Warm Winter Slippers – Cute and Easy Upcycled Fabric Slippers [Video + Pattern]
Learn how to sew these warm winter slippers in a matter of minutes!
Breathe a new life into an old wool sweater with this sewing idea.
Below you will find my step by step written tutorial with VIDEO instructions for all the visual learners.
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Table of Contents
How to make warm house slippers
Supplies and tools
- fabric – felted wool from a sweater
- polyester stuffing
- fusible interfacing
- twisty ties or rubber bands
- matching thread
- scissors (or rotary cutter and a cutting mat)
- ruler or measuring tape
- iron and ironing board
- sewing clips or pins
- plastic snaps (you will need a sewing owl and snap pliers
- press studs
- hook and loop dots/tape
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How to Sew a warm winter slippers
Watch the diy warm fabric slippers video first and then follow the written step by step instructions below.
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Warm slippers VIDEO TUTORIAL
INSTRUCTIONS:
STEP 1:
Harvest materials – look around your home for some old, sturdy wool sweaters, or even wool coats. If you don’t have any, I recommend going to a thrift store. You can use a wool coat or even an woolen blanket for the outer layer, which especially good for use on very cold winter days. Try to find fabric with as with as many threads per square inch as possible. Densely woven fabric will make these last much longer.
For the inside part use either the same fabric, or some thick cotton-based (knit) fabric to avoid irritation on you ankles and soles. Either denim or some heavy duty, thick, all or mostly cotton sweater or sweatshirt would be perfect for this.
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