So I had this shirt I made a few years back-I made it out of a thermal knit cotton print. Every time I washed it, it would get longer and wider. I know I'm chunky, but this thing could have covered the couch!
Yesterday, I was bagging up some clothing to take to a charity when I spotted this shirt. The waffle knit looked like it would be perfect for more mop covers. Back out of the bag and into my sewing room it went. I was able to get three mop heads out of that big top.
I also cut out a cover for this small scrubber thingy I use in my bathroom, because I'm too old and stiff (fat) to scrub behind the toilet with a scrub brush. I made a pattern by tracing around the scrubber, then adding about 2 1/2" to the tracing. I finished just like the mop covers.
I thought it would work pretty well washing the ceiling, and then I wouldn't have to haul the stepstool upstairs. I can tell you're really impressed with my housekeeping skills! Such dedication!
The finished products. I tested one of the mop covers-much less "sticky" than the smooth knits, and Sydney tested the scrubber thingy by dusting the floor.
I think I'll keep the test mop and maybe give the other two as gifts. Or maybe I should put them in my Etsy shop.
Hey, If you or Sydney need to do some more testing, feel free to come on over... we have lots of floors, walls, ceilings etc that could use a scrubbing... I am sure you would have to do them all, just to make sure your design stood the test of time! LOL
ReplyDeleteI love when things are re-purposed!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I love it! I love it! Such a creative idea and a great way to recycle. Lol@ Montana Momma.
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