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A new year is on the horizon…and with every new year comes a new reason to start cleaning out your closets! Whether you’re looking for fun ways to reuse old clothing or turn an old blanket into a cape or poncho, these thrifty sewing patterns will help you take what you already have and turn it into something fun and fashionable to wear.
We just can’t get enough of this awesome Homecoming Cape. Made with an old fleece blanket, this cape is great for wearing to football games and apple orchards, or even great for keeping you warm during a stroll in the park or a day out shopping with friends.
And if you like what you see here, we just know you’re going to love our awesome giveaway! We’re giving away one copy of Happy Homemade Sew Chic Sewing Patterns, a beautiful book filled with 20 fashionable and relaxed sewing patterns that sewists of all levels could make with ease. Wanna win this beautiful book? Scroll on down for all the must-have info on how you can enter this contest!
9 Thrifty Sewing Patterns
- Ruffled Cardigan
- Dollar Store Petal Skirt my fave!
- Sweater Cardigan
- Floral Scarf made from a dress!
- Sweater Sleeve Leg Warmers
- Pillow Case Ruffle Dress
- 15 Minute Lacy Blazer
- Layered Tee Remix
- DIY Fleece Cape
BONUS!
We’re giving away a copy of Happy Homemade Sew Chic Sewing Patterns, a beautiful book filled with 20 fashionable and relaxed sewing patterns that sewists of all levels could make with ease. Wanna win this beautiful book? Head on over to the giveaway page and register to win today! You have until December 6th to enter, and you can enter to win once a day…so the more you return, the greater your chances of winning this beautiful book. Good luck!
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I remember sewing some of these clothes when my children were small. I was a 17 year old married and 2 children so sewing clothes was the only way to go..