10 brilliant ways to reuse and repurpose old bed sheets

10 brilliant ways to reuse and repurpose old bed sheets
If you have some old sheets lying around, here we list 10 brilliant ways to put them to use again.
-Cut out the old bed sheets that you no longer use into large squares and then with these squares, stitch the edges and attach thick cloth handles on top. These homemade bags are perfect for carrying groceries, and will reduce the use of single-use plastic bags.
-When the bedsheets are not being used anymore, simply cut them into smaller pieces and use them cleaning and dusting cloth. When it collects dust, just toss them in the machine or hand wash them to use again.
-These bedsheets are usually of soft fabric and thus will make great napkins for kids. Just stitch the edges together and make them into double-layered napkins. They're eco-friendly, durable, and can be washed many times.
-If you have more than five to seven old bedsheets that are no longer in use, try making quilts out of them or give them to your local tailors for some help. It's a cosy way to repurpose old linens and add a personal touch to your home decor.
-If the bedsheets are not too worn out and the cloth is still pretty thick and has a beautiful pattern on it, it can be converted to cloth and gift wraps. Simply wrap your gifts in the fabric and tie with a ribbon or fabric scraps.
-The old bed sheet that you do not wish to use again is still pretty nice for your pets. If you plan on buying a new blanket for them, hold on to that thought and instead cut the old sheets into smaller pieces and sew them together according to your pet’s size.
-If the old sheets were of a double bed, they can be repurposed as tablecloths. Simply cut them to the desired length and neatly hem the edges.
-As summers are on the way, the direct sunlight can make the flowers and leaves wilt. So, protect the plants by spreading the old bed sheet over them. This will reduce the impact of direct sunlight.
-Enjoy your next picnic without having to wash your sheets by using an old bed sheet as a seat on the ground. The old sheets are lightweight, easy to clean, and perfect for outdoor sitting without worrying about spoiling a new one on the grass.
-Turn the old sheets into stylish, floral, or patterned tote bags by cutting them into large rectangles and then sewing them together. As handles, add straps made from other bedsheets to give it a quirky look.