The Jeans Recycling Challenge the final analysis
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The Challenge: Transform a torn pair of jeans into something useful, re-using every part of the jeans.
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The Results: one handbag, one pair of sports briefs, two zip bags, one pair of slippers, and seven flower hair accessories.
The jeans recycling challenge is now finished. I just couldn’t find a use for the final scraps; they were too scrappy. They didn’t end up in the bin -I added them to a cushion I stuffed.
If you’d like to read the earlier posts, the first one is here, and the second one is here.
Cheers!
Very well done, Liz! I love your Jean project!
Those slippers not only can be worn at home but also useful for long international flights. I wonder what kind of padding or wadding you used for the bottom of the slippers. I like the idea of using final scraps for stuffing a cushion. I reckon you are a real creator!
Cheers,
Chiggy
Thanks Chiggy. I hadn’t thought about slippers for the plane -good idea. For the bottom of the slippers I used some thin wadding, but next week I will give you the slipper pattern 😉
I can’t load the blog post after this one about the Free pattern ballerina slippers. It says the page doesn’t exists.
Thanks for letting me know Tom -I’m still trying to fix it.
It’s fixed now! Enjoy making your slippers Tom!