How to Create a Dust Bunny Catcher From a T-shirt

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Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Broom Or Mop Handles
Scissors
Scissors
Rubber Bands
Rubber Bands
T-shirts
Rubber bands

Step 1

Cut the sleeves off an old T-shirt.
Step 2

Lay shirt flat with back of shirt against table and front of shirt facing you.
Step 3

Cut 2-inch-wide vertical fringes from top of shirt to within 2 inches of bottom.
Step 4

Double- or triple-loop a strong rubber band and slide it up a mop or broom handle about 6 inches.
Step 5

Wrap the bottom strip of the shirt around the handle.
Step 6

Slide the rubber band down and over the bottom strip to hold the shirt in place.