Carry Sack - Tote - Purse made from Upcycled Denim Blue Jeans
These
bags were made from the legs of a pair of Ashlin's blue jeans. She always seems to rip them in the thighs. She's still wearing the top part as shorts...but I have plans for them when she's done.
They have a
rectangular bottom. Each bag has a liner and handles made from
coordinating fabric. The bag stands 9 to 9 1/2 inches tall. The bottom
measures approximately 5" x 4".
These bags easily hold 4 of my
reading books, various sewing supplies, or a multitude of items. It
would easily hold a skein of yarn and some knitting needles or crochet
hooks. This is a perfect bag for on the go. I'm debating making a pattern that would turn them into insulated lunch totes.
~Sarah
A weekly art/craft project by Ashlin, Sarah or Both. We wanted to challenge ourselves to be creative and try to expand our skills. We'd love to have some feedback and suggestions for improvement, so please leave a comment when you visit. Thanks! A few posts will be Tom's handy work, but Ashlin or I will be writing it up for him as he doesn't like to write.
Showing posts with label Denim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denim. Show all posts
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Filler:Brian's Quilt "Denim and Poker" Christmas Gift 2007
Ok...it's been a
while since I've posted. I've been doing home renovation projects and haven't finished yet. In the meantime, I thought I might pull out a few old craft or sewing projects that I finished.
This quilt I made for my cousin... Brian. I was trying to figure out a guy's quilt theme and decided denim and poker fabric would work. Brian likes playing games.
This particular project is a quilt is one I made out of denim and poker fabrics. I used a circle pattern I made to cut out the fabric. I cut 144 denim and 144 poker fabric pieces. I used a red thread to scallop stitch it all together.
I started stitching 4 of them together. The back side of the denim to the back side of the colored fabric. I stitched the circles together by stitching 2 circles together, folding down the overlap and stitching that in place. I then layed them out to organize all my 4 patch squares. and to organize the color scheme a little.
I then had 6 strips to connect together.
Finished front side:
Finished Back Side:
~Sarah
while since I've posted. I've been doing home renovation projects and haven't finished yet. In the meantime, I thought I might pull out a few old craft or sewing projects that I finished.
This quilt I made for my cousin... Brian. I was trying to figure out a guy's quilt theme and decided denim and poker fabric would work. Brian likes playing games.
This particular project is a quilt is one I made out of denim and poker fabrics. I used a circle pattern I made to cut out the fabric. I cut 144 denim and 144 poker fabric pieces. I used a red thread to scallop stitch it all together.
I started stitching 4 of them together. The back side of the denim to the back side of the colored fabric. I stitched the circles together by stitching 2 circles together, folding down the overlap and stitching that in place. I then layed them out to organize all my 4 patch squares. and to organize the color scheme a little.
Finished front side:
Finished Back Side:
~Sarah
Labels:
Blanket,
circle quilt,
Craft,
Denim,
Home Decor,
Lap Quilt,
Poker,
Quilting,
Recycled Jeans,
Sewing,
Upcycled
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