Looking for a cozy way to refresh your home for the holidays? Give an old sweater new life or thrift a fun find from Goodwill NCW and turn it into an easy, stylish accent pillow that works in any room with this DIY Sweater Pillow project.

DIY Sweater Pillow Project Steps

 

Supplies You’ll Need:

  • Thrifted sweater
  • Thrifted pillow
  • Scissors
  • Sewing supplies

01

Prep your sweater

Start by making sure your sweater fits your pillow. Lay the sweater flat and place the pillow on top to guide your sizing. If your sweater has a pattern or design, position it where you want it to show on the finished pillow.

Carefully cut around the pillow shape. Because sweaters can be thick, cut one layer at a time, starting with the front panel, then the back. Once both pieces are cut, line them up to make sure they’re even.

02

Turn it into a pillow cover

Place the sweater pieces together with the outer sides facing inward. Pin along the top and sides, leaving the bottom open. Sew those three sides using a machine or by hand, then trim any excess fabric.

Turn the cover right side out, insert your pillow, and sew the bottom closed.

Enjoy your new cozy creation, perfect for adding a warm, handmade touch to your space.

 

Thrift with Purpose

When you shop at Goodwill NCW, you are doing more than finding great DIY supplies. Every purchase helps support job training, employment services, and community programs right here in north central Wisconsin.

Stop by your local Goodwill NCW and see how easy it is to turn everyday thrift finds into something meaningful for your home.

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