Repurposed Wool Mittens
I promised I would show you the Repurposed Wool Mittens that I have finally completed, so here they are.....
(Oh my, I just realised my Deer are upside down)
Oh well, a little like me right now!
I think I like the underside of my mittens even better than the fronts!
Probably because of the patchwork of fabrics, versus the solid fronts.
Also, as you can see I did a little handiwork on them just to make them a bit unique.
The fourth pair of my repurposed wool mittens sold.
I do have another duplicate pair that I will show you when I finish the lining and cuffs.
They were my favourite pair!
What projects have you been working on?
Anything special for Christmas gifts?
I can't tell because someone I'm making a gift for may be reading my blog.
You never know.....
Blessing to you all-Kimberly
Kimberly! These look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI saw someone else making these and she gave a wonderful tutorial. I'm wondering if you've used her method, or just pulled this out of your woolen hat!
They look similar! I WANT TO MAKE SOME!
These look fantastic. I know I said that...but it's worth saying again.
:)
I just bought a pair of repurposed wool mittens and oh are they warm I am looking forward to snow shoeing with them
ReplyDeleteCathy
These are wonderfully creative.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, every one, have you felted them, and are they lined? I can see everyone lining up to buy at least one pair. Jean.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative. I've seen mittens made from old sweaters on Pinterest and always wanted to try making a pair for my daughter. You encouraged me to try this. Thank you for sharing your talents.
ReplyDeleteMorning Kimberly, wow!!!! Love those mittens, beautiful job. Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteHi Kimberly! I LOVE your repurposed mittens! They are not only beautifully made, but they also look nice and warm :) Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteThe gloves are fabulous! I love the stitching that you did on them. I'm not working on any projects...sure wish I could. I miss having time for such things.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Well done Kimberley, the mittens are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYour mittens are lovely! They look so warm and cozy too. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are just adorable! I love how they co-ordinate but are unique. Are they made from sweaters or do you knit them? I am working on patchwork throws for my kids for Christmas for them to use in their living rooms. I HOPE to get one made for each (my girls AND their husbands) which would be a total of 4. We are having our Christmas on Thanksgiving weekend and I have two most of the way done. I'll share after Thanksgiving:>)
ReplyDeleteThose are just adorable! I love the added details especially.
ReplyDeleteThose are crazy good! And the deer pattern isn't upside down for the wearer! Love these, and I would be buying them up lickety-split if I was shopping in Whitehorse.
ReplyDeleteThey are terrific! I like that the wearer gets to see the deer! Are you doing a tutorial?
ReplyDeleteThese are super- and I can imagine they are toasty warm, too. Great job! I'm making gift buckets for my grands, but that is about all I have started.
ReplyDeletethe mittens are beautiful but that comment boycotting American women was a shocker!!!
ReplyDeletethe glove with deer upside down not to the person who will ware it - wink! I really love them - I need to get sewing.. can you sew them by hand -Haha..
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing great idea this is..
Hugs
How did I miss this??! I hate when that happens...these are wonderful! I'd love to know the WHOLE process behind these wonderful mittens...Hope all else is well!
ReplyDeleteThose are darling! There's not much call for wool sweaters down here so they're hard to come by but I will keep and eye out for them! BTW Do they have to be wool?
ReplyDeleteAwesome! You did a beautiful job!
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