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Recycled T-shirt Finger Knit Bracelet

29 May 2011 20,804 views One Comment

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recycled t-shirt knit bracelet

Recycled t-shirt crafts are so much fun, but I have found that I'm just not that into wearing recycled t-shirt necklaces. Maybe because I feel weird about wearing a t-shirt necklace with a, um, t-shirt, but those necklaces just don't work for me. I'm LOVING these finger-knitted bracelets by Vanessa Christianson at V and Co., though! I love the color, love the texture, and I especially love that they are comfy and cozy. I hate wearing prickly or jangly bracelets, but I could definitely see wearing these (and feeling like I'm in my PJs, but being oh-so-accessorized). These bracelets are awesome because: they're made from recycled t-shirts, finger knitting is easy, and this is a great project to stick on your summer crafting with tweens and teens to-do list! [how to make a recycled t-shirt finger knitted bracelet]

Project Estimate:

  • Recycled t-shirt, on hand
  • Your fingers, on hand (wocka wocka!)

Total: $FREEEEE

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  • Amber J said:

    I love these bracelets and they are super easy. I found a remnent piece of jersey at Walmart that I grabbed. I didn’t realize that a print jersey can cause a problem because when you do the braid its really hard to get the print side to show and not the wrong side. I made it work but I wish I would’ve just bought solid jersey. Oh well, back to the craft store I go!

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