four pieces to sew for cold weather

It's funny how weather can vary so much depending on where you live. For instance, around here near Washington D.C., people often still wear their fall jackets during Thanksgiving. But recently, it’s felt even colder than usual. All I can think about is bundling up in soft, warm sweaters. If you're feeling the same way, you'll definitely want to check out today's post. I’ve rounded up four awesome sewing projects from the archives that are perfect for chilly weather. They’re sure to get your sewing mojo flowing! --- **4 Cozy Pieces to Sew for Winter** First up, let’s talk about Lyndsey’s Bento Tee. She crafted hers from a cream-colored cotton sweater knit, and it looks both comfy and put-together. It’s such a versatile pattern—perfect for experimenting with different fabrics like French terry or even merino wool. Actually, I have one cut out in gray French terry sitting in my sewing corner right now. I keep meaning to sew it up, but life gets busy! In the meantime, you can read more about Lyndsey’s version [here](#).  Next, who doesn’t love a good jacket? But why stop there when you could upgrade to something even cozier—a quilted jacket! Erica’s Yanaka Jacket from last year has been a favorite around here ever since she shared it. The quilting adds an extra layer of warmth and texture that makes it stand out. You can see her post [here](#).  Speaking of layering, hooded sweatshirts are always a must-have. Emily came up with a genius hack for turning the Liesl + Co. Neighborhood Hoodie into a pullover-style hoodie. It’s a project I’ve been meaning to try myself because I definitely need more options like this in my closet. Check out her tutorial [here](#).  And finally, Mire deserves major props for combining the Bento Tee pockets with the Melville Cardigan pattern. The result is a cardigan so stylish yet practical that I’d never take it off if it were mine. Head over to her post [here](#) for inspiration. --- As someone who loves staying warm while looking good, I’d love to hear what you’re working on for winter. Whether it’s a new sweater, coat, or even just tweaking an old favorite, share your sewing plans in the comments below. There’s nothing better than cozying up with some fresh stitches during these colder months! Oh, and before I forget—don’t miss out on the latest deals or patterns from our sponsors. They’ve got some fantastic resources to help fuel your sewing passion. Happy stitching, everyone! --- (Ads by Google will appear here.) --- **Related Posts You Might Enjoy:** * [DIY Winter Accessories That Will Keep You Warm](#) * [How to Master Knit Fabrics Without Breaking a Sweat](#) * [The Ultimate Guide to Sewing Your Dream Coat](#) --- Let me know what you think about these picks. Do any of them inspire you to dive back into your sewing machine?

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