Denim Quilts
05-24-2014, 07:20 AM
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Here's a D9P I made. My very first top! My sister had a ton of jeans in her closet. I'm so glad I made this quilt instead of sending the jeans to Salvation Army. One of these days I'm going to finish it and give it to one of her kids.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...9p-t48229.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...9p-t48229.html
05-24-2014, 08:32 AM
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I love how you did this one
Originally Posted by Bonbonary
Here's one of mine that I really enjoyed making. The photo doesn't show the final black edging. The colors included maroon, sage and tan jeans along with the regular blue jeans. It's very heavy with a fleece backing, but very warm![ATTACH=CONFIG]476627[/ATTACH]
05-24-2014, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Grandma Bonnie
Haven't made on yet! Yours is very pretty. Love the variegated thread on it!
05-24-2014, 10:18 AM
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Keep them coming! I love all that have been posted but the circle patriotic caught my eye. I still have boxes of cut up denim! My sister had 4 boys and they went thru jeans. Some I mended for them and later I got them given back and I cut out the good parts to put in my denim box. Someday. 
BTW: I use my oldie but goodie singer for stitching denim. It has a much stronger motor to stitch thru all that weighty denim. I also use a denim needle and went thru several of them when making denim throws for my kids cars one year.
BTW: I use my oldie but goodie singer for stitching denim. It has a much stronger motor to stitch thru all that weighty denim. I also use a denim needle and went thru several of them when making denim throws for my kids cars one year.
05-24-2014, 10:36 AM
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One of my 1st quilts I made down in Florida for a couple young boys, grandkids of my beau at the time. And yes, they are very heavy. No batting in these, just flannel on the back with various blue jeans and embroidery on the fronts. And yes, one is Cory and the other is Cody. Both loved hot rods too. Used decorative stitching on the machine for the quilting.
05-24-2014, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Bonbonary
Here's one of mine that I really enjoyed making. The photo doesn't show the final black edging. The colors included maroon, sage and tan jeans along with the regular blue jeans. It's very heavy with a fleece backing, but very warm![ATTACH=CONFIG]476627[/ATTACH]
wow! I love this one, it must have been a long projects with all the piecing involved.
they are all nice. Lots of good ideas !
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