Source: StoneGableBlog.com
4. Pillows
I’m a firm believer that you can never have enough pillows, but even at discount stores like Home Goods, a decent pillow will cost you upwards of $20. If you need a bunch, good luck! With this sweater pillow cover, you can repurpose both old sweaters and dingy pillows that have seen better days.
StoneGableBlog.com has a great tutorial on a simple sweater cover, as well as a more decorative one with adorable ruffles.
Source: OrganizeYourStuffNow.com
5. Bracelets
Accessories are a girls best friend and these sweater bracelets are the perfect touch to your fall and winter ensemble. You can use old bracelets are find new ones in the dollar bins. This craft uses such a small amount of your old sweaters that you’ll have plenty of left over material for another craft! All you need to do is cut and glue the fabric on and you have a personalized piece.
Be sure to head over to OrganizeYourStuffNow.com for an easy tutorial. You’ll also find other great tips on crafts, organization and recipes.
Source: ArtAndObsession.blogspot.com
6. Ornament
I love Christmas ornaments but the real nice ones are usually pricey. The ornament in this picture was made for less than a $1, using a thrift store sweater and cheap ornaments. It’s just a matter of slipping the ornament into a sweater sleeve and gluing it together!
This craft is beyond simple, and you’ll see just how over at ArtAndObsession.blogspot.com. You will also find great Elf on the Shelf ideas, as well as tons of before and after DIY’s!
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