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flowergirl

"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."

flowergirl

"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."

elocin1104 2800379

"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!"

mulberrygalprincess

"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."

mulberrygalprincess

"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."

Disclosure Policy

Disclosure Policy for Product Reviews

The Federal Trade Commission requires that we disclose any relationship we have between a product manufacturer and service provider when we write about a product or service.

Here are the guidelines we operate under at Prime Publishing LLC, which operates this website:

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If we create a link to a product in a review, sometimes we may get paid a commission if you purchase the product or service. If the link takes you to our site, we are not typically getting paid. If a link goes to another site that has a purchase or lead generation option on the initial landing page, we are typically getting paid. We try to disclose when we are getting paid through language such as ‘advertisement’ or ‘paid advertisement’ or ‘sponsor link’ in the review.

These are good rules and practices in today's digital world. It's important for you as a consumer to understand the relationship between a person reviewing the product and the manufacturer or service provider. If you don't see a disclosure policy as part of a review of a product, that reviewer may be violating the law or at the very least the Code of Ethics.

Revised: March 3, 2014