I guess today’s necklace tutorial day – I’ve got another one for ya….
Here’s to actually doing things I’ve pinned – wahoo!
I first saw this tshirt scarf at Shwin &Shwin:
But I ended up making mine a little different, more of a necklace – I still love theirs and want to do their version in gray, but for a colored tshirt I thought less was more. Here we go on the Tshirt Yarn Knotted Necklace Tutorial…
First, grab an old tshirt. Then cut strips – mine are less than an inch, maybe 3/4 inch?? you don’t have to be precise.
Then to make the strips into “tshirt yarn”, just put your hands inside the big loop and pull. It should turn out like this:
See how it got long and skinny? That’s what you want.
Now, per the tutorial, I wrapped it around my hand a few times. I show 3 times in the picture, but in the end I changed my mind and made it with 4 wraps around.
Set your wrapped loops aside into little piles:
Then this is where I differ from the tutorial – they tie the loops together with extra string. I tied the loops inside themselves – – think of how you take 2 hairties and loop them into each other to make a figure 8. I took step-by-step pictures for you (ignore the obscene-looking picture #3…..)
So you’re going to use that knot-tieing method to connect all your piles. Then you’ll end up with this:
To connect the beginning and end, just take a strip of tshirt, put it through both loops, and tie a knot. It’ll end up like this:
Then wear it with pride!
Thanks for checking out this post from www.SugarBeeCrafts.com – – click on over to read it in its entirety – you’ll love it!
Michelle@Somedaycrafts says
I’m loving all your headbands and t-shirt projects lately. Too cute!
melody-mae says
loving all these awesome tutorials!
Nancy's Couture says
Such a cute twist on the t-shirt necklace. Thisis going on my long to do list. I love the skirt you are wearing in the last photo!!! Did you make it?
Salazar says
Cute and easy! Thanks for sharing!
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Stella Bergstrom says
fab tutorial! I’ve made Tshirt yarn and done crochet with it, but this is the first scarf version I’ve liked 🙂 I’ve “pinned it” 🙂