How to weave POTHOLDER using t-shirt yarn (Step-by-Step) | t-shirt upcycling

Potholder weaving is a creative way to repurpose unused clothes into useful kitchen items. By cutting old shirts or fabric into strips (t-shirt yarn), you can weave potholders using a potholder loom or a makeshift frame. This process gives new life to clothes that might otherwise be thrown away.
These DIY woven potholders are eco-friendly and add charm to any kitchen while reducing textile waste.
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#weavingloom
#upcyclingclothing
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✅ Potholder Loom:
Frame size is 10 x 10 inches with 15 nails on each side. The gap on each nail is 1.5 cm.
✅ Crochet Hook:
For making a crochet hook, you can repurpose an old metal hanger by bending it to shape. This DIY approach allows you to create a customized tool for crocheting without needing to buy new materials.
Special thanks to:
Sherie Rose Rivero for the unused clothes
Biemar Astudillo for the potholder loom
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Key Moments:
00:00 Intro
00:18 String Making from Unused Clothes
01:32 Potholder Loom
02:33 Potholder Weaving
03:20 Crocheting the Sides
04:33 Making the Potholder Handle
04:56 Finished Potholder
Thank you for watching! 😉

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Love weaving potholders? Share your favorite weaving moments or top tips for beginners! #PotholderWeaving

[@Craft-diywithMarina]

👍👍

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Thanks for watching! Enjoy weaving your pot holder. 😊

[@moddyfalameparigde5219]

done watching..thank u for sharing the diy pot holder 🥰

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Stay connected. Thanks for watching the potholder weaving tutorial.

[@sherieroserivero5481]

Nice kuya

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Thanks te! #potholderweaving

[@suzieq71ns]

I don't have that weaving machine. I thought it could be done by hand.

[@ThreadzandFadz]

Hi Suzie! Yes, you can still do this by hand even without the potholder loom or weaving loom. One alternative is using a cardboard then cut the sides where you can insert the strings. I can send you the pattern if you want. :)