I love that you do not add any background 'music' to your video. Other folks apply music to their videos and it always annoys and distracts me and I just have to turn it off. Your tutorial is great and you're a wise and good teacher. Thank you so much
I cannot wait for the weekend to deconstruct my hubbys Tshirt and start on my beach bag project! Thanks, I love recycling and this is much part of my ethos of living 🙏🏻
Excellent demonstration and nicely presented. Thanks! I'd like to try this and use it with face coverings to tie above and below the ears, instead of elastic behind the ears. The t-shirt material stretches and would be very comfortable, and low budget for sure.
I have three of my husband’s old t shirts that have the odd hole but the fabric is essentially good. I love to crochet and craft so was seeing what I could do as I’m trying not to throw things away if I can recycle. This is brilliant so I’m going to crochet some storage baskets for my draws so I can keep my socks and undies neat and tidy! Going for a fine yarn to make finer baskets…someone better warn my husband his T-shirts are in danger 🤣🤦♀️
Love this! To be honest most of my yarn came from my son's old t-shirts. He doesn't even try to bin them now, he brings them straight to me for yarn making! 😂
This video is so WHOLESOME 👍 Love how it includes not just the normal hoop-like way to trim it but also other techniques that doesn't fit the hoop situation🥰👍 One quick (and dumb) question, will the zig-zag (from neck part) affect / need further handling when it's used in crochet? (The zig-zag parts are a bit wider and doesn't look like the normal thread-like yarn. I've never used this type before so I'm a bit concerned Thanks for the nice video 👍
I did not use the actual neck part (the seam around the neck). It is one of the few parts that I didn't use. I suspect that it will be a bit fat and affect your crocheting. If you want texture it will definitely add it but I would leave it out. Glad you enjoyed the video and made your own yarn!
After I answered your question I thought loads of people will want to know this so I went looking for my next t-shirt victim! A small ladies t-shirt made 28 yards. Obviously the size of the t-shirt will affect how much you get. Good luck with your project! 😀
Thank you so much for answering that for me! I really appreciate it. I'm really struggling with purchasing any of this pre made yarn in Canada. I'm going to purchase the shirts from Amazon and go from there. So thank you!
I love that you do not add any background 'music' to your video. Other folks apply music to their videos and it always annoys and distracts me and I just have to turn it off. Your tutorial is great and you're a wise and good teacher. Thank you so much
Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback. I did try music but I agree with you and found it too distracting. Good luck with your t-shirt yarn. 😀
You're a good teacher sweet voice easy to follow. Thanks for your kindness ❤
Thank you. You are very kind to say so. 🙂
Nicely, thank you. I have so many T-shirts I can use. Also, this idea will save me a lot of money.👍❤
Enjoy making your yarn and then getting creative with it! 🙂
I love the way how you made use of the WHOLE T-Shirt :] almost nothing went to the bin :] Thank YOU
Glad you liked it. Good luck with your t-shirt yarn.
Wow,I love how you literally use the whole tshirt! I'm definitely going to try this, thanks!😊💜
Enjoy, it is amazing how much yarn you can make from the whole t-shirt!
Hi thank you I want to make a shower mat.I have a lot of my daughters t shirts.
Take care love from South Africa
Wow, that sounds like a great project. Good luck with it!
Thank you, I'll try it
I cannot wait for the weekend to deconstruct my hubbys Tshirt and start on my beach bag project! Thanks, I love recycling and this is much part of my ethos of living 🙏🏻
Enjoy! It is rather satisfying to save them from the bin! 😀
Thank you for showing how to use most of the t-shirt!
Thank you. It just seems a shame to waste any!
Thank you very much.
Oh my goodness! Thank you!
Glad you liked it and found it useful! 😀
Thank you so much for not making it complicated
Thank you very much. xx
Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your yarn! 😀
Thanks for the detailed video! I have a load of shirts I plan to cut, and this technique seems neater than what Ive been doing.
Great! I am glad you found it helpful.
Excellent demonstration and nicely presented. Thanks! I'd like to try this and use it with face coverings to tie above and below the ears, instead of elastic behind the ears. The t-shirt material stretches and would be very comfortable, and low budget for sure.
Glad you enjoyed it. I think it will be great for face masks.
I did that & it's so much more comfortable than elastic.
Really well explained, thank you 🙂I used an old green t shirt and used it to tie in my sweet peas 😊
Fabulous use for t-shirt yarn. It is so soft! 😀
Thank you for making it simple!GREAT JOB
Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your t-shirt yarn projects. 😀
Thank you! Wonderful easy to follow! I'll be doing this today!
Fabulous! Enjoy your crafting with it too! 😀
Love it, I'm going to give it a go definitely. Then crochet with it. Thank you Christine 😊
Good luck with it!
Thank you som much! This is a Great way to recycle! 🎉😊 I tried to Follow some other tutorials, but they did not help me at all... But this is gold!
I am so glad you can follow it. That is my aim. Enjoy making your yarn. 😀
I have three of my husband’s old t shirts that have the odd hole but the fabric is essentially good. I love to crochet and craft so was seeing what I could do as I’m trying not to throw things away if I can recycle. This is brilliant so I’m going to crochet some storage baskets for my draws so I can keep my socks and undies neat and tidy! Going for a fine yarn to make finer baskets…someone better warn my husband his T-shirts are in danger 🤣🤦♀️
Love this! To be honest most of my yarn came from my son's old t-shirts. He doesn't even try to bin them now, he brings them straight to me for yarn making! 😂
I love your video and way of explaining! Thanks for helping me figure this out Christine :)
My pleasure. Good luck with your yarn. 😀
This video is so WHOLESOME 👍
Love how it includes not just the normal hoop-like way to trim it but also other techniques that doesn't fit the hoop situation🥰👍
One quick (and dumb) question, will the zig-zag (from neck part) affect / need further handling when it's used in crochet?
(The zig-zag parts are a bit wider and doesn't look like the normal thread-like yarn. I've never used this type before so I'm a bit concerned
Thanks for the nice video 👍
I did not use the actual neck part (the seam around the neck). It is one of the few parts that I didn't use. I suspect that it will be a bit fat and affect your crocheting. If you want texture it will definitely add it but I would leave it out. Glad you enjoyed the video and made your own yarn!
Fantastic! Thank you.
Wonderful detailed explanation. Thanks a ton
So glad you found it useful! Enjoy making your yarn! 😀
best instruction, clear
Thank you. So glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you!
Thank you 👍
What a wonderful video. Thank you.
Glad you liked it. Enjoy making your own yarn. 😀
Thx so much
Absolute pleasure! Glad it was helpful.
Wow thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really useful thank you so much for sharing ! 💖💖💖
Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you . So Glad you liked it! 😀
Amazing 🤩 and I most went
Buy some from online AHT AHT I’m making my own thanks
I think that you will enjoy making your own (and save money). So glad you found the video helpful. 😀
How many yards does 1 tshirt make?
Really sorry for not replying sooner. I am afraid I do not know the answer - I have never measured it.
After I answered your question I thought loads of people will want to know this so I went looking for my next t-shirt victim! A small ladies t-shirt made 28 yards. Obviously the size of the t-shirt will affect how much you get. Good luck with your project! 😀
Thank you so much for answering that for me! I really appreciate it. I'm really struggling with purchasing any of this pre made yarn in Canada. I'm going to purchase the shirts from Amazon and go from there. So thank you!
You were not centered with your camera. Very hard to watch.
I am sorry you found it hard to watch. I am working on my camera work but I am no professional. I will keep trying to improve.