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hi today i'm going to show you how to
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make some yarn from your fabric scraps
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no matter how small those bits of fabric
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you can make use of them
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so this fabric the yarn that you're
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going to make is going to be absolutely
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amazing for you to produce some great
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mixed media projects perhaps some rugs
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some bags really is however creative you
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so i'm christine from
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christinescrust.com this channel is all
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about crafting on a budget
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so this is ideal where you're going to
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use up all those scraps of fabric
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so all you need is some fabric now
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you'll see i've got a piece here
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it's not really big enough to make
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anything you'll see i haven't even
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i'm just going to use it to make some
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so decide how wide you would like your
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it really is up to you and i would
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experiment with this and see what suits
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for the project you're doing
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and just cut whatever you've got into
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now all i'm going to do today is cut two
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strips of this blue fabric
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and join them together i could carry on
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and make a really long length using this
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bit of fabric that i've got
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or if you like you could add different
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so that's why i say no matter how small
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your scraps you can still join them
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together and make something
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it really is a very creative way of
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because once you have your yarn you can
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use it for knitting crocheting
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rag rugs whatever you fancy with it so
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just get your strips and make sure
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they're about the same width
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whatever width you've chosen you want
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them to be approximately the same all
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you don't have to measure it you can see
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i'm just doing it by eye
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but it just makes for a neater finish
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so once you've got your strips you want
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just take one strip and at one end
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just fold it over about three quarters
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and snip the ends so that you make a
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and then do the same for one end
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of the other strip where you're going to
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another little snip and you'll see
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that i've now got two strips and at one
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i've got a hole so put them together
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take one strip and feed it through the
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in the other strip and just pull it a
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little way through so you can see that
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now the strip that you fed through is
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the one that you are now going to bring
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and feed through the hole in itself
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so you're making a loop
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and then all you do is pull that through
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keep pulling until it pulls tight
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and you've effectively knotted your two
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if you don't like the little length that
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then you can always trim it down so you
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just keep going adding lengths on until
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you've got the length of yarn you want
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and then ball it up so just keep going
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and keep creating you just put another
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snip in the other end
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and carry on so i hope you've enjoyed
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this video and you're going to enjoy
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from fabric please remember to give me a
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and please let me know in the comments
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what you create with your fabric yarn