Rag Rug making with Thrifty t-shirts... how to cut your material for supplies

In this video I cut up a T-shirt that I'm about to use for a rugmaking project.
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[@MyMiaArabella]

I love this and can’t wait to use some of my homemade T-shirt yarn! Just a hint..if there are no side seams, there is a MUCH easier and faster way to cut one long continuous strip. Dozens of UA-cam tutorials on how to do it.

[@lucilledaub5991]

Great ribbon candy hooking.

[@Sixth_Spice]

thank you

[@Souldevourer26]

You can also use your rotary cutter. Cut wide strips from one side of the shirt and then cut from the other side in between.

[@reneejaurequi5808]

Have quite few to cut. Are scissors here comfortable for large amount cutting or other suggestion Thanks Deana

[@lucybrown775]

Our could use a rotary cutter

[@bonnieh2123]

Is there an optimal width to cut?

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

About 2 inches xx