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My third crochet experience! I did not use the t-shirt material as yarn this time, used a soft acrylic instead. Cut and fitted a tie dyed T into a tank then crocheted. Fast and fun!
Material Notes
t-shirt (already tie dyed), white yarn, thread
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learned this crocheting technique on threadbanger from Cal of Hodge Podge Farm and now I can’t stop
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Jun 22, 2009, 09.24 AMby reneebeth
This is so cool! I love tye dye, and the crocheted edges look really great. Unfortunately I somehow mess up both tye dyeing and crocheting techniques, but this is a little inspiration to maybe try it again.