Enjoy the crisp fall air with these 20 Cozy Crafts made from Sweaters! | littleredwindow.com
Well, we got a bit of a wake up call last week. We had been living in a condo for the last 8 years and it was always, always 78 degrees inside, all year long. We probably turned the heat on once a year, if that. And then we moved to our new (125 year old) house. Last week it got to the 40s at night and we were all freeeeeeeezing. I’m talking extra blankets, lots of hot tea, sleeping in socks and long pants at night kind of freezing. We finally caved and turned on the heat but we’re really scared of the heating bill so we’re still keeping it pretty low. And I’m still cold! So I’m doing a round up of cuddly, cozy warm crafts made from yarn and sweaters to fight off the chill around here! I hope it warms you up too!
Braided Headband from Upcycled Sweater by Lana Red
Cable Knit Lampshade from Farm Fresh Therapy Baby Hats made from Old Sweaters from Make It & Love It
Crewneck Sweater Turned Cardigan from Happiness is Creating
Repurposed Sweater Coffee Cozy from Every Nothing Wonderful
Upcycled Sweater Slipper Boots from Drawings Under the Table
Sweater Pumpkin from Sewing Barefoot
Sweater Bracelets from Organize Your Stuff Now
Sweater Macbook Case from the Merrythought
Water Bottle Cozy from Jasmin Blanc Studio
Baby Leg Warmers from Making Home Base
Recycled Sweater Pillow from Just Crafty Enough
Felted Sweater Flowers from Aunt Peaches
Sweater Wrist Warmers from What Will We Do Today
Make a Cowl from an Old Sweater by Madigan MadeMake a Hooded Scarf from an Old Sweater by My Poppet
Upcycled Sweater Bag from Lana Red
Cozy Wine Gift Wrap from Warm Hot Chocolate
DIY Upcycled Socks from Old Sweater Sleeves from Pearls & Scissors
Upcycled Mittens from Creme de la Craft
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Jen says
What a great collection! Thanks so much for sharing the Slipper Boots from my blog! 🙂 I’m feeling inspired now to make some of these other great crafts!
Zan says
Makes me feel so cozy already!!! I love the ideas…Glad you linked up with us a Home Matters Linky Party!!
Kimberly says
Everything looks so good! Fun ideas. Pinned. We had so much fun partying with you at our last party. We hope to see you tonight’s party at 7 pm. We love to see what you have been working on! http://loulougirls.blogspot.com/
Happy Monday! Lou Lou Girls
Ashley says
This is such a fun collection! Great ideas thank you for sharing this. Glad to have found you today on Kitchen Fun and Craft Friday Link up 🙂
Gina says
Oh cool- so many great ideas for all those outgrown sweaters my kids have.
JaneEllen says
So many incredible projects. I’d love the slipper boots and the sleeve socks. We have a manufactured home without a foundation under it. We live in Western CO so it gets pretty nippy around here in winter. Our house has a lot of ceramic tile on floors and that is cold. I wear at least 2 pairs of socks with my (faux) ugh boots or my feet freeze. I wear heavy socks and tshirts under my pj’s in winter also as our furnace is in front of house and our room is in back, (single wide). There are vents to bedroom and bathroom but seems by time heat gets to our room it’s not so strong. We have to use a heater in bathroom in winter also or we’d freeze. I take my heavy chenille robe in bathroom to put on as soon as I get dried along with my heavy socks.
Love this post, really handy useful projects to make. I’ll be haunting the thrift stores for sweaters I can use to make some of these projects. Happy week
Cassie May says
We just moved to an ooooold house, I need all of these too, it’s going to be a cold winter!! Thanks for stopping by JaneEllen!
Katherines Corner says
Wow, so many wonderful inspirations ♥
Thank you for sharing and for linking up to the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop. xo
AmieJo says
I love all of these. I haven’t sewed much but I want to start and am pinning this for some ideas. Thanks.