Turning knitted Stockings into Sleeves. @SallyPointer
Turning knitted Stockings into Sleeves.  @SallyPointer
Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
If you do historical costuming you may have old woollen stockings that are past wearing. Don't throw them out, turn them into knitted sleeves!
Today's tutorial re-purposes a pair of stockings into frilled sleeves dyed with madder, suitable for sixteenth century wear, but stockings re-used as waistcoat sleeves are also known from the eighteenth century.

This is a good costume project for those with basic knitting skills looking to add an upcycled accessory to their outfit.

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Turning knitted Stockings into Sleeves.

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