Wow! That is beautiful!

i cut apart a pr of my sons heans and made a t4eddy bear to donate, really cute

I read that denim makes a good blanket for camping-that pine needles won't poke through the denim fabric

well the back is mostly jeans...i did have some denim fabric as well that i alternated with the old jeans pieces....the flannel was used in the front and some of the stars..

I love all the ideas on here! I can't wait to try some of these. I have some denim saved back (I never throw anything away, lol) and I'm thinking about going to get more while I can at a cheap price. This thrift store I found in Caruthersville, MO with the big garbage sized bags that you can fill up for a $1 from certain bins...they always have plenty of jeans and jean material jackets/shirts, etc. Since I have the room (big ol' Victorian) I think I should, especially with all this talk about fabric prices increasing.... Can't beat this price!
This was my latest project using denim - a rag quilt, approx 36x42, made from 8" squares of assorted denim, backed in flannel squares and then free motion quilted in each square.

I like the totes and also lap quilts.

Years ago I saved my kids old corduroys and jeans and cut them up... about two big totes worth. With all these great ideas... guess I'll revisit my collection.

I love this idea of using different colored denim in a log cabin quilt!

that is a beautiful DP9 quilt. I keep forgetting there are so many different shades of denim to use in quilts.

I love this thread and have been saving jeans for a beach quilt. It is on the list of things to do but reinspired by what everyone has shared here.