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Super up cycle on the jeans. Love how you kept the integrity of the jeans. Lots of character there!!! It's fantastic.
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Originally Posted by Diane007
(Post 6121689)
nice
I know they can be hard on your hands to cut very nice |
Originally Posted by nancysp
(Post 6122732)
I have stacks and stacks of blue jeans and this gives me incentive to get moving. My big question is how to machine quilt it???
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Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
(Post 6122733)
I love your quilt. I have set aside 10 pairs to use in a quilt. Any way you can post more info on how you made this quilt and how it looks on the other side? Is it a rag quilt?
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Great quilt! I made a jeans quilt for my son and threw in a few blocks of plaid flannel her and there for color. Then I put a flannel backing and a poly batt in it and used my mom's long arm to quilt it for him. My son is a long haul truck driver and he has it in the truck. He loves it. It takes a beating from the truck and is warm, too.
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The one I did, I felt no need for quilting. In fact I did mine just as a throw with no backing either.
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What a neat idea. I love the story from OMA66
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Did you use a regular sewing machine on this, I found it to be too bulky on machine to sew. I did use a jeans needle and a tool to lift if up but I'm wondering if I used a walking foot if that would be easier? I love the idea of jean quits they do last forever!
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Great idea! love the pockets.
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Great, I always leave the pockets and labels on, I also make the rag quilts using the jeans.
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