Sweater UPCYCLING!
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Three sweater upcycles! Loads of different techniques that you can play around with to upcycle your thrifted or outdated sweaters!
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0:00 Intro
2:35 Cutting down a long sweater
3:22 Removing Turtleneck
3:59 Unravelling yarn
4:22 Taking in the body
5:04 Shortening Sleeves
6:17 Turning a Turtleneck into a Crewneck
10:38 Crocheting the Edge
13:55 Making the Fringed Edge
16:25 First Sweater Done!
17:14 Resizing a Sweater
23:21 Lowering the Neckline
26:05 Mending a Hole in a Sweater
28:35 Second Sweater Done!
29:45 Making a Shoulder Cut-Out
31:20 Disaster?
34:32 Third Sweater Done!
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Needle broke and immediately gave video a like... lol... because we being real here. 👍
I appreciate that, lol. That crazy needle gave me a heart attack!
Been there, done that!!! The Babylock machine you use was made by Brother. I’ve had several Brother and Babylock machines over the years and they all sieze up like that when the needle breaks. Such a horrible, terrible, awful feeling, so visceral, you never forget it! I’m so glad you kept that in the final edit. Liked and subscribed!
Dang! Anyone else here wishing they could find a beautiful cashmere sweater at the thrift store?
Go to thrift stores near a rich neighborhood.
I have one that is awesome but a bit too big, now I have inspiration that I could make it perfect!
I find them a lot…end of winter/spring or in fall is a good time to look-good luck
I wish they would let the poor animals keep their "cashmere". Synthetic yarns can be just as luxurious. Don't support such a cruel industry
@@eryncook7769I've had cashmere goats. They live a happy life and get high quality hay so they grow long healthy hair. Then get a haircut. Nothing cruel about it. Synthetic yarns will never biodegrade.
Breaking a needle scares the heck out of me too. Love this channel. I’ve lost about 50 lbs in the last 2 years and have gone from an xl to s-m. 😊All my clothes are really big. I haven’t bought much because I’m still losing (I’m 5ft and currently around 123lbs). I’ve donated a lot of clothes but there are some I want to adjust. I’m an experienced sewer, quilter, knitter and Crocheter however not very confident in my abilities. What you have done with the sweaters is great. I’m going to give adjusting my clothes a try. Thank you.
Wow, that's a huge weight loss! Amazing. And yes, give resizing a try! So glad to have you on board my channel.
Rosemary Monty, first, congratulations on your weight loss journey. Secondly, since you are a veteran craftswoman, give resizing your clothing a try. And as a bonus, maybe you'll have enough of some fabric left over for a quilting project. It sounds like you are getting near to your goal weight. I still have a long way to go and watching this video and reading your comment has given me the little extra push I needed today (and most days)
Best sincere wishes from,
The Great Lake State of Michigan 🐢
Great job on the weight loss! I've gone from XL to medium (small), and also have loads of clothes to alter. These videos give me confidence!
It's scary! But I really hope you try! The worst that can happen is you'll have even more to craft something else with, lol! But chances are you'll end up with a "new" wardrobe and be really happy and proud. Go for it!
Congratulations and I hope the resizing went well, and you're happy with your new size too
I don't sew but I love watching your transformations. I do crochet and I think doing a crocheted edge to your grey sweater was brilliant 🙂
Thank you for leaving the needle break in the video. Seeing videos like this before i started sewing, and seeing that even experienced sewists broke needles every now and then made it all the less scary when it happened to me the 1st time 💜
It's also a safety issue, I've had needles shoot into my eye area. I was lucky though because I wear glasses. So I was glad for it for that as well. I hope others take heed.
love the ideas, but most of all, to see not to cut off the scene that a needle is breaking in a tutorial is something refreshing. everything seems so perfect in almost every tutorial videos, that I always wonder, do they never have problems. so thanks for this.🙏🥰
I'm entirely too lazy to do this but I watched every minute! Love how you explain all the steps, and enjoying your creativity!
Same here!
Oh my gosh I have been looking for this for a long time I am 5'1 and my sweaters are always too long in the sleeves this will help me a lot not only to shorten it but to also redesign things that I get from salvation army! I am a low income senior with limited funds and this will help me a lot to make my garments look a lot nicer! Thank you so much for this!!!
Me too!
Love what you did with the grey sweater! The last one I think I would have sewn that second slice back up and add a thin gold chording to cover that up and match the gold in the zipper on the upper cut.
I like that idea, and totally agree with you
Perfect idea
I really thought I was the only one who had a heart attack when I broke needles!! It does happen but now I realize I don't need to drink a case of some "adult" beverage to calm down and carry on. I really want to dig into garment upcycling. The sleeve on the red cashmere is a "dolman"--designers worst idea EVER! Excellent save with the second zipper. It added structure to a very floppy opening! Love the ideas and am now a subscriber.
Haha, I love that. You and I are going to get along just fine! 😃
Catherine, what a nice discovery to find your channel! My very simple, older Sears sewing machine has been gathering dust in the closet for several years and truthfully, I've been wanting to start sewing again. Eons ago, I worked in a notions department (actually also at Sears & Roebuck, if that tells you how old I am!) and I sewed all my own clothes in high school and for a few years afterwards - Mom always helped and encouraged me. She could sew all kinds of things without a pattern and is so talented! I have never gotten up to her level, but I always enjoyed sewing - only IF my things turned out well! Seeing you play around with these sweaters reminds me that I want to get started again. Thank you for this encouragement! Can't wait to see more of your videos.
Thanks for the lovely comment, Kitty!
You are blowing my mind! I love how you creatively approached each of these thrifted sweaters. They look fantastic, and I learned a lot. Thank you!
Thanks, Melanie! And good luck with your channel!
I was laughing at your reaction when the needle broke. That is just what I do. Really enjoying your videos Catherine
When Catherine said, "change the needle...", I was thinking, "change my pants!"
This video is such an inspiration, thank you. I am the same way with necklines. I have altered several tshirts (I really hate those high crew necks!) and I turned a turtleneck into a collared v-neck using some embroidered trim I had in my stash. It looks cool and I’ve had a couple of compliments so I guess I’m not the only one who thinks it is an improvement.
What an absolute treat! Seeing Queen Catherine of Sewing making faces about necklines! Altering jumpers is probably my favorite thing so was delighted to wake up to this video. 👍💃🙂
Catherine sometime would you make a video of transforming a jumper into a waistcoat with buttons? Would love to see you do that. The jumpers turned out great. Well done.
My Queen! You're a Brit! I didn't know that till now with your jumpers and waistcoats, lol. I'll take your request to heart and see what I can come up with. Thanks for starting my Saturday with your lovely comment. 💖
Ha, her thumbnail is hilarious
The end result worked great but during the crisis point with the blue sweater my solution was to add in a lacing detail in the second slash: it'd connect the top and bottom back together and prevent the sagging and add another bit of interest.
Oh, I like that idea!! That would've been a cool addition to the whole look.
I really want to give you more than one thumb up ! You're work is wonderful und your videos are like sitting next to you and look over your shoulder. Thank you so much, you really help me with your ideas.
Awww, thanks, Sil! That's so great to hear!
Oh my dear, you scared the sh....out of me with that brocken needle😂.
Lovely ideal!!!!!
Regarding your repair of the hole on the red sweater ~ I heard what you said there ~ “pretty DARN good” 😊 get it? You “darned” the sweater! 😮
Haha, I didn't even catch that!
Ignore any negative comments of your superb skills. You're very brave to display your work for critique. Too bad that some people feel compelled to criticize, and repeat negative comments already made. I'm learning lots from you even though I'm well seasoned. LUV your creativity. Please continue sharing ... many hugs... 😊
I love how you said 'finally sweater weather'. Yes, finally!
Thanks for your ideas for altering boring sweaters into designer clothes.
Love from Germany
You are indeed so innovative, artistic & very very brave! You cut without hesitation & like you said never give up! I’m an old schooler & never like to take risks. I have learnt so very much from you & now instead of gifting many clothes to the good will, I have started to think first & have been brave enough to alter many jumpers. That’s so great being a pensioner & I’m getting a lot of satisfaction from doing so. Thanks so much & cheers from Western Australia 😊🥰❤️💕😍😘👏
Thank you for the inspirational videos. Yes, you can teach an old dog new tricks! I learn something new each & every time I watch your videos. Thank you.
This was fun and inspiring, Catherine! You have guts with that cashmere but it paid off! Thank you for keeping it real and not editing out those broken needle moments and last minute changes - that's what connects with us amateurs out here and gives us courage to experiment with you! Now I need to train my teen girls to pin for me 😁
Can you believe that I actually broke TWO needles in that video! I saved the footage of the second one for my next blooper reel! I left this one in because while I was editing it made me jump and giggle every time it came up. So glad you enjoyed the video!
😊😊😊
Love the changes you made. Inspires me to improve the fit of one of my sweaters. TFS
Nice job. On the gray sweater, I would have suggested picking up and knitting the edge but the crochet did work. That’s just the knitter in me talking. Every time I see someone cut into a knit I go a bit faint.
Lol, sorry if I made you faint! That waffle knit definitely complicated things for me, especially as a very novice knitter. 🤩
WOW!! They all came out so well. LOVE the zippers & how you figured out how to fix what you didn't like by putting in the 3rd zipper. SO smart!!! Thanks for the inspiration!
Haha, ya, I was really in a jam until I remembered I had one more zipper! Now I love it!
Great transition for the pale grey sweater.
Hello again, Catherine. This video is truly inspirational! I have about 7 HUGE jumpers in beautiful colours, but that I no longer wear because they are SO dated…. but now I have the knowledge to revamp them all, all thanks to you! Breaking needles is an occupational hazard if, like me, you sew for a living! It never fails to give me heart palpitations!! I’ve been binge-watching your tutorials and have already pieced together t-shirts to make them bigger, changed round necked t-shirts into “v” necks and many more projects. I’ve saved myself a fortune! Thank you soooooo much!
L❤VE the grey makeover. And nice save on the zipper one. I think I’d put a piece of a small elastic at the bottom of the gap between the 2 zippers. It gaps a tad there.
😳 😮 🤯 OMG this video made me remember ALL the sweaters I thrifted because I got bored with it or couldn’t fit it anymore etc. Never again 😂 now I know how give my clothes a make over!!! I loved watching this video and I enjoyed the process, I was at the edge of my seat waiting for the outcome 😂thank you for sharing your talent!
Love the way you teach, showing everything. Good job!
I love the changes you made to the first two sweaters. I agree that you should have just went with one slash. The addition of the zipper was brilliant. More designer/polished. Truly inspiring content.
Thanks so much, Susan. Great to hear 😊
I’ve never altered a sweater so will be on the lookout at thrift stores! How fun!
Wow! I just mustered up all the courage to alter a blue sweater by folding in the cowl, stitching and then cutting off the excess. I feel SO much more comfortable wearing it as I also cannot tolerate turtle neck type sweaters, even though I like the look on others.
The bottom of this sweater is rounded, but I think I'd also like to cut it off and try the fringe look! You are such an inspiration!! Thank you!!💕
That is wonderful to hear, BC! good luck with your fringe!
You inspired me so much since I discovered your channel! My one daughter just collected a dress that I made a little smaller for her and I'm nearly done with a top made from scratch without a pattern for my other daughter.
I'm thrilled to hear this, Helena! That's amazing!
I really like it. It’s very edgy & bold & so very way, way out of the box of how sweaters should be
So glad you like it! Thanks!
You’re very welcome, keep up the good work!☺️
I love the blue top - very punk rock chic. I think that I would have liked the second zipper to be closed, to stop it sagging. But your solution worked well:)
I love your can do attitude.
Great remakes for your sweaters.
Just what I needed to take a turtleneck down. Since I have a short neck, I’m definitely am going to use your video. Thanks a million.
Have just discovered your channel Catherine. I’m in the UK. Your voice is very relaxing to listen to and your instructions are excellent. You have inspired me, thank you. 😊x
The end result is lovely. The fit fits you much better. Thank you for inspiring me and also giving me the courage to resize clothes.
I love love love that fringe! You just keep inspiring me. Thank you. I am almost to the point of having the courage to buy beautiful thrifted sweaters with tight neck openings!
Go for it, Marti! You've got this! Worst case scenario is that you learn a lot while giving it a try.
I LOVE that you show at the end you wearing the before and afters - it helps me envision my own plans so much better than any other way I've tried so far
I've been a knitter for years, and have finally decided to work harder to create my own sweaters so they'll fit. Now I see I can recycle the ill fitting sweaters, and I'm really irritated I didn't think of it years ago. So glad to have stumbled on your channel!!
Thanks, Julie! Great to have you on board!
My new favorite word “Upcycling” great video.
Loved them all, but the gray was my favorite! I, too, loathe bulky high collars, and I probably wouldn’t even have looked at that sweater in the store! Beautiful!
I like your confidence
That neckline on the red one looks way better now.
You made it look easy. Thank you for the inspiration Catherine
I never thought to upcycle a sweater! It just didn't occur to me to use the regular sewing machine to sew a sweater. I'll have to remember if I see a sweater I like but might want to change something about it. Thanks!
They came out cute. Good job.not giving up. Which I usually do.
Yes, it's often easier to give up, but much more satisfying to press on until you have a finished product that you like.
Your are a sewing genius! Good to see that even geniuses can break a needle!😂
I LOVED the first 2 sweaters and am excited to go thrifting and following you some more! I love 3/4 sleeves too and feel encouraged to recreate some new styles for myself🙃
Thank you for sharing your talents with us and especially that you make instructions so easy to comprehend 🥳
Thanks Linda! Such an encouraging (and tactful) comment!❤️
Your marvelous alterations are more slimming on you. It's kind of amazing.
Love, Love, LOVE! Thank you for your creative upcycling ideas on knits!! I've lost weight and can't afford a new wardrobe. Been shopping Goodwill and these updates are inspiring!!
This was so timely! I am 5’1” and have a couple of sweaters that are too long for me. I was wondering if there was a way to alter them. Thank you!
The red sweater… so perfect for the plaid skirt ❤️💫
I think the width of the neckline on the grey sweater is perfect! I love these upcycles so much! You have just the content I have been searching for!
I have a beautiful heavy cashmere sweater with giant turtle neck! I've never worn but was sure there was a way to remove that hideous neck line. Now there is!!!!!!! I will follow your instruction and be delighted!!!! So happy. Your gray sweater is perfect!!!
I agree...thanks for leaving in your needle break!
These 2 upcycled blouses turned out spectacular! Beautiful job, Catherine! ❤
Excellent upcycles! But that blue sweater - putting the zippers in it was awesome! Also, thanks so much for leaving in the needle breaking because I've yet to have it happen - emphasis on yet! - so now it won't seem so traumatic to me when it finally does happen to me lol!
Hi Catherine. Omg love how the grey sweater came out. Red one is perfect. The blue one what a great design idea.
Thank you, Shari! So glad you like them all!
Ive been waiting for this. Thank you
As a viewer, this feature of chapters that you have added is very usefull. Your videoo is the first one I see with this feature.
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve shared your “high neckline, I can’t breathe” videos with my sister! 😂 She feels the same way! I agree that high crew necklines are not flattering on women! Love your channel! Learning so much!
Well don’t know why this was in my suggested but I’m glad it was. Time to pull my sewing machine out and play around with some sweaters I stopped wearing because of neck line. If I mess up no loss since I haven’t worn them. But you inspired me to try!!!! New subscriber.
Yay! So glad to hear it. Happy to have you on board!
Really like the red jumper on you, that colour suits you. Also much more visible that black.
Hi Catherine, I found you fairly recently and I'm gradually working my way through your videos. You are so inspiring! I'm not a beginner and I'm a fairly competent sewer ( not as good as you!) Like you, I love to upcycle/ repurpose clothes, this sweater video was really fun to watch, Thank you❤
It's so great to have you on board! I'm really glad you found me!
They’re all amazing, and YOU are very brave!!
Great comeback from the 2 zipper to 3. I always enjoy your videos!🤗🥰 have a blessed day!
Thanks so much, K Lynn!
On the third top, I was thinking of the second zipper before you pulled it out. So glad you went that way.
I don't think I've ever seen someone crochet with the crochet hook AND the yarn in the same hand. Interesting. Also, from the instructions you gave, that looks more like a treble crochet than a double. Of course, the abbreviations and directions for crocheting have changed so many times through the years. 🤷♀️
I think I might actually tackle some sweaters I have tucked back, using your tutorials. Thanks for your video creations. 😊
P.S. I love the bobby pin trick for the tassels!🪡🧵🧶
Good morning. A little, nice advice: use a smaller, metal hook. the work will be easier for you.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful recycling with us, they are all great!
I have been sewing for my whole life, and I am also a dedicated thrifter, which I think is great fun if you live where the thrift stores are loaded with great finds. I did live in Chicago, which has such great finds, but now I live in a smaller city and the thrifting is less exciting, and not so easy to find the best stuff. I have to say, for as long as I have been sewing, I never really thought of changing a sweater like you just demonstrated; I am impressed. I have fixed lots of holes, and changed some things, but not to the extent that you did. I now realize, since the thrifting is not as productive here, that I can change things, and now as I shop I will look at everything differently, knowing I can make it better for me, and for my daughter, who also loves to thrift. Thank you Catherine!
Yes! For someone with your sewing skills, a thrift store holds endless possibilities!
Omg! You are a great teacher and a genius! I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot from it. Thank you!!!
That was such a cleaver idea to chain stick around the bottom. I would not have thought about doing that.
very good. A suggestion, my father-in-law was a finishing carpenter and his motto was measure several times before you cut. It works. Everything looks great. Good job.
A really talented seamstress. I’m glad I found your channel ❤
I really love the tie dye zipper upcycle look. From boring to fun!
They all turned out great 😍. TFS
I love your short soliloquoy at 32:10 about how you deal with a project that is going sideways. I’ve been in this situation many times and often have been tempted to throw my hands in the air in surrender. Pressing forward in spite of everything often yields success. The other way to deal at peak frustration is to “step away from the machine”! Then go do something else for a while. When returning with a fresh mind, often the problem magically seems to solve itself. If pressing through and stepping away don’t work, then you “might” have a project that should be abandoned. 😅 Love your creativity with refreshing outcasts.
Your advice about stepping away is very wise. Sometimes sleeping on it helps a lot, then, as you say, when you get back to it, it solves itself. And I agree, that there does come a point where abandonment is the only rational solution! I don't say, "Never give up." Just don't give up too easily 🤪
OMG!! You're so clever! I'm out to charity shops today to see what I can pick up to upcycle!!
Wow I loved your ideas, you explain it all so well, I guess that’s why you’re a good teacher lol. I even understood those two crochet stitches for the first time in my life. I do wish you lived next door xxx
That gray sweater update was fabulous and has inspired me to go thrifting and get one I can practice on! Thanks for this great tutorial!
I love what you did with the grey and red sweaters. Who doesn't love cashmere! The blue one with the zippers.......not a big fan of. I agree one opening would have been perfect, but kudos to you that you never give up. I have a gorgeous black and white stripe sweater I love, but messed up the neckline badly. Now you've given me the inspiration to go back and give it another try. Thanks. Love your videos.
Hello from Minnesota, eh? I just finished watching you crochet the double crochet rounds on the grey sweater. That was a fantastic idea and looks great. You said it was a bit awkward, well that is because you were going backwards! Right to left instead of left to right. I really had to look at it because I could not figure out how you could do it! Looks so nice :) Well, back to watching the video! Thanks for being so inspirational!!!
Haha, really!? I never knew there was a direction to crochet! That's so funny. Now I have to try it again to see how right to left feels!
@@CatherineSews I think your crochet hook was too big, so you could not get easily in between the loops of your stitche or into the edge of the sweater. btw: You could have used only ONE thread for a first round of chain stitches (with uniformely loose tension). That way it is much easier to get the hook through the fabric and to have a nice clean line as a starting point. In that case you could have used the very same crochet hook or one that is not much smaller. One thread is easier to get through even if the original fabric has narrow holes. And if you occasionally leave out a stitch or add one additionally the change will be harder to notice with the thinner materal. And a too big hook (gives you the looser tension by default.
The next row could be with 2 threads - in that case I would test over a short distance to see what tension (or lack thereof) the single thread row needs to lay flat and not to widen or to contract the fabric. And what happens if you go into that looser & thinner base with double thread without increasing or decreasing stitches.
But the whole added crochet band (also the second row) could have been from thinner (single thread) material. Also a good idea if you are unsure if you have enough material. (One could even add a few stitches with single thread, so every 5th or 10th hole in the original material you make one extra stich with single thread, so the beginning or the whole fringe band will lay flat.
as for using double thread: t is possible to use a smaller needle for such a small addition. You just have to make your stitches a little looser (and you have to do that in an uniform way, which is not hard if you have such a chunky yarn.
Only if you do very fine work with thin threads, the size of the hook has to be a more exakt fit (like fine lace). And if you create a large piece it is easier to have a uniform neat look if the hook size is a good match. But if you upcycle and have to work with thick (or fickle) existing fabric you can take liberties especially when this is about connecting the new part to the existing one. You are allowed to take the easy route ;)
btw: you could have straightened out the yarn before starting to crochet. Especially if you are not experienced in crochet: The uneven yarn is harder for beginners - and double threads is another obstacle.
You wet the ball of yarn and use a large plastic box (or its lid) to firmly wind the wet yarn around. You want a large piece for that so the job will be finished quickly and the threads dry better if they have a lot of surface and you do not wind them around in several layers. You can add some moisture with a clean sponge, if the material is not uniformely wet yet, or use a towel in places where it is too wet - but it is necessary that the material is already wet when you start putting it on the plastic box with _some_ tension). When the damp threads dry they shrink - and straighten out. Then you can work with smooth yarn.
A warning:
Do not apply too much tension when you wind the wet yarn (or even if you wind up dry thread) - especially not when you work with valuable material like wool or silk - you could overstretch them, you would end up with a thinner thread with much reduced spring. Likely would not even matter for a small band like you showed here, but if reuse yarn for larger sections it could be noticeable.
The yarn also should not be dripping just lightly and evenly moist.
Catherine, what a great video. Love the tassel detail and what's not to love about cashmere! The blue one is a bit out there for my taste but looks super cute on you. Thanks for showing me that I can cut a sweater and not have it totally unravel. Take care!
Thanks for the continued positive support, Mary Lou! I always love seeing you on here!
The blue one is adorable.
Such fun to watch these transformations! Well done! 🌺
Love it! Your upcycles are inspiring!
This is so,interesting- I am afraid of working with knits but you’ve inspired me. Also, you have a lovely speaking voice - I’d listen to whatever you have to say!
I'm a sewer, a crocheter, a knitter and a embroiderer. The stitch you are doing is a one and a half double crochet. It makes a very nice edge. You have such a nice manner I could watch you all day.
A one and a half double!? That sounds like a Canadian coffee order. In my limited understanding of crochet, I really thought it was a double! Thanks for letting me know ☺️
Impressive tailoring! Love your ideas and construction! Thanks for the wonderful video!
Learned lots! You are very brave.
Great ideas. I love all the sweaters you did and will check my favorite thrift store.
I know I'm the newest member, but I've got to say, I l loved the first sweater. It really looked a lot better when you finished with it. The blue top was just kind of meh but it was an interesting study on customizing a top that needed a special touch. And you scared me to death when you started cutting on that red cashmere sweater! But it looks sooooo good! And you look good in red!
Haha, that's awesome. I always love it when someone comments that I scared them. Sometimes I scare myself! It's nice to know that you're there with me, lol.
I noticed that the red sweater has more of a sloped shoulder than the pink one. Thanks for sharing your upcycles-restyles
I've been quilting for 25 years and you're making me feel brave about garment adjustments. I currently will take in and make things thinner but never thought I would be brave enough to move shoulder or sleeve!
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Thank you for leaving the needle breakage in the video. We get to see that it happens to all of us, especially a new sewer seeing this. My first time here, have liked and subscribed and will be back. Thanks.
I LOVE the zipper details! What a great look! Thanks for the tutorial!