27 1/2 mens demin jeans / queen quilt
01-30-2014, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by pocoellie
You did a great job. It's a very pretty quilt. Would you like some more denim? LOL I have boxes of them, all with the intentions of doing the same block, EVENTUALLY. lol
01-30-2014, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Geri B
Wow.....where did you get pattern? Size of circle? Size of insert? From pic it looks like the stitch you used to nail everything down was not just a straight stitch...was it? Or what was it....I have a shopping bag full of jeans! just crying to be repurposed???this could be the answer......
01-30-2014, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by w1613s
Scrappy Happy, thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful quilt. Sometimes we do simple things that have great meaning and importance for someone else. You just did. I think you should know about your unwitting gift.
I have been looking at huge bags of cut and uncut jeans that my late quilting buddy was saving for a denim quilt: hers, her sons' and her sons' friends. In the last year another bag with ours: mine, my children's, and my husband's joined the pile. She willed me her entire craft and sewing room, machines included, with instructions to make sure it got to all ages and skill levels of sewers. It's taken a year but I j-u-s-t got almost all of it to new homes.
Pat's stash and machines have found new homes. Your wonderful quilt came at EXACTLY the right time. I am going to cut and make a denim quilt for myself and feel comforted. It wouldn't have happened without you. Drat, she's right again. I can see her smirking.
You did a simple thing that made a great deal of difference. I thought you ought to know about it.
Thank you.
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I have been looking at huge bags of cut and uncut jeans that my late quilting buddy was saving for a denim quilt: hers, her sons' and her sons' friends. In the last year another bag with ours: mine, my children's, and my husband's joined the pile. She willed me her entire craft and sewing room, machines included, with instructions to make sure it got to all ages and skill levels of sewers. It's taken a year but I j-u-s-t got almost all of it to new homes.
Pat's stash and machines have found new homes. Your wonderful quilt came at EXACTLY the right time. I am going to cut and make a denim quilt for myself and feel comforted. It wouldn't have happened without you. Drat, she's right again. I can see her smirking.
You did a simple thing that made a great deal of difference. I thought you ought to know about it.
Thank you.
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01-30-2014, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by LITTLEOLDME
GREAT QUILT, LIKE YOUR PATTERN, I'm collecting used jeans from the kids (sons,grandson any one that has some they want to get out of their closet. Have made #'s of these before, in fact one jean quilt is in Afghanistan doing a tour
with a grandson in the US Army. This should be a test for it, since the quilt is about 8 years old already.
with a grandson in the US Army. This should be a test for it, since the quilt is about 8 years old already.
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