Rugs
Heavy duty tote bags
Place mats
Toys

Never treid it myself, but I believe this is how it works.

Flatten out the bag. Cut off the top portion (handles) and bottom seamed portion. Then cut into strips about 2cm wide (approx the width of a ruler). These will be sort of circular when you unfold them. Join them by opening up one circle and feeding another strip through the circle and
then through itself. Roll in a ball.

If you have community newspapers delivered, chances are they will be wrapped in smaller bags.

Cut them into strips using a rotary cutter and ruler. Then insert small slits at the ends of each strip. Link them together by feeding one strip through another strip and then
back through itself to lock them together. It is suggested you use double strands when crocheting, as the plastic tends to stretch.

I did - accidently - decorate my little black terrier-type dog with them once. She did look kinda cute but they wouldn't stay on, especially the ones on her nose. She sneezed and away they went!

Surely, SOMEONE out there can think of something creative for a Dust Bunny.

Annie

But I was wondering what 'Dust Bunnies' are exactly... especially after what Annie said in her reply! Am I missing something?

Cathy

Annie

Now that's a thought!

and I don't have to go "collecting" mine, they come down the hall all on their own. :))

Annie

and he won't let me throw them out because he likes them like that....says it allows a little ventilation in.

Men.....go figure, eh?