Is it time to buy some new sheets for the house? If so, you don’t have to toss your old ones out. There are plenty of ways you can upcycle your old bed sheets.
Here are 10 ideas on how to reuse your bed sheets:
1) Furniture/Wall Makeover
Cut up pieces of your old sheets and use Mod Podge to adhere them to furniture or your walls.
2) Movie Screen
You can hang a white sheet as a movie screen and host movie nights if you have a projector.
3) Braided Dog Toy
Cut your sheets into strips and braid it into a toy that your dog will love.
4) Customized Pillowcases
Just cut equal sizes of your sheets so to the size you want your pillow to be, sew around the edges, and turn inside out to create brand new pillowcases.
5) Reusable Shopping Bags
If you don’t want to waste plastic bags you can make shopping bags from your old sheets to create reusable shopping bags.
6) Plastic Bag Holder
If your cabinets are overrun with plastic shopping bags, you can use your old sheets to make a plastic bag holder.
7) Draft Catchers
Put an end to the drafts in your house by making a draft catcher from your old sheets. Learn how to make one here.
8) Apron
Make an adorable apron from your old sheets. All you need is a scissor and a needle and threat. Get the tutorial here.
9) Maxi Dress
Create a beautiful maxi dress from bed sheets by following the tutorial below.
10) Curtains
You can also make some beautiful curtains from your fitted sheets in just minutes.
11) Sleeping Bag Liner
Fold a sheet in half and sew around the sides to create this sleep bag liner that is perfect for when you go camping or are somewhere where you want a barrier between you and the bed.
12) Cleaning Rag
Cut up your sheets and use the pieces as reusable cleaning rags instead of wasting paper towels.
13) Cover Your Plants
If the weather is going to drop unexpectedly, you can use your old sheets to cover your plants so they stay warm.
14) Cover a Headband
These vintage oversized headbands were made with fabric from old sheets.
15) Covered Sheets
Make your hangers look nicer by covering them with fabric. They will hold your clothing better this way.
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