Have an old t-shirt you no longer want but that still has some life left in it? Repurpose it into a knit bracelet.
These are so cute and easy that I’m thinking maybe even I could manage to make one!
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I am so excited to try this!!!1
Cannot wait to make these with my daughter. So cute!!! Thanks for sharing!
Cute, but it would be hard to get 58″ strips out of a t-shirt.
You cut off the bottom hem then start cutting spiraling up around the shirt until you get to the arms 🙂
This makes me smile because I used to make baby blankets with my fingers, just long strips of all five fingers and then mom would help crochet each strip together to make beautifully woven gifts!
I always knew I was craft-challenged, but I took a look anyway, since people said it was so easy. And, I didn’t get it! Good thing I have talents in other areas!
That’s really cute! I love these DIY posts!
Cool, just made these with my 6 year old son. He loves them!
I used to finger knit all the time when I was young (and to the tutorial writer… I was in NJ so it wasn’t just CA 🙂 ). Crystal, it really is very easy so you’ll be able to do it 🙂 Another thing you can do is make a bunch of cords with yarn then sew them together to make them thicker to do a blanket or scarf.
I was thinking the same thing — even I could do this!
What a cute idea! Thanks, I’ll try it out! 🙂
I love this! Will be making some of these for myself and gifts. What a great idea.
My friend and I use to make these when we were kids with nylon loops. I still have one that she made me and I treasure it. She passes away 2 years ago and it’s one of the few things that was saved from my childhood.