Recycling old tulle: ideas from seamstresses
You can accomplish so many things with some old tulle you have . If there are a lot of pieces, you’ll first need to get them out by laying them on the table. Take a needle and thread—or the sewing machine—and sew all the sides together until you have a beautiful bag. Inside, you can put deodorant, soaps, or soap flakes with the scent of citrus, honey, or lavender. What are they worth? They add a delicate scent to closets and drawers, or they can be transformed into a little gadget to secure a gift package.
With this material, it’s also possible to create a candlestick in white or colored. In this case, too, gather the available pieces by taking a clear glass vase (even the classic jar of washed jam). Then, grab some pebbles from the park for disinfection, a small white candle, and a satin ribbon in a color that matches the colors in the house.
Making it is very simple: simply take the pot, fill it with the pebbles , and then insert the candle. Overlap the rolled tulle on the outside of the container and secure it directly with the ribbon.
If you have some handicraft skills and even some tailoring skills , the fabric can be used for dolls. In this case, it’s a good idea to use a paper pattern found online, scale it down, and then create the dress from the available material. Sew everything together and let the doll wear the dress. There’s nothing more original than that.
