Jean jacket with quilt block
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This is a Upcycled (meaning: I get these Jean jackets from thrift stores, wash and make sure there is no damage and then upcycle them by adding vintage sheets or quilt blocks to them) toddler Jean jacket with boho/floral vibes. Back has quilted floral block that has been attached for a nice vintage look. Jacket is taken and sewed and quilted by me in my home studio. Brand: Baby Gap Size: 18-24 months.
Make your jean jacket a one-of-a-kind piece by adding some vintage flair. Message me and we can talk about what you would like. I have several quilts to choose from at any given time. Always Hand Wash to protect the vintage quilt block. Please note that the quilty parts may have flaws due to its vintage nature. I will do my best to make sure that the parts i put on the jackets do not have stains. Please expect imperfections as items are recycled vintage.
To embellish a purchased denim jacket, piece a colorful 9" block and appliqué it to the back.
Introducing Treasured Threadz™ Fabric Panels: reproductions of vintage fabrics from my collection let you create, embellish, and upcycle!
Create your own handmade style with a printed fabric panel designed to look like a patchwork quilt! The fabric print on this panel has been digitally reproduced from a curated collection textiles and quilts to bring a trendy vintage vibe to your projects. The fabric can be used to create patches, pouches, purses, and moreor buy several to make larger lap quilts and blankets! The fabrics can also be used to mend clothing or upcycle clothing into new favorites. The 15 x 44" (38 x 112cm) fabric…
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About a month ago, I found a quilt at a thrift store. I am not a classic quilt person, but my thrifting radar beeped when it saw that piece of craft(wo)manship. And this is all because of someone I followed on Instagram. A couple weeks before that, I had seen on Julie D. O'Rourke's Insta stories how she transforms quilts into jackets. Then I discovered Psychic Outlaw's shop and, from there, everything started snowballing. So back to the quilt. I bought it, went back home, and conside
Looking for the perfect beginner’s quilting project? Using a couple of “cheater” methods, Spoonflower Ambassador Meg Fleshman of MEGMADE Sewing will show you how to create a gorgeous quilted jacket […]
