You can find Plarn anywhere! I have several in my house; am sure you do too. In some countries Plarn is banned! Some grocery stores don't even offer Plarn anymore. What is one to do without Plarn?!
Oh, you're asking--what is Plarn? Plastic bag yarn--here you go--a tutorial! and a video to assist
with the madness of creating Plarn!
Okay, you have your Plarn, what to do with it? There are many suggestions--take a quick look
at Pinterst. Here is a group that is turning Plarn into sleeping mats.
The next time I bring home one of those colorful plastic bags, it will become Plarn!!
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