"Woah! What a fun and creative use for old tees. I love the fringe detail as a wall hanging, I've been seeing these types of wall hangings but I didn't think of using t-shirts to do this. You can use up the leftover fringes to make bracelets or a t-shirts yarn bracelet in ombre."

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"Wow! First off this author made this wall decor forcheap and I am jealous but also count myself lucky because I can copy this. I love the rustic look of it that will be perfect for summer lanterns. I would hang a mason jar with a votive or fairly lights but the pebbles are beautiful too."

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"This looks so great! I am definitely going to try this pattern out! Has anyone tried this yet? Do the mitts actually stand up against the heat from the oven? I have so many ideas on colors for this, especially since you use 4 strands at a time! This would be a great house warming gift, too!"

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"These are so cute. They are very easy and you don't have to purchase a bunch of material. That's three major qualities in a DIY project. Pretty, easy and cheap. My grand daughter will love helping me make these.mshe is into recycling and also loves making things with me, her grandma."

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"This is just beautiful and very unique. I love macrame but have never thought of dying any of my projects. What an inspired idea. I would like to use an off white cord and dip it in a color that compliments the room and then hang it against the white wall. Teal is my color choice."

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