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Sometimes you might look at you old clothes or linens and think they look a little drab. Instead of buying something completely brand new, why not try trimming them up? By adding a little crochet around the edges, you can give them a whole new look! Here are six easy ways to add a pretty, handmade crochet trim to readymades.
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Crochet Collar
With a lovely collar of crocheted rounds made from scrap yarn, you can to convert a pretty floral scarf into a brand new blouse. Learn how at Under the Red Umbrella.
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Pillowcase Crochet Trim
Whether you're giving new life to old pillowcases or stitching up brand new ones, adding a few rows of colorful crochet doesn't take long. For tips and tricks on a few different ways to do it, visit Sara vs. Sarah.
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Soft Face Cloth
Your favorite cotton fabrics and a scalloped crochet trim can make a simple washcloth so much prettier. For more information, visit A Spoonful of Sugar.
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DIY Dishcloth
You can still add that special touch even if you don't crochet. Readymade crochet trims and rick-racks come in lots of colors to match just about any dishcloth in your drawer, or the ones you sew yourself. For a full tutorial on this adorable Anthropologie hack, visit Make It Do.
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No-Sew Crochet Trim for Shorts
Nobody wants to throw out their favorite pair of cut-offs — they're so soft and broken in just right. So how about adding a little feminine flare to a tired pair of denim shorts with a roll of readymade crochet trim and some fabric glue? For more information, visit Pretty and Fun.
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Fleece Blanket
These fleece baby blankets are easy to make even more adorable with some lacy crocheted trim. For more information on this project, visit Big A Little A.
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