Make Your Boots Happy With Some DIY Boot Sweaters (Plus a Winner and Another Giveaway)


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Some people make sweaters for their husbands. Some people make sweaters for their dogs. Some people even make sweaters for their cats.

Me?

I like to make sweaters for my boots.

I mean really! If it makes them happy, WHY NOT!!!??

BootSweaters

You can use any old sweater and a little faux fur to give your old boots a whole new look this winter.

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Click here to see the full tutorial and for your chance to win a copy of The Refashion Handbook. Just check out the tutorial over at eHow and let me know what you think by pinning and making a comment.

The Refashion Handbook

The winner from last week’s Cut and Paste Biker Jacket post is:

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Molly Watson! Send your address to me at bhunting@eoni.com and I’ll send it out to you ASAP.

Thanks so much for being a part of this wonderful adventure with me!!!

Stay warm…

Beth

For more refashion inspiration:

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About The Renegade Seamstress

I'm a busy wife, mom, grandma, and teacher who loves to create. I've joined the refashion scene and I 'd like to share and connect with all those talented and creative people out there doing similar things.
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52 Responses to Make Your Boots Happy With Some DIY Boot Sweaters (Plus a Winner and Another Giveaway)

  1. love this idea…how cute is that!

  2. Mother Deer says:

    This is such a cute idea, Beth. You’ve outdone yourself again 🙂 The picture of you modeling your creation is adorable.

    Please enter me in the drawing.

  3. Darlene says:

    How cozy these boot sweaters look! So many times a favorite sweater can no longer be worn and what a wonderful way of giving it a new life instead of having to say”goodbye”!

  4. Nikitaland says:

    I never met a boot that did not like a new sweater! Love your new idea!

  5. dragonflyzia says:

    These are adorable! I think that I might have to give you your own board instead of just adding you to I Love Fabric….you are so clever. 🙂

  6. *Gasp* Oh, I love these!!

  7. Jo H. says:

    Aw, they are so cute – I just want to pat them! Seriously, though, I can see this definitely keeping the legs warmer in this cold weather we’ve been having.

  8. Vicky says:

    I have seen some cute ideas lately on Pinterest, under Bohemian things, for dressing up
    boots too, very tempting and interesting. Beth, I found a new goodwill, that is the nicest store I was ever in, and was so happy to discover a beautiful wool throw, in plaids, I was looking for a leather vest, or jacket to repurpose with sweater sleeves too, I found a denium vest, and a
    velour vest, that I brought home, now to find a couple sweaters in blues, to see if they would
    pair up? Your ideas are really inspiring me!!!!

  9. Ruth Lutz says:

    Dear Beth,
    Such a delightful idea! I have immediate plans to check the thrift stores for a cute Nordic-style sweater to make a pair for my boots! My feet are always cold, so I’m hoping this could help. Thank you for the opportunity to win a copy of your book and for sharing your wonderfully creative ideas with us!
    Warm regards,
    Ruth Lutz

  10. So cute! And they look warm, too! I’ve got a Craft Gossip post scheduled for this afternoon that links to your tutorial:
    http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-faux-fur-lined-boot-sweaters/2015/01/11/
    –Anne

  11. cathynd95 says:

    Love the boot sweaters!

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  13. Trish F says:

    Love these! I commented and pinned over at eHow. http://www.pinterest.com/pin/78461218484270047/

  14. Stephanie says:

    These are absolutely the cutest things! My two daughters would love them, and they will work on several pairs of boots! Now I need to find some great sweaters. Thanks for the inspiration!
    Stephanie
    http://positivelystephanie.blogspot.com/

  15. Brenda Melahn says:

    These will make my granddaughter’s boots look “brand new” the second part of winter!! Love your tutorial — easy to follow!! Great ideas!

  16. Anonymous says:

    I really like this creation.

  17. debbielynne says:

    Pinned to my fashion board, such a great idea and the closures are perfect!

  18. vjcollins says:

    Wow these are beautiful, love it!

  19. Oooops.. I just realized I posted this comment with the wrong post lol … I love the boot sweaters, as I stated earlier, on the biker jacket post hahahaha 😉 I think they are an awesome idea!

  20. Tabitha Klucking says:

    You’re projects and tutorials are so inspiring! Thank you for sharing. I pinned the Ehow tute: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/121386152432696877/

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  22. Dawn says:

    Your stuff is fantastic, imaginative and inspiring! Thank you for allowing me to look at clothes a little differently and showing me ” I can tweak it ” !

  23. ebonie says:

    Oh my goodness these are all so cute.

  24. Julie says:

    Love all your projects! I have thought many times of repurposing sweaters into boot socks, hand/arm warmers and the like but have not yet.
    You truely inspire!

  25. Belle says:

    These are all very fashionable:)! I like that the designs are so fun and flattering:)! And you are the perfect model:)! I love your style:)!

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  27. Karen says:

    I love the boot sweaters, but the link to the tutorial at ehow says its no longer there.

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  29. Angela says:

    Wanted to make these, but the link isn’t working. It says not available.

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