What does one do with a shrunken wool glove, or for that matter, a single without it's match or a glove with a hole? Surely, I cannot bear to throw these away! Just thinking about the amount of work that goes into knitting in the round for the five little fingers of each hand! Since I have started knitting and sewing, I have so much appreciation for the efforts that clothe me and my family. Materials which have used energy, time and precious resource to exist.
So, here I have one glove that no longer fits any person in the family after having several accidental trips in the washing machine, and a one of my gloves which has a huge hole. The kids and I had a fun time finding ways to recycle them.
So, here I have one glove that no longer fits any person in the family after having several accidental trips in the washing machine, and a one of my gloves which has a huge hole. The kids and I had a fun time finding ways to recycle them.
so fun!! i love the rabbits and chicks! great colors. ;)
ReplyDeleteCute ideas! What a fun it must be for your children to have such a creative mom.
ReplyDeleteTammy
Great ideas, the chicks are so cute.
ReplyDeleteWow, you have some serious inspiration in this post. How amazing you thought to make finger puppetts from glove fingers. I just love it.
ReplyDeleteThank for your comments! The little chicks and bunnies are sewn on the bottom and stuffed with wool, they would be cute for easter baskets or seasonal table. They would be great for finger puppets if I cut them a bit longer! Now we are on to repurposed tights... :)
ReplyDeleteso creative and sweet a wonderful thing to recycle! : )
ReplyDeleteReally cute! I would be happy to have pink fingerless gloves.
ReplyDeleteI have been cutting the bottoms (full of holes) of old knee highs and wearing them as leg warmers all winter. Tights should be fun too!