/cord like this. I can't find elastic to make masks and this does the trick. I can't thank you enough for your easy to follow instructions for this newbie. Thank you bunches! Stay safe. :)
You're very welcome!
@@Needlepointers For people that don't want to tie the yarn around their head I would like to try using a bead and go around the ear threading both ends into a bead and pulling it tight. Do you think this is a good option and do you know what size bead I would need. I cut my strips 1".
Thanks for the video - works easily. One suggestion - I found that it was so much easier to do the final clipping if I slipped it over my leg while sitting down. It made it so much easier to cut with the larger leg surface and having both hands free.
Great tip!
This is the best t-shirt yarn video!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, many of us are watching this video to make masks for hospitals.
Thanks Mylene for making masks for hospitals!
Thank you for posting this! I have a mat & rotary cutter and love this method, it’s so much easier than cutting the spiral with scissors, but I personally prefer 1 1/2 to 2 inch strips. Enjoy crafting!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed our video!
Thanks for the video! That’s so cool! I really appreciated learning how to make it continuous. I do a fair amount of covering pairs of hangers with fabric so my slippery shirts don’t slide off the hangers. I think this is a great way to up cycle old T-shirts
That is a great idea!
Thank you so much!! Just started crocheting and this looks like a very soft way to make something!!
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Thank you great tutorial easy to follow! This is my 2nd attempt at t shirt yarn, my first was so uneven, this made it more uniform. Thanks again!
In singapore 🇸🇬, it is hard for me to find a tshirt yarn (also maybe because I barely go out), so I find this video really really useful with many of my unused tshirts laying around.
So thank you! ❤️ can't wait to make them!
Thank you so much. I didn't make anything with it other than a dog toy but I couldn't figure out how to make the T-shirt yarn without your video. Thank you for sharing your technique.
Thank you so much! Thrilled to discover this link on the Million Mask group project on Facebook, where many of us who are sewing masks to donate to medical professionals battling COVID-19 are using t shirt yarn as the source for the ties a mask needs to hold it snug against one’s face. I have shared this too in my public COVID-19 album for anyone else needing it. Thank you and stay safe and healthy and in good spirits!
Sarah, Hi! Thanks for letting us know. We did not know it was shared on that group and I was wondering about some of the new questions we were getting today! Glad to hear it's helping with the mask making. It's such a worthwhile project.
I'm using this method to make some masks too for people.
This was also a method i wanted to try out for mask ties because of a facebook post i saw, however I heard this will not hold up in the hospitals' washing machines. Anyone have any ideas to prevent it from getting shredded up while getting washed?
Kym Cores I have not seen that as a concern, at least not from the hospital I will be donating them to. I guess I assumed individuals would wash them at home in their own facilities. I have been making mine sturdy, and washed and dried the ties, whether rope or t shirt yarn (both 80-100% cotton)ahead of time so the shrinkage could happen immediately. I don’t plan on doing it but to stabilize the t shirt yarn, I bet you could sew a zigzag stitch right down the middle of whatever ties you’re using, and that would likely make them sturdier. Or perhaps use Stitch Witchery? That’s synthetic though and I’ve read some synthetics will melt in the industrial strength hospital washers and dryers. I will be interested to learn how you solve that issue. I will be using a lot more T-shirt yarn now that my dear husband ordered huge discs of precut t shirt yarn from Amazon, which comes from Fox Yarn Company.
Sending very best wishes!
@@MegaNinjapanda I was thinking maybe braiding it? But that would probably be too thick then to tie to the back of the head.
I love your videos I don’t know why but they make me want to fall asleep
Guess I'll be canceling my order of T-shirt yarn from Amazon. This is awesome. Thank you so much!
Woo Hoo! Glad we could help. If you need ideas of things to make with the t-shirt yarn, visit this page on our web site: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=2465
Brilliant as I have a collection of old T-shirts. Thanks 🙏🏻
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Too clever ...Super idea... No need of cutting stripes and joining them... Thank u👍
Welcome 😊
Thank you Lady!! Thank you so much... ther was no where I could find T Yarn in my country.. This solves my problem
Thank you for this tutorial 😁 I'm from Philippines and this would be very helpful to my family
Glad it was helpful! What will you make with the t-shirt yarn?
Best described video on TH-cam! Thank you miss lady 🙂
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for your tutorial. This is the video that explains this technique more clearly.
Now I know how to make t-shirt yarn. Thank you for sharing it.
You’re welcome 😊
Ok this is brilliant!
I have finally reached a point in my decluttering where I know there's tshirts I am no longer going to wear. I don't want to donate them, because the quality is not one I would buy, but they are not at a rags stage. I'm also weirdly sentimental about them.
But I saw some videos about making cool pot holders with old tshirts and I want to try that.
Thanks for the tutorial!
Thanks for your comment. If you would like more ideas on what to do with t-shirt, on our website we have a page devoted to project to recycle, reuse and repurpose old t-shirt. Check it out - www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=2465
Excellent idea. If you need to join the pieces, I think butt two pieces with clear plastic thread , no bulk , and no seam exposed. .
Good idea.
This is a good idea to upcycling old t-shirts.Thanks for the video !!!
Your video was the most clear one I've found. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the amazing video. Just not easy to have t shirt with no side seams.
So true.
So happy, now I have a new use for my old t-shirts.
Thank you for watching our video on making t-shirt yarn and for your comment. It's an excellent way to repurpose old t-shirt into something useful. Another idea for old t-shirts is to make a t-shirt quilt. You may want to check out this page on how: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=2643
Thank you SO much!!! So easy after you showed me how. I cut the strips with my rotary cutter and I was done in no time. Thanks again!!
Thank you so much! Best tutorial and very easy to follow, you are a life saver
You're welcome!
This is the most easiest and understanding video I have seen on how to make tshirt yarn.thank you for making this video. I will definitely be making some.can you could do this with old sheets and thin fleece throw blankets to?
Glad it was helpful! Old jersey type sheets may work but we have not tried it. Cotton sheets would not work. You would have to test with the fleece as I am not sure if it would work.
Wonderful video thank you so much. I saved my hand strength a bit by using my rotary cutter instead of scissors as I have arthritis but it worked great!
Great tip! Thanks for sharing that idea. Now that you made t-shirt yarn you may want to visit our t-shirt yarn project page at: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
Thanks so much I needed some cord for my hand made jewelry now everythig is made by me 💟 Easy to follow your instructions they're dummie proof! TFS
this is WONDERFUL!!!! thank you so much for sharing this!
You are so welcome!
We’re in the middle of the pandemic and JOANN seems to not be able to fill my order for over a couple days this is saving my bacon in terms of making strips of fabric for mask making purposes. Thank you
is it ok to cut the t-shirt yarn into the correct size strips for the masks? Do you need to sew the ends so they don't fray? thanks!
Hi Joseph! I'm glad to hear that our video is helping! I'm curious how you are using it to make masks. Is there a tutorial somewhere?
Mary W Klauke Hi! The T-shirt I used didn’t have a huge problem with fraying, so I didn’t have to sew the ends of anything. I used them as straps, and they did end up creating a few pills on the mask, but I just cleaned them up with a roller, and I think they will act as a great substitute for string.
Needlepointers Hi! I used this tutorial, but instead of elastic, I substituted with 10” strips of this T-shirt yarn. It worked pretty darn good! th-cam.com/video/o8OyV15ua24/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial! Have been looking for some time and finally found it. Thank you!
Thank you so much. I always wanted to make my own rugs and now I can.
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This is genius. Thank you!
Love your vids
Thank 🌻 you so VERY MUCH!!😊 I am so very grateful to you for teaching me this! God richly bless you!
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Thank you this was so interesting ...will use all my old stock of tshirt to make something new
Wonderful!
Best tutorial, I made it so easily❤
Glad it helped!
I had a pair of leggings that were kaput so I thought I’d cut it into strips and use it for covering hangers. It’s been working pretty good since the fabric is stretchy. Lesson learned though it’s good to have the strips an even width , mine weren’t even, so they went wide/narrow/wide
Thanks a lot for sharing this! Really helpful tutorial
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Beautiful idea! Thanks for sharing .
Superb one..... Very helpful
You are a genius ..... Thank you for sharing this tip !!!!! Love N Best Wishes
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Amazing tutorial!
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Thanks for simple demo
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Thank you great description, easy to follow
You are welcome! If you need ideas for projects to make with t-shirt, go to this page for over 45 free craft ideas to create with T-shirt yarn:
www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
Awe, very sad to see how many ppl gave this a thumbs down- BOOOOOOO to all the Meanies 👎👎👎. I gave this video a thumbs up, it was quick and simple, and helpful! My kind of video! Thank you for your help. I left a comment/question on the 2nd video to this (showing how to connect the tshirts) awesome info. I've subscribed and hope you can help me out with my question😊😊😊
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Great tutorial, thank you for this!
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I had forgotten how to do this and found your video! I’m using an old-ish shirt to make eat loops for my daughters’ masks😷 ☺️
That is awesome!
Worked perfectly thank you 😊
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That's awesome. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to try this.
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AMAZING TUTORIAL👏👏👏👏👏 THANK YOU FOR SHARING 👍👍👍👍
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I always use old t-shirt to wipe dishes before wash them, but I’ll have to search the other items from now:)Thank you!
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that was excellent instruction; thanks!
Good tutorial
Great tutorial. Just what I was looking for. Thank you!
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Very informative and useful video. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Great! Thank you! Does it matter if the t-shirt is 100% cotton or a blend?
Not at all
Thank you for posting this video, it was easy to understand and informative! I think I could do this now! Thank you again and I will be watching for more of your videos.
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You clever lady you😊! Im making a lampshade with chains and tshirt yarn which is pretty pricey in UK 🇬🇧. I have tones of old tshirts i can die and noe use for this project❤😂❤ thank you x
You're very welcome. That lampshade project sounds interesting.
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So helpful and clear thankyou
You’re welcome 😊
Wow.you know This yarn is usually very expensive. Thanks for this
Thanks so much! Easy to follow!
Glad it was helpful! Are you going to make t-shirt yarn? If you do, do you need a project? Here you will find over 40 free t-shirt yarn projects - www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
Thank you so much for this youre truly a life saver
You are so welcome! You may be interested in things you can make with the t-shirt yarn. We have a whole page of free projects here: www.needlepointers.com/main/showarticles.aspx?navid=3742
Very nice good idea
Very nice .
Thank you so much
Of this tutorial this helps me so much of my projects 🥺💖
Happy to help!
I love crochet thank you for your idea yarn
We are gladd you liked the video on how to make t-shirt yarn. We have a whole page of free projects using t-shirt yarn here:
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So helpful tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
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Awesome!! So glad I saw this thank you
How many t shirts do I need to use to have one full skein?
Good Morning great idea thank you
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Thank you for this advice it's been really helpful. 🥰
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
t-shirt yarn is agood video i enjoyed it and i will try to make
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Good idea👌👌
Thanks a lot
Thank you sooo much this is way easier than I thought!
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@@Needlepointers I just subscribed. Thank you so much ❤️ I'm only about halfway through the videos so far. Does it matter the blend of fabric used in the T-shirt? Some have polyester, some are all cotton? Thank you in advance ️ ❤️
Thank you for this video.
You're welcome.
Such a wonderful vedio, instructions are so clear and to the point love you so much for sharing all your experience and knowledge with me,God bless you abundantly with everything on Earth all this blessings are coming from the bottom of my heart 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍
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Awesome video! Thank you, I'm making my son and I masks for quarantine. Hugs from San Diego!!
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This is really simple. How do you manage the t shirts that have side seams?
T-shirts without seams give the best results because you will have a continuous smooth yarn. A shirt with seams can be used but the seams will cause the t-shirt yarn to be thicker where the seams present themselves. However, usually this is not a problem.
great video...just one question- about how many yards does the average tshirt make?
The t-shirt I used in the video was a large and it made about 40 yards of yarn.
Very beautiful
Thanks a lot
Tip... To make your diagonal cuts loop the project over an ironing board for a flat surface.
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That is such a great tip! I have never thought about that.
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This is so helpful!! Thanks!
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Thank you so much for sharing!!
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LOVE THIS!
God has given me a very creative mind and I love to recycle and improvise.I just didn't know how to make a continuous yarn from the T-shirt. Many thanks.
I love you style 👍👍
were did you get those scissors there sharp as mine barlly cut wool much less t-shirts with ease nice
Hi Alan! Thanks for your question. We have sewing scissors and like the Gingher brand a lot. Our sewing scissors are only used to cut fabric. Also, if you happen to be left-handed like me, be sure you get left-handed scissors. It really makes a huge difference. We have a scissors guide available here: www.needlepointers.com/main/youtubecontent.aspx?youtubepageid=321