Just cut off the excess, turn inside out and sew up along three sides. On the last side, make a casing and put a piece of ribbon through. Makes it easy to take off and wash, and looks kind of neat too. We're remodeling our sunroom, but I think it's still cozy. I love to sit there first thing in the morning and watch (and listen) to the birds with my kitty cat Jasmine. (I gave her a piece of catnip :)
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What a fantastic recycling project! I have a whole storage container full of t-shirts I can't part with! I'm going to try this!
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