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Recycled Sweater Owl Hat Cuteness

31 October 2009 2,684 views 4 Comments
by heather

Disney from Ruffles and Stuff kindly made an adorable project for the boys in the crowd (as a mom of 3 sons, I am very excited!). She found a sweater vest at the dollar store (check your Dollar Trees for their random bins o’ sweaters right now), and transformed it into this adorable owl beanie and coordinating scarf. So cute, and super simple! Pretty sure my sons will want this when they see it! If you don’t have any sweaters at your dollar store, this is a natural project for an old sweater you already have in the back of your closet, or one you find at the thrift shop. [click here for tutorial]

Project Estimate:

  • Sweater, $1 or on hand
  • Felt, on hand

Total: $1

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4 Comments »

  • Rachel said:

    I could totally do this in pink for my daughter… could even do a kitty cat! So inspired! Christmas presents!

  • Anjanette said:

    Adorable! And it looks quick! As much as I love knitting, I like getting projects *done* even more! :)

  • valerie said:

    oh that is fantastic!

  • kellie said:

    super cute and easy!! LOVE it!!!

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