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I have been featured on Someday Crafts for the Chopstick Bowl, why not pop over and have a look.

I have been featured on Someday Crafts for the Chopstick Bowl, why not pop over and have a look.

Materials
Old pair of blue jeans,
Fabric,
Ruler,
Scissors,
Ribbon,
Sewing Machine,
Denim Needle for your machine
Fabric,
Ruler,
Scissors,
Ribbon,
Sewing Machine,
Denim Needle for your machine
1. Lay your jeans out with the backside up. Take your ruler
and measure down from the top of your jeans 12&1/2", Sketch a line at
12&1/2" across your jeans and cut along side it. (This is cutting off
the legs of your jeans; you won’t need those for this project.)

Also cut down the side seams of your jeans. We only need the
backside layer.

2. Measure the width of the bottom edge, double that
number and cut FOUR 3" fabric strips from a pretty patterned fabric. (The
measurement is different depending on the size of your jeans.)
You also need to cute a piece of fabric that is 6" wide
and the length of the bottom of your jeans. (Not the doubled number)

3. Take your 6" piece and iron/fold a 1/4" hem
along one side. Using either your sewing machine or a needle and thread, sew
down the hem.
Repeat with the other 4 fabric strips, ironing a hem along
one side and then sewing it down.
4. Place the 6" piece of fabric on top of your jeans,
right sides together, and lined up with the bottom edge of your jeans. Sew down
the fabric to the jeans. Fold the fabric over so that the right side is up and
the hem should be on the bottom edge. Iron flat.

5. Take one of your fabric strips and pin it to the bottom
of your apron. Adding ruffles as you pin it. Sew along the top edge of your
ruffled fabric, removing pins as you sew. Repeat with the next fabric strip,
placing it about an inch above your other ruffles, pin it down, adding ruffles
as you pin. Sew along the top edge. Repeat with the remaining 2 fabric strips,
moving them up slightly above the last one.

6. Place your ribbon onto the edge of your top ruffle, pin,
and sew down. This will hide the seam.


7. Flip your apron over so that the inside of your jeans are
facing you. Fold and pin a 1/2" hem along each side. Sew down the sides so
that they have a nice finished hem.

8. Take your ribbon and wrap it around your waist, measuring
how long it needs to be to tie around your waist. Cut it to that size.
Flip your apron back over. Thread your ribbon through the
belt loops









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