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Make Felted Sweater Mittens

30 November 2009 2,015 views 6 Comments
by heather

Check it out! I’m guest-posting today over at Dabbled, with a tutorial on how to make quick mittens out of a felted sweater. Click over to find out how!

You can find sweaters a-plenty at your local thrift stores, and I have seen loads of random clothing at my local Dollar Tree stores lately. There might be a wool sweater among them!

Project Materials:

  • Felted sweater, on hand
  • Scissors
  • Sewing stuff (sewing machine & thread)
  • Paper and pen

Total: FREE and up

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6 Comments »

  • Jessica said:

    Ooooo! My daughter has been asking for some purple mittens….

  • Paul Overton said:

    That is ingenious. To the thrift store!

  • valerie said:

    these are so cute heather, I wish I could find such adorable sweaters to felt!

    :) Valerie

  • valerie said:

    Just found this and thought of you! I’m going to start collecting sweaters for this one, sooo cute!

    http://magpielovely.com/shop/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=264

    :)

  • Nora said:

    So cute!

  • Kids Winter Crafts | Craft Jr. said:

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