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Today, I am tackling my kid's wardrobes and culling their clothes right back to basics. I've been so very, very lucky to have received a lot of hand-me-downs for both of them over the years and I quite happily accept them. Probably when they were little and at home, I might've gone through 2 or 3 sets of clothes, espcially after meal times or toilet training mishaps. Now they are both at school, I'm finding they don't need as many clothes.
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Produce bags
Placemats
Rainbow rug
Bangles
Dishcloths
Baby nappy/diaper covers
Loop rug
I'd like to get started on one of those quilts especially to use up some of the kid's logo t-shirts from Kindergarten and some of those goofy slogan t-shirts like "Grandma told me to do it" or "Mummy is the best" or something. I'm having sewing machine withdrawls. It's been ages since I've sewn something because my machine has been on the blink. The next spare bit of money I get, it's going in for a service.
Hope you get some inspiration from some of these ideas. Thank you again Pinterest. You can follow me here.
Anne....What terrific ideas. It never dawned on me that you could do so many things with old T Shirts. Brilliant! I'm going to share these ideas with friends at church. Some of these ladies do amazing thing with yarns etc. and I bet they'd take some of these ideas and run with them. Also I especially like the picture of the lady with the huge pile of ironing. It made me laugh. Too cute. (And sometimes so true)
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Nann
Awesome ideas. I don't think I'll ever donate another t-shirt to goodwill again! :D
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! My mom uses old t-shirts to make doll clothes! I have a huge pile of old t-shirts but I am getting really sick of them in my basement...LOL!
ReplyDeleteYou know this post and these projects are right up my alley. Several of these projects I've tried. I'm secretly working on some other tshirt projects, I'll post about if the work out. Can't wait to see why you do.
ReplyDeleteI've been thinking about trying one of those rugs. Old t-shirts around here just make good 'ol rags, but these are some pretty good ideas for the crafty.
ReplyDeleteSome great links. Thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteOooh, lots of great ideas. I especially love the ruffled pillow and ruffled shirt. Thanks for sharing at our party today.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing so many great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI really want to try to make one of those rugs.
Cheers
That's a lot of great ideas all in one place! Thanks for sharing them and I saw you at Bacon Time!
ReplyDeleteThose are some very interesting ideas. Great collection!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ideas. Thanks for sharing at Bacon Time.
ReplyDeleteI like the ideas, particularly Rainbow rug. Great post.
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ReplyDeleteI have two bags of my husbands old t-shirts that I've been meaning to donate.... Until now :) My project list just increased substantially!! Thanks for all the great links.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest son is really into heavy metal and has tons of black, band T-shirts to prove it, some of which he's outgrown. His auntie is making him a personalized quilt, with each square being the centre (the logo, the artwork, if you will) of a Tshirt. He is enjoying getting to help with the personalization, and the memories he has from the concerts and such will follow him, so long as he has his new quilt!
ReplyDeleteThat is something i have been looking for many days . t-shirts are the best way to enhances the personality .love the concept and ideas of yours.
ReplyDeleteSad that the pictures are missing. Obviously I am too late to view the entry OR my computer is having a lazy Sunday. Anyways, lovely idea :)
ReplyDeletewow... How can it possible.....?? amazing, Really very amazing, Those bag is coming from old t-shirt... Great...
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