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Do you have a pair of old jeans that are too worn out to wear any more? Don't throw them out – instead, upcycle them into Corinne Bradd's handy apron and decorate it with all those pretty offcuts of fabric prints hiding in your stash. Not only will you earn yourself some eco brownie points, you'll never have to stop in the middle of a project to find the right tool, thanks to all the pockets where you can stash what you need. Win-win!
Stitch an apron
1 Take an old pair of jeans and cut across them at the crotch to remove the legs, then snip away the front to leave the back part with the pockets still attached. Press the panel and flatten the curve of the bottom, slip stitching a pleat on the inside if necessary. Round off the two bottom corners.
2 Make pockets from denim offcuts, folding over a cuff at
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