This is a fun project.You know that well worn old tee shirt that you can’t wear anyplace but at home. The tee shirt you love so much and has been worn forever.Well now you can wear it everywhere!
What You Need
Soft cotton T-shirt
Ruler
Scissors or rotary cutter
Ribbon (optional)
Let’s Make It!
Lay the shirt on a flat surface; cut off the hem and discard. Then cut the body of the shirt horizontally into strips approximately 3/4 of an inch long. (They will actually be loops.)
One at a time, pull the loops open and stretch until the fabric starts to curl. Stack the loops on top of one another so that all the T-shirt side seams are in the same spot.
Once you have the thickness you desire, wrap the seams with a scrap piece of fabric (from the tee shirt) or ribbon (about 6 inches long) . Tuck the end of the scrap under itself and taa daa!
I will definitely do this. I have so many tees that I just get rid of. Thanks for sharing!!!
~blessings
Looks pretty good and easy enough. Thanks for sharing. Great weekend to you.
I am amazed at the ideas and talent people have.
My neck is short – it would probably fill it up, but on a long neck – gorgeous.
sandie
Katherine this is just adorable! Thank you for showing us. 🙂
Katie, how fun is that!?
Great kids project as well!
Karena
Art by Karena
That is too cool! And even I can do that! LOL
Thanks for the follow. I love your website and blog. Neat stuff!
Can't wait to read more.
Blessings –
Shelle
I need to try this out!
xx
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That is a great idea. I have several old tee shirts and won't throw them out, just reuse them.
awesome DIY xxxx
Brilliant upcycle of an otherwise non-wearable t-shirt. Thank you so much for sharing a great tutorial with us. Happy creating…
I'll have to try this pronto. I have plenty of old t-shirts to destroy.
http://senseofstyleiseternal.blogspot.com/
what an awesome idea! could work really well as a bracelet too
That looks like so much fun. And I have plenty of t shirts to cut up. Might even pull out a bath of dye and make some cool colors!
Amazing..recycled tee shirt ..
Weekend blessings
I may let my grandaughter try this.
I love DIY projects! I used to cut them out of Seventeen Magazine in high school all the time. Lol. Of course, I never did the projects, but I always wanted to. The T-shirt necklace is adorable. Thanks for following my blog. I'll follow you, too! 😀
Thanks for stopping by my blog today. It looks like you have a lot of neat ideas here! My niece would especially love this T-shirt necklace. I'm anxious to look around a bit more and see all you have! ~ Blessings!
What a great idea! Thanks so much for sharing!Also thanks for joining my blog,I just became a follower of yours as well.
My one daughters name is katie so I will be sure to remember your name.lol.Happy Week ahead!
Im taking your button too and putting it on my page.Your blog ideas are awesome.
this is fantastic I love love love it and want to make one in every color!
Now that is COOL! I have never seen anything like it!
Thank you for sharing this post!
Blessings~
Laura
Great idea! I will give this a try for sure!
it looks great for summer!
and I guess you can use different colours and materials, adding pearls or something.
Great post and thank you for sharing
Ylenia
http://longuette.blogspot.com
Very cute! Thanks for becoming a new follower!
Thanks! I am definitely going to do this as soon as I get a cotton T-shirt!
That is a great project. Now if mine come out like the picture …. Also love the kitchen project , just in time for Mother's Day….
Thank you for becoming a new follower.
Blessings, Ella
Cute and so easy! You are way too crafty. In a good way!
awesome post x
Wow that looks cool! Never heard of one but now I know!
That is SO clever!
Hi Katie
Just wanted to say thanks for dropping into my blog to say hi.
The T-shirt idea is terrific.
That is amazing. I may try one some time. God Bless!
Adorable, Kathy! Pinned