Recycled Sweater Crafts
Girls Spring Mini-Tote: Made with a felted wool sweater, scraps of felt and assorted buttons.
Sweater Bottle Vases: Instead of hot glue, sweaters are cut to fit then sewn so they can slip over the bottle (easy to remove and wash).
Sweater Bottle Vases: Instead of hot glue, sweaters are cut to fit then sewn so they can slip over the bottle (easy to remove and wash).
Felted Stuffed Animals: Free pdf template download for three different animals provided, a lamb, pig and chicken. Finished size is 5 to 8 inches tall.
Make Hats From Recycled Sweaters: Felt an old sweater to make this hat which is still stretchy even when felted.
Make Hats From Recycled Sweaters: Felt an old sweater to make this hat which is still stretchy even when felted.
Recycled Sweater Tote: Made with a large-size adult sweater, you can attach leather handles or use strips cut from the sweater. More tote bags to make found here.
Recycled Dog Sweater: Cut from an old sweater vest and turned into a charming coat for pup.
Recycled Dog Sweater: Cut from an old sweater vest and turned into a charming coat for pup.
Hat & Mitts Set: Pretty mitten and cloche hat set made from a thrifted turtleneck cashmere sweater. Long cuffs feature a row of buttons.
Recycled Sweater Bag: Felted wool sweaters whip up nicely into an easy tote. Embellish with a fabric flower if you like.
Recycled Sweater Bag: Felted wool sweaters whip up nicely into an easy tote. Embellish with a fabric flower if you like.
Pocket Warmers: Filled with uncooked rice, dry beans, lentils, etc., that will heat will in the microwave. More filler ideas found on this page.
Teacup Pincushions: Made with felted wool sweaters, both written and video instructions provided. See lots of pincushions on this page.
Teacup Pincushions: Made with felted wool sweaters, both written and video instructions provided. See lots of pincushions on this page.
Leg Warmers: These couldn’t be easier to make, simply cut the arms off an old sweater, finish the edges and voila! ready to wear.
Cozy Throw: A good project to use up 5 or 6 sweaters, finished size is 42″x47″ (though you can make as large as you like).
Cozy Throw: A good project to use up 5 or 6 sweaters, finished size is 42″x47″ (though you can make as large as you like).
Sweater Picnic Blanket: Wool sweaters are first felted then cut into squares and sewn into a blanket, finished size approximately 4 feet square. Another blanket idea found here.
Make A Throw or Pillow: Instructions for making both a throw and pillow from felted wool sweaters.
Make A Throw or Pillow: Instructions for making both a throw and pillow from felted wool sweaters.
Potluck Dish Cozy: Two felted sweaters are used for this project (one for lining), top flap folds over and held in place with velcro. More casserole totes listed here.
Sweater Slippers: Simple slippers made with a wool sweater, top edge is finished with crochet trim. More slipper tutorials found here.
Sweater Slippers: Simple slippers made with a wool sweater, top edge is finished with crochet trim. More slipper tutorials found here.
Seat Covers: Reupholster chair seats with thrift-store sweaters (secured in place with a staple gun).
Cozy Candles: Fit sweater cuffs over a glass candle holder for a pretty, decorative effect.
Cozy Candles: Fit sweater cuffs over a glass candle holder for a pretty, decorative effect.
Sweater Tube Scarf: With a bit of cutting and simple sewing, you can fashion a tube scarf (or cowl) to wear all winter long.
Tissue Cover: A little pouch cozy to carry a pack of tissues, made with a piece of felted wool. More tissue covers & cozies found on this page.
Tissue Cover: A little pouch cozy to carry a pack of tissues, made with a piece of felted wool. More tissue covers & cozies found on this page.
Eyeglass Case: Made with an 8″ square scrap from a felted wool sweater, trimmed with ric rac and scraps of felt. More eyeglass cases found here.
Pet Bed: This is made by crocheting strips of old sweaters together then shaped into a bed that puppy can cozy into. You’ll find more pet beds here.
Pet Bed: This is made by crocheting strips of old sweaters together then shaped into a bed that puppy can cozy into. You’ll find more pet beds here.
Sweater Dog Toys: Make squeaky sweater bones that are stuffed with replacement squeakers (can be found at the pet store).
iPad Sleeve: You’ll also find a Kindle cover here. More iPad & Kindle projects are listed on this page.
iPad Sleeve: You’ll also find a Kindle cover here. More iPad & Kindle projects are listed on this page.
Sweater Purse: Made with a sweater, fat quarter of fabric, fusible interfacing, batting, ribbon and purse handles.
Aromatherapy Rice Pillow: The arm of a felted sweater is removed to be filled with uncooked rice and tea, ends sewn closed.
Aromatherapy Rice Pillow: The arm of a felted sweater is removed to be filled with uncooked rice and tea, ends sewn closed.
Hot Water Bottle Cozy: Made with a felted turtleneck sweater (large size) and yarn scraps. More hot water bottle covers found on this page.
Sweater Vases: Cover vases and candle votive holders with fabric cut from old sweaters (hot glued in place).
Sweater Vases: Cover vases and candle votive holders with fabric cut from old sweaters (hot glued in place).
Laptop Cozy: Made with a felted wool sweater, zipper is added to keep case closed. More laptop covers on this page.
Felted Tea Cozy: Made with two old wool sweaters that have been felted, grosgrain ribbon and a decorative button. More tea cozies listed on this page.
Felted Tea Cozy: Made with two old wool sweaters that have been felted, grosgrain ribbon and a decorative button. More tea cozies listed on this page.
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I adore the colors in the sweater throw. I would love to try that project. I have to get better at sewing first, I suppose. I sure miss my Grandma. She was an amazing. She use to sew all my clothes. I had the best long dresses around! I miss her dearly.
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