DIY Dusting Gloves from an old T shirt!
You'll be UGH mazed at what a bulky
dust cloth leaves behind!
** Gloves are best sewn 4 layers thick - slide your hand between the 2 **
Living on dirt roads makes it even worse...
Really get into the grooves with the gloves:
turned wood table legs, door and window top ledges,
chair rail and baseboard ledges
cabinet top ledges, six-paneled door grooves....
they are especially useful for delicate
items like berry garlands and ceramic dolls
faux greenery and flowers.
Trace your hand, fingers spread wide open; I sewed with
a long stitch, then pinked to cut them out.
SAVE $$$ by making your own washable and reusable
Slide On Duster Wipes.
Trace the plastic duster onto a t shirt - I sewed three layers.
Snip the edges to help fray and fluff the layers.
I cut this one on an angle for reaching into corners.
This is a great money saving idea. I usually save old t-shirts for applying stain, cleaning the inside of my car, now I have another way to use them.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Thanks for commenting! I also cut rectangles or squares, 2 layers, then sew around the edges and X thru the middle, for putting in the car for spills and grease rags, misc car rags.
DeleteGreat idea!!!
ReplyDeleteworking on one for a strap on mop head - then toss it in the washer - I hate buying those stick on things. This will save a lot of $$$ :) More money for shoes:)
DeleteAwesome idea...I know dust always clings to my shirt but I never put two and two together...thanks!
ReplyDeletethey both work really well, and I love saving money! thanks for commenting!
DeleteGreat idea, thanks for sharing. I especially will use these to clean my berry garland, never thought of this.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and commenting! Once you get going with those gloves on, you'll be astounded at what a regular flat cloth misses. Also, I forgot to mention that the gloves are best sewn with four layers - slide your hand in between the two. the pinking works great in all sorts of grooves.
DeleteHappy Dusting!
JoAnn