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How To Reuse Old Clothes To Make Knit Pants

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How To Reuse Old Clothes To Make Knit Pants



Do you have old knit t-shirts with holes, stains etc.? Don’t throw them away! There is always something that can be made with them! I especially love re-using them for making my daughter new clothes.

Here is a old t-shirt from me. Still in great condition so I used the bottom portion of it:


I used my KNIT LEGGINGS PATTERN for this and already have the template ready so I placed it onto the material and got about half the length of my template:
Here are my two top portions of my new knit pants:


I did the same thing with another t-shirt and selvaged the middle part of my color block knit pants. I sew this part onto the upper portion:
Then, for the bottom part, the ruffle I selvaged another t-shirt’s bottom:
Here is my last portion, the ruffle, to be sewn on:
This is now one of my “finished” knit pants leg which is ready to be sewn together according instructions:
And here is my finished COLOR BLOCK knit pants from old t-shirts:
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