Wool is a great insulator, so it works well against winter chills. Cut a long tube from a sweater arm or body, stuff it with fabric scraps, cotton or old stockings, and stitch both ends closed. Place it at the bottom of a door or window to block cold air. For a pet, stitch two large pieces together on three sides, fill with scraps, and close the last side to make a cosy cushion bed. Cats and small dogs usually take to the soft, warm fabric straight away.
What to do with old woollen clothes? 4 creative DIY ideas to repurpose them into useful and decorative items instead of throwing them away
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- durable and sturdy
- shawls with a moth hole or cardigans that have lost their shape. Wool is warm
- the wardrobe fills up with sweaters that are too small
- those old pieces can become useful and pretty things for your home. Here are four simple ideas to try.
- What to do with old woollen clothes? 4 creative DIY ideas to repurpose them into useful and decorative items instead of throwing them away Every winter
- which makes it a shame to throw away. With a few basic supplies and an hour or two
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