hey.. is there any way you could emil me the instructions? i would love to make this it looks gorgeous :) xxxxx

I am sorry to see that you had to take the directions down! This is the coolest fabric necklace project I have seen! Would anyone be willing to email me the directions or point me to a place where I could find them? Thank you for any suggestions.

Has anyone had the problem of the fabric strips 'shedding' ? I made this T-shirt necklace,& I love it, but it's shedding little bits of fabric from when it was cut & stretched. What do you think I can do to stop this?

woohoo!! mine turned out nicely, same as the pic. being lazy/frugal/resourceful, i used plain old scissors without detriment to the finished product. a plain sized for 10-year-old) kids t shirt worked well, but the fabric did not curl in on itself when i tried with a printed shirt. it still looks kinda cool, but plain seems to work best,

This is such a super chick necklace! I'm defiantly going to have to make one. Thanks *:)

I made one and it looks very nice, even though I completely botched it up somewhere and the strips became uneven. I guess that what I get for having only one pair of scissors that I made from 3 broken scissors.

i just made a yellow one, its awesome, but too hot for summer in Georgia! i guess ill wait till fall 2 wear it =) thanks

just made one! this is so cool! thank you!! : )

I think this is important... sorry if you already answered this... what happens if you put this into a washing machine? my guess is it will totally mess it up, how can you wash this?

Awesome! I made several necklaces on the first night that I read your instructions. Making them is addictive. I hung a large bead from one loop by pulling loop end through large bead eye and securing with a knot on the end. My daughter took the necklace. I saw it in her jewelry collection. Thank you for this excitingly easy wearable.

its awesome! thank you!!! (:

LOVE this! I always do a happy dance when I find a super cool, super easy repurposing project. Thanks for sharing!

I made one out of a thin stretchy jersey T shirt just like the one here. Made some pony tail bands and the bracelet too. Had trouble with wrapping and tucking the ends over the seams to cover them though. Finally, they came out great. I also made a variation that gives the necklace a hippi look by first fringing up about 1 1/2 inches along the bottom edge before cutting the strip,then cutting across an inch above the top of the fringe cuts something like this: ____________________________ TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Just slice up all along bottom. Stretch it out and once it curls, the fringing winds up on both sides of the strip. It came out very nice. You could make the fringing very long and put beads on some on the fringe too. But the T-shirts that have even a fine ribbing in them do not work. The strips do not curl when you stretch them : (

PROPS! I'm definitely going to make this one since it's fun and won't take so long as to be cast off into the 'unfinished project' pile.

Just an update. I DID make one that very day. It came out looking exactly as the one you had pictured (I even found a t shirt the same color) and I got nothing but compliments on it all day. I'm going to make some now using more colors and perhaps adding some glass beads to the piece you use to secure the loops. All my friends want one! A great instructable!

Also makes a great headband!! Thanks again...I'm off to make a matching bracelet.

This is a rockin' cool project. I just made one with a light blue t shirt and when I tied the loops together, I added a turquoise disk. It really adds a little elegence to a casual project. THANKS!

OK...real dumb questions here: Do you cut off the "neck" of the shirt? And, when you are cutting the strips, are they all seperate, or do you stop cutting at a certain point before you cut them all loose? I really like the looks of this, and there are so many color possibilities here!!!

I've seen these in various online stores, and was hoping someone would post a tutorial - thanks for granting my wish!

This is incredible!! Made my jaw drop!!

Thank you! This is the best instructable ever!

Just made one and it looks very cool...will wear it to my boyfriend's gig tonight. Thanks for posting this...I'm going to try it again, mixing colors, and may try a bracelet/cuff version.

Brilliant! Think I might try it with some of my failed t-shirt dyeing experiments.

wow, I just thought of this... I must sacrifice more old t-shirt and make some multicolored! so many possibilities! Thank you again! Oh and I think I have an old broach that would add something to them as well.... :)

Lovely and yet so easy. I have old t-shirts for making pillows and crocheting rugs with, I must hit my stash that I have not cut up yet and make this, it would be perfect for some family functions coming up to dress up my t-shirt and blue jeans that I will most likely wear to the parties. :)

I realy like it! You did a great job. I love soft things around my neck, but don't always want to wear a scarf so this will be perfect!

Have you tried combining different colors of T-shirts? I love your instructable and can't wait to try it!

Looks great !! I'm a bit lost when it comes to step 3... I would like to make one, but I'm not sure what to do after step 2..

I got lost between steps 2 and 3. Can you provide more pics or diagrams of what you did to the loops once they were cut to make them look like what you're wearing in the first picture>?

Can you do this with a T-Shirt that has seams on the sides?!

This is a really great t-shirt hack. I don't know if I have any tubular t-shirts (aka t-shirts w/o side seams) to try this. Yet maybe it can be done with a regular t-shirt if I knot the side seams? *thinks some more* Great instructable - made me get more creative now....

I just made this and it took about 4 minutes. I love it and have seen it for sale online and wanted one-now I have it!! Thanks for the easy instructions and helping me clear out my closet and free up some hangers!

This is way cool.

nice work :D great for recycling tshirts!

very stylish... good work.

That looks very nice.