So hubby, please bear with me!
I wash them and leave them open till they have air dried. Then they just sit tight and wait for me. I use this for cutting them:
- thin pen/marker
- sharp knife
- scissors
- cutting board
- optional: fine sandpaper
- optional: something to draw around; coins, a tape roll or likewise.
When I cut them, I start by cutting off the neck and bottom as these parts of the plastic are very thick and hard to work with. If I want really smooth edges after cutting, I'll use sandpaper.
I use a permanent pen. Most of it can be wiped off afterwards. At least on the plastic I've got.
Inspiration - Plastic Ring Projects
Plastic rings seem to be one of the more popular items to crochet over. But there are of course no limits of what you make from the bottles.Recently on Pinterest I saw some beautiful bags made by crocheting around plastic rings.
NOTE: Be careful when you click the links for the bags. One of them (dark classic style bag) leads to a page at postila.ru, which - at the bottom - asks you to click on yet another link for full details. I didn't get into trouble, but my browser warned me, that the scripts on that last page were insecure.
- Easter Bunny Decoration (tutorial)
- Eyes for an owl (image only)
- Necklaces (guide)
- Bracelets (tutorial)
- Waist band (Etsy)
- Dream Catchers (Ravelry, free pattern)
- Part of a string for a bag
- Christmas Wreath ring Ornament (pattern)
- Snow Flake Ornaments (pattern)
- Towel holder (pattern)
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