Pinned it & did it! Making a vintage soft T-shirt??

I did it. I pinned a craft and I did it. Gathered my materials, made sure the t would fit in the container. Disolved the salt and poured the mixture over the t-shirt. Sealed up the container and patiently waited 5 days. Ummmm epic FAIL!! The t-shirt is not soft. This t-shirt actually feels ROUGHER than before I started!! Basically, I wasted a cup of salt and a t-shirt. I’m going to try this one again with a 100% cotton t-shirt. (The ‘fail’ T-shirt was a 50/50 polyester/cotton) I will use this same recipe and I’ll let you know.

Let’s Ask Google To Swing Around Here Again

Every so often I grab a giant digital dust rag and wander through PeanutButterAndWhine.com, polishing up my older posts like antique teacups at a yard sale. Updating old content isn’t just housekeeping, it’s pure SEO sparkle. Fresh keywords, tighter titles, faster images, better links. All the little tweaks that whisper sweet nothings to Google and say, “Hey… I’m still relevant.” Search engines love fresh bread, not stale crumbs. So I’m rewriting, refreshing, and straightening the shelves so you can find recipes, reviews, crafts, and giveaways faster than a squirrel spotting peanuts. 🐿️ While you’re visiting, check the sidebar for the current giveaway at 👉 https://peanutbutterandwhine.com And since we’re sharing goodies… have you tried Freebie Flow yet? It’s basically a treasure chest of random freebies and wildly discounted finds. Use code PBNWhine10OFF for 10% off: 👉 https://freebieflow.com Also, please tell me you’re using Rakuten. Getting paid to shop feels delightfully rebellious, like cookies before dinner but financially responsible: 👉 https://www.rakuten.com So if something looks shinier around here, that’s just me, updating old posts and giving the blog a fresh coat of internet glitter so it’s easier to find, faster to load, and way more fun to explore. ✨