Ghost costumes! - a classic that's never out of style and always fun.
If you don't have any kids or pets in your household, then donate them to a local elementary school to give to children for their Halloween costumes, or to a high school that has a drama department. They will be put to good use by the set-and-stage crew. More often than not there is little or no money in the budget for these kinds of resources.
I use mine to cover susceptible plants such as my veggies so that they last a little longer. If the sheets are cotton, you can cut them into rags to use for cleaning. Giving them to shelters is also a good idea.
Hmm, depends on condition and do you sew? I have used the fabric to make a replacement blanket binding or turn them into extra pillow cases or use to make the inside pillow that gets another decor cover. In the yard they cover tender plants and vegetables overnite if freeze or frost expected or an easy way to avoid ice and snow on shrubs...just lift off the shrub and shake off snow! I use them to haul fallen leaves. Weaker ones I tear into strips to tie up my tomatoes and other leaning plants. Most of my uses are practical but others use them for curtains, duvet covers, shower curtain. Dust cover...draped or cut to make a custom cover for sewing machine or other appliance. Nice stripes or floral could become a table runner. Stripes can be cut and sewn together in different directions for interesting graphic design as runner, pillow, tapestry. Tee pee or play tent?
I do volunteer work for the Salvation Army and we get tons of earrings and so many do not have matches. Does anyone have any ideas on crafts that we could do to repur...
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I have several that we use for pop cans to be crushed and tools I have hidden in a closet. What other uses can people come up with? I'm winding up with lots of these ...
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I've been hanging on to these huge 2 quart pickle jars FOREVER. They're taking up ALOT of real estate in my kitchen cabinet. Since my creativity has gone kapoot I nee...
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I have my mothers old wedding gown. I can't bring myself to get rid of it because it meant a lot to her. What can I do with it? Is there someone I could take it to...
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A customer where I worked refused the offer of a coffee cup carrier because she had enough in her car and she hadn't seen anything on Pinterest to craft them into som...
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my mom gave me some old buttons. I think they are very nice and wanted to use them for cool crafts but I just went blank. I need an advice on an interesting crafty pr...
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Here's some great ideas from other Hometalkers on how they have recycled their old sheets …
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/living-room/curtains/how-to-reuse-white-twin-sheets-36507396
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/pillows-throws/pillowcases-cut-up-sheet-cutest-gift-ever-21775384
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/-9262775
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/garden/shabby-chic-banner-coffee-filters-old-sheets-4644803
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/living-room/furniture/oh-sheet-recycled-bedding-transforms-an-old-bookcase-nbsp-31132134
How to Reuse White Twin Sheets
Pillowcases + Cut up Sheet = Cutest Gift Ever
Shabby Chic Banner From Coffee Filters and Old Sheets
Oh Sheet!! Recycled Bedding TRANSFORMS an Old Bookcase.
I always love the look of fabric scrap garlands if you are into the farmhouse/shabby chic look. Here is a cute Christmas rag garland idea.
https://pin.it/hbpbvru6dn6ufu
I've also made a rag rug out of old sheets.
https://pin.it/z2d4kdkhwhz5vp
If you have kids around, they make good "tablecloths" for craft projects.
Ghost costumes! - a classic that's never out of style and always fun.
If you don't have any kids or pets in your household, then donate them to a local elementary school to give to children for their Halloween costumes, or to a high school that has a drama department. They will be put to good use by the set-and-stage crew. More often than not there is little or no money in the budget for these kinds of resources.
Donate them to an animal shelter...they use them to line the cages.....shelters also need blankets and towels.
I use mine to cover susceptible plants such as my veggies so that they last a little longer. If the sheets are cotton, you can cut them into rags to use for cleaning. Giving them to shelters is also a good idea.
Throw pillows, stitch 2 together with thin batting in between n use little pieces of yarn all over to hold batting in place
Hmm, depends on condition and do you sew? I have used the fabric to make a replacement blanket binding or turn them into extra pillow cases or use to make the inside pillow that gets another decor cover. In the yard they cover tender plants and vegetables overnite if freeze or frost expected or an easy way to avoid ice and snow on shrubs...just lift off the shrub and shake off snow! I use them to haul fallen leaves. Weaker ones I tear into strips to tie up my tomatoes and other leaning plants. Most of my uses are practical but others use them for curtains, duvet covers, shower curtain. Dust cover...draped or cut to make a custom cover for sewing machine or other appliance. Nice stripes or floral could become a table runner. Stripes can be cut and sewn together in different directions for interesting graphic design as runner, pillow, tapestry. Tee pee or play tent?