Nylon Net from Flowers
 

My husband buys me flowers when the mood strikes him and lately besides the plastic wrapping they have various colored netting too. It is a huge piece with an x cut in the center and I feel guilty throwing it away. What do you do with the netting?

I tried making scrunchie scrubbers once for a finer netting and it was awful on my hands, but this is a larger more coarse net. Any suggestions? or should I do like my friends say of other items, just get rid of it?

TIA, Jennifer

ps: I'm not the artistic type quilter so it is Not going in my quilts.

I use them for thread nets

Could you give back for re - use by the florist?

The netting that comes from the flowers I use to put over my thread spools to keep them from unraveling. They can be cut down for the smaller embroidery spools. I've gone to my florist and asked them to save me those they usually toss. Sure beats having to buy thread nets.

Use it for washing small scraps in the washing machine.

Without seeing your mesh---- There is a "new" product called mesh that is glorified burlap, but not natural cotton like burlap. It is called mesh. Comes on rolls and is available at some party stores. Cut in squares, scrunch middle tie with a chennile(pipe cleaner) and tie to a wreath form. Makes a great showy wreath. I'm a retired florist. This product was available many years ago and did not catch on. What is old is new again with great new colors. Let me know how it works,

I have an abundance of net left over from when I did make different kinds of scrubbies(some crocheted with cotton yarn for dish cloths). I got a big bundle of wash cloths, gathered the net, stitched it to the cloths. Makes a great dish cloth or car wash and doesn't scratch.

What I was thinking as well Tartan...

Thanks for all your input! I'm not a gardener but I know one, so I will see if he is interested as he 'grows' his own worms, lol.