Upcycling Old Sweaters: DIY Blanket, Bedspread, and Sofa Cover

🧶By cutting old sweaters into square shapes and sewing them together, you can create a unique and cozy blanket.

🪡Using a square mold measuring 20x20cm, you can ensure that all sweater squares are the same size.

🌈Create a visually appealing color scheme by sewing the sweater squares side by side in a zigzag pattern.

🧵To join the squares together, pass a white, thick, soft rope through the joints and sew them with a zigzag stitch.

🎀Add a decorative touch by sewing tassels along three edges of the cover.

What can I do with old sweaters?

—You can upcycle old sweaters by turning them into blankets, bedspreads, sofa covers, or even rugs and carpets.

How do I ensure all sweater squares are the same size?

—Use a square mold measuring 20x20cm to cut out the sweater squares.

Can I choose a different color scheme for the sweater squares?

—Yes, you can select any color scheme you prefer to create a personalized look.

What materials can I use instead of rope for joining the squares?

—You can use ribbon or other soft and durable materials as an alternative to rope.

How can I add a decorative touch to the cover?

—Sew tassels along the edges of the cover for a decorative and stylish finish.

00:00In this video, İnci demonstrates how to recycle old sweaters and transform them into a versatile blanket, bedspread, or sofa cover.

04:16İnci overlocks the edges of the sewn squares and removes any excess with a lighter.

06:20She sews the squares side by side in a zigzag pattern, creating colorful stripes.

08:25İnci passes a white, thick, soft rope through the joints of the squares for added durability.

09:58After joining the strips, İnci sews them together with a zigzag stitch, crossing the white threads.

10:40İnci rounds the edges of the cover and sews tassels along three sides for a decorative touch.

11:02İnci showcases the finished product, which can be used as a blanket, bedspread, or sofa cover.

11:47She thanks the viewers for watching and encourages them to subscribe to her channel for more creative projects.