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Making wearables from sleeping bags sounds a bit weird, doesn’t it? But that feeling will fade once you try these free sewing patterns.
We all know that sleeping bags are incredibly useful, but when they get old, most people scrap or discard them. Instead, why not turn those into wearables? By the end of this list, you’ll have learned how to create fantastic garments from sleeping bags. So follow along and don’t stop reading halfway through.
Sleeping Bags Refashion Free Sewing Patterns
1. Vintage Sleeping Bag Puffer Jacket
This jacket looks so stylish with its designer pattern, but it used to be a sleeping bag. Surprised? Yes, Joanne has beautifully transformed a sleeping bag into a puffer jacket. Now you can make one too with the linked tutorial.
2. Upcycled Sleeping Bag into a Coat
There is no doubt that a good sleeping bag makes an even better coat. Yes, it can be! As you can see in this pattern, Daisy created a finished winter coat by upcycling one colorful sleeping bag. If you happen to have one lying around, watch the tutorial and start making your own.
3. Sewed Puffer Jacket
Teresa finished this puffer jacket using double-fold fleece binding and a similar zipper. Don’t feel overwhelmed by these details. Simply click the link and learn the rest by watching a visual guide.
4. Upcycled Colorful Coat
If the coat in your wardrobe is looking outdated, why not make a new one yourself at home? But wait—how about using a thrifted sleeping bag instead? If that sounds like fun, click on STUDIO DAISY DARKO’s tutorial.
5. Oversized Sleeping Bag Puff Jacket
Withwendy puffer jacket covers you from head to knees. Besides personal use, you could also gift it to someone who appreciates thrifted handmade jackets. That’s a whole different experience. So, if you missed this tutorial, consider it a total miss.
6. DIY Monster High Puff Jacket
Do you have an anime character-themed sleeping bag just like Elizabeth Alcala, who has a Monster High-based one? Then, turn it into a puffer jacket instead of dumping. You definitely shouldn’t miss this thrift project.
7. Oversized Blue Sleeping Bag Jacket
If you think fashion trends are fading, this puffer jacket is the answer. It features two-tiered kimono-style sleeves and a hood. This isn’t the kind of pattern you scroll past and miss. So, grab your sleeping bag, make this jacket, and don’t forget to show it off to friends. If you run into any trouble while making this, watch the REISSUED video tutorial.