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Recycled Denim Jeans Bag
Recycled Denim Jeans Bag
Recycled Denim Jeans Bag
Recycled Denim Jeans Bag
Recycled Denim Jeans Bag
Recycled Denim Jeans Bag

Recycled Denim Jeans Bag

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About this pattern

Recycling old garments is a great way of giving a new lease of life to clothes that may otherwise be destined for landfill. We’ve used a pair of jeans to create this cute bag. Make it yours by adding motifs and fabrics to match your wardrobe.

Essentials

  • Fabric: cotton, pink polka dot,
  • 50cm square; green, pink and white,
  • scraps Thread: embroidery, pink,
  • green Buttons: small, green, five; pink,
  • five Fusible webbing Ric rac,
  • pink Press stud or magnetic bag clasp

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    Make a denim bag

    1. Cut both legs from a pair of jeans, 32cm down from the waistband or at the desired length. Turn the jeans over to the front and cut along the crotch seam, fold one raw edge over by 5mm and press. Fold the pressed edge over the remaining raw edge and top stitch by machine. Turn the jeans inside away. On the back, snip up the crotch as before and cut out the bulky seam. Pin the raw edges together and machine stitch. Press both the seams flat.

    2. Trim several 10cm squares of patterned fabric and iron fusible webbing onto the back. Draw two flower templates, one larger than the other, and place them onto the back of the fabrics. Cut out three small pink, three small green and two large pink flowers. Peel off the backing papers, position the flowers across the jeans and iron under a pressing cloth to fix. Using contrasting embroidery t

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