Looking for a creative way to upcycle shrunken wool sweaters? Try turning your felted wool into a cozy, stylish scarf with this beginner-friendly sewing tutorial. If you’ve ever accidentally shrunk a wool sweater, don’t toss it – give it a second life with this simple, eco-friendly project. Using two felted wool sweaters (preferably adult medium or larger and of similar thickness), you can create a warm scarf that measures about 7 inches wide by 68 inches long. The process is super easy: cut the sweaters into long strips, sew them together along the short edges, and leave the long edges raw since felted wool won’t fray. This cute, rustic scarf is perfect for chilly days and a unique way to upcycle your old wool sweaters!
More eco-friendly craft ideas: Create a Sashiko pincushion for sharp needles with this free tutorial – a sustainable way to upgrade your sewing kit. Upcycle an old towel to make a DIY roll-up toothbrush holder, perfect for travel. And turn old newspapers into a useful, practical storage basket to give everyday items new life!