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You know all those sweaters that aren’t doing much for you, or just sitting in your closet for months….maybe even years? I had one too many of them, so decided to change them up a bit. It’s an easy way to up-cycle those sweaters, and re-purpose with what is already in your closet. I promise this is the easiest […]
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to prevent fraying. Wear by sliding arms in and attaching velcro in the back.
That’s such a great idea! I’m going to have to try it. One of my faults is holding onto clothes ‘just in case.’ This would definitely encourage me to wear what I already have! And I’m sure it works with Tshirts too…
now THIS is a diy for me!
(also, would be cool with some like huge white button. but THAT would be too hard for me, so velcro it is.)
this is so amazing! anna you’re a genius!
amazing diy! i’d probably want the sweater hemmed though… but love this simple idea
kw ladies in navy
Oh my goodness…how easy (and cute) is that? Love it!
Awesome idea! Also love the colour of that sweater 🙂
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Anna, tell me about the not-sewing thing. I love any DIY where I can just cut the fabric…but won’t it unravel? Especially in the wash? xoxo S
cute! thanks for sharing! i have the body of a 10-year old boy (straight up and down. no curves for me) when i’m not pregnant so this will be perfect for me!
Such an amazing idea to spice up some old sweaters! Seems pretty simple, too!
xo honestly, b.
Lyndsay S.
says:Ahh! So cute!
Will you please share your recipe for a virgin margarita? I’m 8 months pregnant and have been searching for a good one since we became pregnant. 🙂 Happy Friday!
what an AWESOME idea!!! looks great on you too. very pretty color
The Casual Classic
ooooh i love it! great tutorial – thanks for sharing! and that pop of pink is absolute perfection. happy weekend, anna!
So simple! I definitely have some sweaters to use this on….. 🙂 And love the neon! Happy Friday to you too! So glad it is the weekend!
This is so cute. I love the color, so vibrant and chic.
So cute, Anna! What a great idea, and definitely my kind of diy (the non sewing kind!) 🙂
Really really great idea!! And so simple, I love it! I must give this a try to any of my old sweaters, I love the open back style 🙂 Thanks for sharing this!
Jessica
cocoandmingo.com
well that’s just genius now, isn’t it?! this is why I love you so much! have a wonderful weekend!
Velcro instead of sewing? This is my kind of project 🙂 Love the color!
Simple and sweet. Such a great idea on repurposing a sweater, and you get a surprise in the back!
Rachel
revolvingmarket.blogspot.com
Now THIS is genius. And so easy too! I love this and am going to do this with all my sweaters! Thanks for the idea!
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velcro ? how did I not think of that ?? i have an old sweater sitting in the back of my closet waiting just for this to happen. thank for the great idea !! xoxo Sydney
You know I first found your blog when you did the ribbon cardigan up cycle. Woman, you are so awesome! Thank so much for sharing this
So cool Anna! Btw, did I already told you that my sister has the same beautiful name? 🙂
Gorgeous, that color is amazing!
Hey…this is simple and awesome. Thanks for sharing Ana
Wow, that was so easy. I’m definitely doing this!
This is so cool. I love it!
jill
says:great idea..i have been searching all over for an open back sweater…since i am not crafty here are the questions : if you use the fray check is there still a raw edge? does the fray check go right on the edge or on the inside right next to the edge? does a knit sweater edge roll? if you want it finish how would that be done? thank you for idea…
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Thanks again for the blog post.Really looking forward to read more. Fantastic.