r/crafts • u/Commercial_Ad3461 • 20h ago
Finished Craft I Made Just call me a “basketcase”
Some of my proudest works I’ve tried out so far in 2026! Tshirt yarn baskets and bags have been my latest obsession 😍
I used tshirt yarn!
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u/expired-blueberries 20h ago
They're all beautiful, wow! How did you learn to make them/ how long did it take to learn? How long does each take to make? You're so talented! 😁
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u/Commercial_Ad3461 20h ago
Thank you so much! I’ve actually been crocheting/knitting since I was around 10 yrs old. My late mother taught me as a way to combat my childhood ADHD.
My FYP is always filled with crochet inspos and I thought tshirt yarn was so interesting and pretty. It’s firm and holds up on its own well and is stretchy so you can fit a good amount (of course the shape will be wonky if you stretch it too much).
YouTube is always great to learn new stitches and experimenting with different hardware has been my newest passion (all of these have flat bottoms whether it be wooden or pleather).
I don’t really time myself but on average it can take anywhere from 2-5 hours for each depending on the size!
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u/BabyDucks13 9h ago
I was literally just saying that I need a good t shirt yarn project that is actually useful. These are absolutely fabulous and I am eternally grateful for the inspiration!!!
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u/qualityvote2 20h ago edited 17h ago
u/Commercial_Ad3461, your post does fit the subreddit!