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Denim fabric is one of the few things inlifethat actually looks and feels better as it ages. And, unlikeothertextiles, denim never falls out of fashion. As a result ofitstimeless style, used denim, in the form of old jeans, isaninexpensive and easily available craft supply for justabouteveryone. (See also: Practically Free UpcycledCraftProjects)
If you don't already have an old pair of jeans languishing intheback of your closet, collect a few pairs from your friendsandfamily for free, or buy a stack of them at a charity shop orgaragesale for less than $10. With a little planning andcreativity, onepair of jeans can be cannibalized into more than oneproject. Eventhe grungiest jeans can be turned into somethinglovely, as spotsand holes can be cut out.
Whether you are a novice crafter or a advanced sewist, old jeansarea great starting point for a huge number of DIY projects, thatrangefrom charmingly primitive to sophisticated. (See also: GreatUsesfor Old Ties)
Quilts
There are tons of great examples of denim quilts (withfreepatterns) available on the Internet.
Rugs and Floor Mats
By the way, denim quilts are very heavy and can also be easilyusedas area rugs.
In addition to quilted floor mats (AKA the quilt you put onthefloor), denim can also be used to create woven rugs, rag rugs,orbraided rugs.
Place Mats and Table Runners
Smaller strips of fabric left over from other project can be usedtomake mini quilts as place mats or table runners.
Pillows
Although denim patchwork has long been a staple of country style,itcan look surprisingly modern. I like the idea of makingdenimpillows appliqued with punctuation marks rather than atraditionalmonogram.
Jeans have long been associated with the American West. However,aUnion Jack pillow, made from vintage denim can inject alittleEnglish Punk Rock into any decor. (See also: Home DecoratingIdeasfor Under $5)
Floor Cushions, Poufs, and Pet Beds
Because denim is so tough, it's also a good fabric choice forfloorcushions, poufs, and pet beds.
Coasters
You really don't even have to know how to sew to makedenimcoasters. Use fabric glue or hot glue to makespiral-shapedcoasters from the seams of old jeans. Pro tip: put athick rubberband around the outer edge of the coaster while theglue cures. Itwill keep the spiral tightly rolled, and preserve theroundedge.
Outdoor Furniture
The woven denim straps on this charpai (Indian string cot) gave meagreat idea for refurbishing old-school, fold-up lawn chairsthathave lost their uncomfortable nylon webbing. (See also:SimpleTricks to Make Old Furniture Shine)
Director Chair Covers
Instead of buying new canvas, create padded seats and backsfromsalvaged fabric.
Handbags
The Internet is full of patterns for denim handbags that rangefromchic to hideous. Use good judgment.
Firewood Totes
This firewood tote would also make a great picnic basket. (Yes,theyre-use and recycle in Russia, too.)
Storage Bins
Although craft maven Betz White originally designed theupcycledDo-It-All bins to hold craft supplies, they would also begreat forstoring toys. Make these as gift baskets for food gifts.They wouldalso be the perfect wine or water tote.
Sewing Machine Pad/Organizer
Keep all your tools handy for your next crafting binge.
Baby Bibs
Because used denim is soft and washable, it's a perfect materialformaking baby bibs. (See also: Tips for Having a Baby WithoutGoingBroke)
Aprons
Adult bibs, AKA aprons are a good way to use up random pockets.Thisapron tutorial is in Korean, but the photos show thestep-by-stepprocess of turning denim fabric and a washcloth into acutewrap-around apron.
House Slippers
There are a number of free patterns for house slippersfloatingaround on the Internet, but I thought these were thecutest. Protip: To make your own pattern, trace around the soles ofa pair offlip-flop sandals for a more custom fit.
If you don't already have an old pair of jeans languishing intheback of your closet, collect a few pairs from your friendsandfamily for free, or buy a stack of them at a charity shop orgaragesale for less than $10. With a little planning andcreativity, onepair of jeans can be cannibalized into more than oneproject. Eventhe grungiest jeans can be turned into somethinglovely, as spotsand holes can be cut out.
Whether you are a novice crafter or a advanced sewist, old jeansarea great starting point for a huge number of DIY projects, thatrangefrom charmingly primitive to sophisticated. (See also: GreatUsesfor Old Ties)
Quilts
There are tons of great examples of denim quilts (withfreepatterns) available on the Internet.
Rugs and Floor Mats
By the way, denim quilts are very heavy and can also be easilyusedas area rugs.
In addition to quilted floor mats (AKA the quilt you put onthefloor), denim can also be used to create woven rugs, rag rugs,orbraided rugs.
Place Mats and Table Runners
Smaller strips of fabric left over from other project can be usedtomake mini quilts as place mats or table runners.
Pillows
Although denim patchwork has long been a staple of country style,itcan look surprisingly modern. I like the idea of makingdenimpillows appliqued with punctuation marks rather than atraditionalmonogram.
Jeans have long been associated with the American West. However,aUnion Jack pillow, made from vintage denim can inject alittleEnglish Punk Rock into any decor. (See also: Home DecoratingIdeasfor Under $5)
Floor Cushions, Poufs, and Pet Beds
Because denim is so tough, it's also a good fabric choice forfloorcushions, poufs, and pet beds.
Coasters
You really don't even have to know how to sew to makedenimcoasters. Use fabric glue or hot glue to makespiral-shapedcoasters from the seams of old jeans. Pro tip: put athick rubberband around the outer edge of the coaster while theglue cures. Itwill keep the spiral tightly rolled, and preserve theroundedge.
Outdoor Furniture
The woven denim straps on this charpai (Indian string cot) gave meagreat idea for refurbishing old-school, fold-up lawn chairsthathave lost their uncomfortable nylon webbing. (See also:SimpleTricks to Make Old Furniture Shine)
Director Chair Covers
Instead of buying new canvas, create padded seats and backsfromsalvaged fabric.
Handbags
The Internet is full of patterns for denim handbags that rangefromchic to hideous. Use good judgment.
Firewood Totes
This firewood tote would also make a great picnic basket. (Yes,theyre-use and recycle in Russia, too.)
Storage Bins
Although craft maven Betz White originally designed theupcycledDo-It-All bins to hold craft supplies, they would also begreat forstoring toys. Make these as gift baskets for food gifts.They wouldalso be the perfect wine or water tote.
Sewing Machine Pad/Organizer
Keep all your tools handy for your next crafting binge.
Baby Bibs
Because used denim is soft and washable, it's a perfect materialformaking baby bibs. (See also: Tips for Having a Baby WithoutGoingBroke)
Aprons
Adult bibs, AKA aprons are a good way to use up random pockets.Thisapron tutorial is in Korean, but the photos show thestep-by-stepprocess of turning denim fabric and a washcloth into acutewrap-around apron.
House Slippers
There are a number of free patterns for house slippersfloatingaround on the Internet, but I thought these were thecutest. Protip: To make your own pattern, trace around the soles ofa pair offlip-flop sandals for a more custom fit.
