What can I make from polyester scarves

zippychick

luxor4t wrote: »

I love this idea: I've got some fabric just begging to become parcel wrapping! so beautiful!

(shan't waste it on MiL's motherday pressie though: she'd just say 'oh, did you forget to buy paper?' :rotfl:)

Yeah, it is OS, but it's not (unless you ask for it back once they've opened it:rotfl:)

My Mum would also assume I had forgotten to buy paper too

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Alison_Funnell wrote: »

Did you click on my linky? I love all the different things to do. Especially the bags.

That's so funny :rotfl:I didn't realise it was a link DOH! I just googled FUROSHIKI

I'll go and have a look now. Thanks again, I've already made a lovely bag for myself :beer:

zippychick

budgeteer wrote: »

That's so funny :rotfl:I didn't realise it was a link DOH! I just googled FUROSHIKI

I'll go and have a look now. Thanks again, I've already made a lovely bag for myself :beer:

*waits for pics*

Alison_Funnell

budgeteer wrote: »

That's so funny :rotfl:I didn't realise it was a link DOH! I just googled FUROSHIKI

I'll go and have a look now. Thanks again, I've already made a lovely bag for myself :beer:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

It's the first time I managed to get the linky thing as a work to work as well!!!!!

I really fancy trying to get some fab scarves to use for xmas wrapping.

valk_scot

You could cut them up and either turn them into rag rugs or knit with them. Cut them from the outside in a long thin spiral strip to get the longest run of "yarn". Knit shopping bags or cushions using thick needles.

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zippychick wrote: »

*waits for pics*

Will try and upload pics next week after my mobile has been mended