I can honestly say this project was a bit time
consuming, but I'm proud to say I stayed on this one until it was finished.
I bought (so many) jeans from a dollar bag thrift store to get started. I used a sheet from one I already had in the linen closet. My dad was kind enough to make a template for me out of plexiglass. And so the sewing began.
Using my sewing machine I stitched an X on each individual jean piece and the sheet backing to more easily hold them together. From there I sewed them together to form kind of a column to the length I needed.
Then I sewed the columns together. At this point this thing was getting SEW SEW heavy. Once finished with the needed columns for width, I took a pair of scissors and clipped the fabric where its joined, when washed and dried it gives a frayed look.
Yea I didn't want to look at this every time I did the dreaded laundry.
SEW much better!
Until next time,
That is a good idea! I need to cover my hot water heater and never thought of that!
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