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Craft Projects - Recycled - Clothing

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Craft Ideas For Used T-shirts
I'm looking for some information. I recently learned to crochet and am practicing making rag rugs (all shapes) and tote bags with recycled t-shirts that I cut up into strips. Does anyone have any more ideas please?
Posted on: 08/20/2009 | 16 Feedback(s)
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Pop Tab Belt
Does anyone have a pattern for velvet ribbon and pop can tab belts? Thank you.
Posted on: 02/16/2009 | 0 Feedback(s)
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Craft Project: Recycled Bleached Jeans
Make your jeans into a fun fashion statement. Make the most unique jeans around! Jeans are tied, scrunched, folded and secured with rubber bands, soaked in bleach and hot water.
Posted on: 05/19/2008 | 5 Feedback(s)
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Craft Project: Recycled Scarf Pillows
Give your old throw pillows a new look using old scarves. You can do this in less than five minutes and there's no sewing required. If you don't own any scarves, shop at yard sales or secondhand stores for pretty scarves under a dollar.
Posted on: 04/15/2008 | 4 Feedback(s)
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Make a T-Shirt Tote Bag
Lay the t-shirt flat, starting at one side of the neckline and ending up at the other side of the neckline, cut a deep 8 inch U SHAPE.
Posted on: 04/11/2008 | 8 Feedback(s)
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Craft: Soft Sculpture Butterflies
By Debra Frick
Imagine yourself at a yard sale and you just found the most beautiful blouse and they only want a $1.00 for it, but it is dated with those shoulder pads that they seemed to put into all expensive clothing. So you decide "what the heck, I will buy the blouse anyway and get rid of the shoulder pads." Well if you are like me, you now have a stack of shoulder pads from clothing that you have bought.
Posted on: 04/04/2008 | 2 Feedback(s)
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Toddler's Dress Clothespin Holder
If you have a leftover toddler's dress or buy one at a garage sale, here's a cute way to recycle it into a clothespin holder.
Posted on: 05/09/2007 | 12 Feedback(s)
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Using Cut Off Pant Legs
Using Cut Off Pant Legs. My 7 year old is a little larger than average around his waist, so I have to buy pants that are to long for him in order to get ones that will fit him around his waist, and end up cutting and hemming them for a better fit. . .
Posted on: 09/29/2006 | 3 Feedback(s)
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Wool Sweater Purse
By April Rogers
You have a great old wool sweater that you just love and can't part with. But it is too small, has holes in it, and accidentally was washed and shrunk. So what do you do with it besides pass it on to the kids? You make it into a purse that you can carry with you everywhere.
Posted on: 03/29/2006 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Unique Milk Jug Backpack
By Teri Clark
If you always seem to be "on the go" then you surely understand that kids don't go anywhere without their "stuff." That is why this craft idea is so handy. With this easy-to-make backpack, your child can take their treasures with them wherever they go!
Posted on: 11/02/2005 | 4 Feedback(s)
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