in the mid-west calls their program "Ts for Trees" and have bee4n making these in FACS for about 6 years. I have used t-shirts as pillow cases abd bags for sleeping bags. Pillows are less likely to get really dirty in the car or on a camping trip. Turn inside out, sew up arms and neck, sut off any excess, turn right side out and off you go! emmakrazy 16 Apr, 2008 Oh I just love this craft. My hubby has more tees then I know what to do with. This is perfect and I let my kids know too. Lorzie 16 Apr, 2008 I also use old T-shirts to make throw pillows for my son's bed. When he out grows a favorite T-shirt I make a pillow out of it so he gets to keep it even though it doesn't fit him anymore. diflan 16 Apr, 2008 I don't have many T's, and the ones I do aren't very strong anymore, but I do have a bunch of old polo shirts and nursing scrubs that I think this may work for as well! I love all these new "green" ideas! designerjulie 16 Apr, 2008 Great idea! Would be even better and stronger if you ironed on some fusible interfacing to the back of the t-shirt. I do this for t-shirt quilts that I make for friends who have kids graduating from high school. It's easy to do and gives good stability to the t-shirt fabric. GypsieAnn 16 Apr, 2008