Don’t throw away those worn out clothes, instead repurpose them!
There are lots of ways to repurpose clothes and breathe new life into them.
We have rounded up 20 creative ideas for your worn out clothes to get you inspired to repurpose what you already have just sitting in your closet, let’s DIY!
Those stretched out sweaters and T-shirts can make some beautiful things including lamp shades, tote bags, jewelry and household decor.
What will you make?
Tank Top Tote Bag
Sweater Ornaments
Shirt Pillow Cover
Pant Leg Wine Bag
Doggy Coat
Dress Shirt Baby Bibs
Knee Sock Doll Dresses
Flip Flop Slippers
Dress Shirt Apron
Belt Vase
Belt Handbag
Sweater Bracelet
Necktie Zip Pouch
Sweater Hat
TShirt Necklace
Zipper Heart Necklace
Necktie Brooch
Stuffed Animals
Sweater Lamp Shades
TShirt Infinity Scarf
Beautiful ideas, thank you for sharing!
So glad I found you.
Clever! Will be doing some of these.
These are wonderful ideas, very appreciated, will send to my grand daughters in hope to stimulate their interest. Repurposed clothing also helps our environment so anything we do help is good
Men’s dress shirts can also be turned into very cute bib aprons. I found directions on Pinterest.
Some of the most creative ideas for sweaters and ties. I have seen many things made out of them but they are repetitious. These are really creative. Love the belt ideas. God bless you and your family.
This is a great inspiring post.I am pretty much pleased with your good work.You put really very helpful information.
The necktie brooch link does not work. That makes me sad😢 I really wanted to try it.
There are no instructions for the necktie brooch!!
How can I get the “How to” for the necktie brooch?
No explain to make them!☹️
The neck tie brooch is fairly easy. Find a necktie you like from spouses closet that he no longer wears or pick up one at a thrift store. Clean with dampened cloth (not too wet) and if there is a spot I put some carpet cleaner spray on a wash cloth and dab the stain until it lifts the stain. When it is dry, iron tie on low heat. Lay it out on a large table. Move about 8 inches up from the large end and then make a loop, tack the loop with matching thread, then continue to make loops until you have a a nice bow. Attach a large vintage brooch by pinning to the bow or hot gluing it. Sew a brooch pin to the back so that when it is pinned on it hangs at an angle. Check pinterest for even more styles of the necktie brooch.