Denim blanket

If you are planning on making a quilt with your old blue jeans then these tips for quilting with denim jeans will help you out.

Have you ever slept under a denim patchwork quilt? There is nothing better. There is just something about the heaviness of the denim and the coziness of a soft flannel fabric that just seems to tuck you in and comfort you.

by Robin How have I not shared this recycled jeans denim quilt with you yet?!? It's one of my absolute favourites. It combines so much of what I love: making something beautiful and useful for

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Do you have a bunch of denim collecting dust? Turn it into a quilt with these instructions for how to make a denim strip quilt.

WOW!!!! A blanket made totally from upcycled jeans! Blues, faded, bleached, distressed, white, black, pockets...ALL the best parts of old, worn jeans into a cool Herringbone, Chevron pattern. This price is for a size 70 X 100 Blanket shown is 90 X 108). You will also get to choose your custom ordered fabric for the back from Spoonflower.Com. There you have a selection of thousands of handcrafted, artist made flannel fabrics worth about $150. All included in the price! This blanket took 21…

This denim quilt is perfect for cool evenings and picnics! I love the casual cosy quality of my blue jean blanket. Here's how to make your own denim rag quilt - a perfect, easy sewing project to reuse old jeans! #easysewing #quilt #blanket #reuse #repurpose #denim #jeans #howto #sewing #ecofriendlyliving

Instead of throwing out your old jeans, upcycle them into one-of-a-kind jean quilts. Check out these denim quilt ideas for inspiration.

I love this quilt. It’s made from old jeans and backed with fleece, so it’s pretty much the coziest quilt ever. And even though the overall design is rather simple, the hand stitching is my favorite part, and I’m pretty proud of how it turned out. Last fall I chopped up a bunch of old … Read More →

Have you ever slept under a denim patchwork quilt? There is nothing better. There is just something about the heaviness of the denim and the coziness of a soft flannel fabric that just seems to tuck you in and comfort you.