Make Your Own T-Shirt Yarn

[@Stitchin_is_the_Besst]

Thank you for this! I’m going to be cutting up all my old t-shirts now! I’ve got SO many of them 😁😁

[@dixie_1998]

Wow! I never would have thought of this! Thank you so much for this video! I'm a crochet addict!

[@deenmills517]

What I love about Gilda’s Shirts is that they are pre-shrunk this would be perfect

[@jessicahospitalityconsulta9601]

This is such a neat idea. I have been looking for a rug for my son's room but now I think I'll just make one with this cool yarn. Off to the thrift store to raid their t shirts! :)

[@CocotheNut]

This is awesome, thanks so much, can't wait to try it! Also I just love your patterns! 🥰👌

[@kynahjai]

YOU are a blessing to my youtube feed!!!

[@menahomberg]

I've never knitted with T shirt yarn before. Maybe I'll try it out.

[@7peacefrog]

This is so cute! Thank you for sharing Can't wait to try :)

[@Woodspiritsoul]

why to throw away the first length, it's so easy to remove the stitching and use that part too 😉

[@amiasmileface9981]

How do you make a continuas yarn If the t-shirts have seams om the sides?

[@namiranijfa6263]

I am not going to throw my old t Shirt from now🤣..thanks..💖

[@durgarajput6983]

I have a joint t shirt then how cant I cut

[@TheShystart]

Wow 😆 good ideas and good job 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thank you this

[@bbdobbii4786]

Thank you 💖

[@marcelaluna3509]

Gracias

[@pushamkhatiwada9556]

Omg that is so smart I'm almost never buying yarn againhaha

[@CyclingM1867DubbysMama]

Thanks for this! :)

[@Ferelmakina]

And what are you going to use that for? (pardon my ignorance)

[@tehreem1725]

wanna know the same

[@ricardoresende2010]

To crochet, make bags, bowls... whatever you want to create.

[@lilipeamy]

I'm making a floor mat !!

[@champikasuriyapperuma9327]

Thank you so much...

[@anoli1996ilona]

does it matter what kind of fabric it is? i have a shirt that is 50% cotton and 50% polyester

[@Physicsbyshalu]

I think it won't work on every material bcoz i tried and failed..😔

[@lilipeamy]

As long as is kind of stretchy !! 👍

[@jindsyazzedasion5916]

i tought the video is all about yarn into t-shirt

[@tehreem1725]

haha me too

[@dragonflyoc4608]

It's safer to just buy non recycled tshirt yarn, I tried this and got a severe allergic reactions from the chemicals that get released when doing this.

[@GleefulThings]

Chemicals released from cutting t-shirts? 😳 I’m so confused. Where did you get these shirts?

[@dragonflyoc4608]

@@GleefulThings The clothes on your back went through a long, resource-intensive production process to get to you, no matter what you're wearing. Even natural fibers like cotton and wool could have been sprayed with herbicides and pesticides (unless they're organic), dyed, and treated with compounds that make them fire-, odor-, stain-, water- and wrinkle-resistant. Petroleum-based synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon likely pulled even more chemicals into the mix. When cutting them to pieces it releases chemicals like formaldehyde which cause contact dermatitis. It makes me wonder why you can only find tshirt yarn online only.