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That's an easy one! Taken my oldest t-shirt, it will make good rags for the shop.

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Living and growing on my small homestead near a project of permaculture school.

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My shirt/rags BB submission:

I had a well-used shirt that was pretty thin, so I folded the sections to thicken them up.
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... new rags. Flourish!
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Here is mine
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Please see submission for turning old clothes for cloth.  I make a journal page so that I can add new information as I learn more things, track my SKiP and turn my journey into my book.
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To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
  - a before picture of the old clothing
  - an after picture of the rags made from the old clothing
  - OR a 2-minute video of you doing this
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rags to use for other bbs!
rags to use for other bbs!

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this was a lovely robe.  it is so soft.  it just started to fall apart.  I am glad there is something I can use the fabric for.




here are the cut rags

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cut my daughters old dress into rags
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jeans to rags
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Old shirt to rags, 12 to be exact, small and large in size.
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This BB was done out of necessity after my cat ate something she should not have. So the rags are not very neat, but they were immediately put to use and did what rags are supposed to do.

The two t-shirts I cut up had been waiting for a new purpose in life for some time. I'm including these pictures:
  - a before picture of the old clothing
  - an after picture of the rags made from the old clothing

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