Remember those crochet cotton pads I made a few months ago? Well I decided to make a set from the thin cotton yarn I tested then. They might not absorb that much liquid but they have a nice exfoliating feature I like. I only do the laundry about once a week so I'm gonna need a few more sets than the two I've made so far. I was maybe thinking of sewing the next set from some really soft fabric for those days I really need to be gentle to my skin. I need to do some research and find the most suitable fabric and figure out how to finish the edges. I'll let you know how that turns out.

In today's world of Pinterest, you see very many beautiful diy ideas and sometimes you see so many that you don't know where to start creating. Then there's the diys that are so clever and simple, you'll be like "why didn't I think of that!" That't what happened when I saw Matilda Gustafsson's post about crocheted cotton pads. I immediately saved the post on bloglovin' and went through my yarn bag to see if I had any yarn I could use. Cotton pads are one of those things I've been wanting to find a less wasteful alternative for and I love crocheting so this diy was really up my alley. I chose to crochet my cotton pads round with double crochet using this diagram. There are so many ways one could crochet these cotton pads. One could use different materials, shapes, sizes and patterns. In the coming months I at least want to crochet a couple of sets in different thicknesses and maybe use linnen and bamboo instead of cotton. At first I wanted to use linen yarn but it felt a bit unnecessary to go buy yarn when I had cotton yarn left over from other projects. I didn't know…