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How to Sew an Easy Golf Club Cozy from a Recycled Sweater

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Tina_Hilton Tina Hilton, contributor
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A club head cover made from a sweater will dress up a golf game and keep an old sweater out of the landfill.
Make sure there is a tight fit so you dont have a lot of extra bulk around the shaft of the club.
Pin along the seamline.
A club head cover made from a sweater will dress up a golf game and keep an old sweater out of the landfill.

A club head cover made from a sweater will dress up a golf game and keep an old sweater out of the landfill.

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4. Make sure the length is on par with other covers that are in the golf bag.


 Keep the length the same as the other club covers in the bag.

5. Lay the club on top of the outline to see if you have a good shape. 


 You are aiming for a smooth fit.

6. Begin cutting at the cuff edge, leaving a 3/8-inch seam allowance. 


 Make sure you are cutting evenly on each side of the seam.

7. Sew along the seamline. 


 Sew it up along the seamline.

8. Slip in the club and make any shape adjustments. 


 A little nip and tuck will give you a custom fit.

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sygilbert writes: Has anyone used a serger to make these?
Posted: 10:21 pm on June 9th
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