I've come into possession of a big ol' pile of blue jeans. Any refashion suggestions? I guess I could cut them up and add them to the quilt pieces?
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Sewing, Alterations and Mending Left to Right: Cotton Trapeze Dress, Merchant and Mill's; wool plaid scarf, no pattern used. March wa...
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I do love a loose A-line style dress so when I saw versions of the Trapeze dress from Merchant and Mills popping up I was sold and wanted t... -
Sewing, Alterations and Mending Left to Right: Cotton Trapeze Dress, Merchant and Mill's; wool plaid scarf, no pattern used. March wa... -
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Rag quilt picnic blanket. Durable and you don't mind it it gets messy.
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DeleteCheck out the Hotpatterns site Trudy posted a tutorial video on a patchwork skirt there . I have some worn-out jeans that may get recycled in a similar way (mine may be all over patchwork instead of only a front panel).
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Thanks for this suggestion, HotPatterns is new to me.
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