Upcycled and Repurposed Sweatshirts
We consider ourselves lucky because they are so active and active because it keeps them busy in a really productive way, they make friends and they have a lot of Fun! What we don’t realize, however, is that having an athletic family is that getting our kids involved in sports also provides us with more DIY opportunities than we’ve already discovered. That’s because growing kids means a lot of old, unused exercise equipment circulating around the house. Some of these we collect and donate or pass on to friends and cousins as used items, but we actually keep a lot of them so we can upgrade them into all sorts of useful things!
Just in case you come from a family that also exercise and Also sly, always keep your eyes open for upcycled opportunities, here are 15 Brilliant Ways to Repurpose Team Shirts, Jerseys, and Other Sportswear Get into something new and better.
1. Men’s shirts changed to men’s shirts
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Does your team change the logo, color or design of their t-shirts every season so you always get new ones and even if you don’t tend to wear old ones you feel like it’s a shame to see them go? Then maybe the smaller members of your family can put old shirts to good use, but in a smaller size! This tutorial from Peekaboo Pages shows you how to design small shirts in various sizes, and how to cut and recreate them from large adult shirts!
2. Patchwork Team Scarf
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Maybe your family has collected quite a few team jerseys over the years, their own or their favorite major league team jerseys, and now it’s impossible for them to wear them all, so they’re not being used? Then maybe you might get more use out of the logo patchwork scarf! See how South Lake Threads created a quilted-effect scarf from a patchwork tee.
3. Team Shirt Quilted Blanket
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Are you really so into the idea of sewing a team shirt project that you think you want to make some even Big Not a scarf because you have so many shirts to match?then maybe a actual Quilts will be your better choice! This tutorial from Project Repat walks you through the process of making a simple square quilt that nicely depicts each logo.
4. Sports Team Headbands
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Maybe your team jersey or T-shirt is torn along the hem or dyed under the armpits, but the logo itself is still flawless? Then you have everything you need to make a cute twist-style headband like this one from VictoriousPearl1! This is a great project for beginner sewing enthusiasts who want to actually be able to wear the clothes they make.
5. Logo shorts on a t-shirt
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Have you always been a sewing lover with a penchant for small projects, and you especially enjoy sewing casual and comfortable clothes for your kids because they always wear a lot of clothes? Then these super fun workout shorts are actually made from old sweatshirts and are the perfect project for you! Get simple patterns in several different sizes on Apples and Trees.
6. Patchwork Team Lunch Bag
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Maybe you’re a big fan of piecing together scraps of old sweatshirts into a project, but you’d rather do something more functional that you think you’ll use more of? In that case, we thought you might get some inspiration from this awesome quilted lunch bag design from Uncommon Goods! Their special design is not made with a sweatshirt logo, but we can imagine how cool your design would be if it were.
7. DIY Team Logo Wallet
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Here’s another tutorial for a really cool patchwork project, although not actually made with a motion logo in the iteration you see here, it looks like amazing Made from jerseys with illustrations of various sports teams! Keep America shows you how to upgrade the material into a great folding wallet that actually fastens to keep your cards and cash safely inside.
8. Patchwork Denim and Logo Dress
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As you know, we just can not Get enough patchwork t-shirt making skills. You can do a lot of cool stuff! Just in case you’re looking for something you can actually wear but still feel a little cute and not just casual, here’s a great idea from CreoleSha! They used a patchwork technique but with longer straps to create a dress that was both fitted and flattering.
9. Team T-Shirt Pillow
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Have you always preferred upcycling projects over most other DIY projects and crafts? Well, we certainly can’t say we blame you, because we love making things brand new too! We especially love transforming t-shirts, so it only made sense that we would be big fans of making t-shirt pillows too! We appreciate this particular tutorial showing you how to make a team-themed throw pillow. Check it out in the Tee Cycle Shop.
10. Sports Logo DIY Patch Cap
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Rather than having logoed home team jerseys hanging around waiting for an upgrade, are you actually primarily a big collector of professional sports team merchandise? Then we’ve definitely found a great project for the avid patch collector! FanHatics shows you how to make a tacky, purposely weathered cowboy hat with all the patches you’ve left over from your favorite team over the years.
11. Upcycled Team Shirt Dress
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do you still feel Very Get into the idea of a patchwork outfit to pay homage to your favorite sports team because you have so many old shirts and jerseys lying around, but tank tops and dresses aren’t really what you’re thinking of?In this case, we have a feeling that you will real Enjoy these easy-to-sew skirts on Refried T-shirts.
12. Double Sided Team Shirt Infinity Scarf
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Would you rather make yourself an accessory than a centerpiece because you thought you’d wear an extra tacky sports-themed scarf?In this case, we are pretty sure that Ohzie has only The tutorial you’ve been looking for! They show you how to use sections of a t-shirt with a clear logo to piece together a double-sided infinity scarf that will show your team’s support no matter how you wrap it.
13. Sports sweater tote bag
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While you appreciate all these t-shirt tutorials, are you actually scrolling through our list hoping to find an item that features a sweatshirt because it’s the only sports team merchandise you currently have available for upcycling? Then we recommend working with larger outfits by getting yourself to do a bigger project! See how Made By Oksana turns a sports hoodie into a bag perfect for taking your stuff to the gym.
14. Team T-Shirt Halter Top
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Are you still considering all the different tank top styles you can turn your T-shirt into?Well, we can’t say we blame you because there really are Ton Options. We know we’ve shown you a few backless tutorials, but it’s always good to have options! Game Day Chic shows you how to create cinch halter necklines with pretty ribbons that, if you tie them into a pretty bow, will add a girly touch to your game day outfit.
15. Children’s Team Shirt Cap
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Does your child always like any sports team supported by the rest of the family, even if they are still too young to fully understand choosing a team for themselves? Then maybe they’re the ones you should upgrade your t-shirts to as accessories! We love the simplicity of this kid’s team hat tutorial from Ershware, and how cute the finished product looks with the little dangling earlobes on each side.
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