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Cozy Ottoman Made from T-shirts


"This is an ottoman/ floor "pouf" that I made this summer before coming to college. I had too many t-shirts and needed a way to get rid of them. So I turned the shirts into yarn by cutting them and came up with a way to knit/crochet them together. I filled it with the rest of the scraps from those t shirts and some old towels. In total it took 20 cotton t shirts to make and a few weeks of work!" - Genevieve P. 



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