BelleReDesign blogt over hergebruikte materialen. Wekelijks schijf ik over wat ik maak, ontwerp of organiseer. Kleding, interieur en workshops.
BelleReDesign blogt over hergebruikte materialen. Wekelijks schijf ik over wat ik maak, ontwerp of organiseer. Kleding, interieur en workshops.
This denim rag quilt is a delight to snuggle under, the denim adds weight so you feel super cosy. My quilt is made from old jeans and lined with old pillow case…
The denim quilt bag: Diameter of a circle is 11 cm and Square is 7,3 cm. Circle: 4,3 inches and Square: 2,9 inches. Cathedral window quilt bag by Ulla's Quilt World. The denim quilt bag: Diameter of a circle is 11 cm and Square is 7,3 cm. Circle: 4,3 inches and Square: 2,9 inches. Here is a tutorial for this Cathedral window technique - if you're interested: http://apassionatequilter.blogspot.com/2011/09/denim-circle-pillow-tutorial-part-i.html TUTORIAL FOR THE ROSES: http://quiltworld2.blogspot.fi/2012/11/rose-bag-quilt-patchworkd.html
"Hope" Quilt by Kikuyo Miyashita 宮下季久代 from Japan There was a fantastic exhibit at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, USA, that ended January 5, 2014. Titled "Japanese Influences in Fiber Arts", the exhibit features, (among other things), award winning quilts from a major Japanese Quilt Show, the 11th biennial Nihon Quilt exhibit. [The quilts are now being exhibited at the New England Quilt Museum through April 12, 2014.] "Connected Squares" Quilt by Anco Brouwers-Branderhorst from the Netherlands The Japanese show attracts many outstanding international quilts from around the world, and over 35 of the top quilts from Quilt Nihon were displayed at the museum in Cedarburg. "In the Blue" Denim Quilt by Soo Hee Lee from Korea I have been to five quilt shows in the last three months, and yet the museum's exhibit has quilts whose design, workmanship and fabrics stand out among the many other quilts I have seen. I think that the international competition to be in the Japanese show gets a much more diverse body of work then local quilt shows. Quilt by Maya Chaimovich from Israel In this blog post I am sharing a few of my favorite quilts from the museum exhibit. There are many more quilts from the exhibit I'd like to share, but for now these will have to do. close-up of the Kikuyo Miyashita quilt, lots of Keiko Goke fabrics I love seeing quilts in person, because then you get to see not only the overall impact of the quilt, but the small details, fabrics, and quilting choices that make up the quilt. The quilt above has so many cheerful fabrics I have never seen before. The impact of the colors in the quilt is amazing in person. Close-up detail of the Anco Brouwers-Branderhorst quilt The color and construction of the geometric quilt above really caught my eye. The simple block construction, with the white squares offset, is enhanced by the quilting and the embellishment. close-up detail from the Soo Hee Lee quilt This denim masterpiece has to be one of my favorites. The use of zippers and belt loops and the arrangement of colors of denim is just fantastic in the sections of little houses, and then the overall arrangement of the houses in the quilt with a section of leaf pattern is just so creative. close-up detail from the Soo Hee Lee quilt I find myself just stunned sometimes at the talent, skill and time poured into some of the quilts. There is something exciting about seeing masterpieces, and being able to appreciate them. I can't quilt like these quilters, but I can enjoy their efforts, in the same way that I can enjoy a concert even though I can't sing well. Detail 1 of Maya Chaimovich's quilt This last quilt is so different, I can look at it and study it, and still not know where one fabric ends and the next starts. But it is lovely to see. Detail 2 of Maya Chaimovich's quilt I would encourage anyone interested is seeing this show to make the effort. Traveling to Japan to see a show like this is much harder then traveling to Wisconsin (or Massachusetts). People from as far away as Texas made arrangements to come and see this exhibit, and I can see why. These quilts traveled all over the world to get here. If you are interested in seeing more quilts from this exhibit, leave a comment saying so. If there is enough interest, I post more photos. Click on the images to see them enlarged (Yes, you can see these images even larger!). If you enjoyed this post you might also like: Batik Stars Quilt Batik Scrap Quilt Circle Quilt Heart Quilt Quilts Part 2 Valentine Vignette Valentine Hutch Spring Hutch Spring Needlework Vintage Lace Mosaic Heart Butterfly Bling I am linking up to these memes: Quilt specific links: Colorful life: Really random Thur (Entry 5 of 26.) Pretty bobbins: Quilt linky party (Entry 15 of 22.) Hotpinkquilts :Finished Fri (Entry 26 of 43.) Richard/Tanya quilts: Link a Finish Friday 93 (Entry 4 of 27.) Quilt story: Fabric Tuesday (Entry 37 of 70.) Freshlypieced:Work In Progress Wed (Entry 100 of 165.) Quilt Infatuation: Needle-and-thread Thur (Entry 1 of 69.) Marelize: Anything goes Monday 42 (Entry 45 of 45.) ihavetosay: Show-and-tell Tue (Entry 15 of 18) Fabric addict: Whoop Whoop (Entry 40 of 67.) Connie: Linky Tuesday (Entry 42 of 44.) Blossomheart: Sew Cute Tue (Entry 27 of 28.) Others I Love: Mod Vintage: Mod Mix Mon 127 (Entry 47 of 58.) Boogie Board: Masterpiece Mon 149 (Entry 92 of 98.) BNOTP: Metamorphis Monday 250 (Entry ?) Coastal Charm: Nifty Thrifty Tues 187 (Entry 143 of 245.) * Stroll Life: Inspire Me Tues 190 (Entry 204 of 304.) Uncommon Slice: Tues Treasures 159 (Entry 126 of 211.) Cedarhill Ranch: The Sun Scoop 92 (Entry 159 of 259.) Lavender Garden: Cottage Style (Entry 19 of 33.) b Savvy Style: Wow Us Wed 144 (Entry 192 of 390.) * Handy: Wicked Awesome Wed 136 (Entry 72 of 104.) Family Home: Wow us Wed (Entry 71 of 101.) Snap: Show and Tell (Entry 122 of 175.) Ivy and Elephants: Whats it Wed 100 (Entry 110 of 215.) Someday Crafts: Whatever Goes Wed 196 (Entry 206 of 391.) Katherine: Thurs Favorite Things 114 (Entry 66 of 271.) Jan Olson: Share your Cup of Tea Thur 81 (Entry 70 of 139.) From my Porch: Treasure Hunt Thur 132 (Entry 64 of 137.) Girlish Whims: Your Whims Wed 137 (Entry 180 of 199.) No Minimalist Here: Open House (Entry 85 of 170.) Sew Much Ado: We Did It Wed 182 (Entry 144 of 221.) Brambleberry Cottage: Time Travel Thur 174 (Entry 51 of 109.) Col Lady: Vintage Thingies Thur (Entry 12 of 26.) A Delight: Home and Garden Thur 55 (Entry 61 of 110.) Knick of time: Knick-of-time Tue (Entry 86 of 87.) Adorned from above: Adorned Wed (Entry 144 of 153.) Sand yellow door: Home (Entry 26 of 38.) Charm of Home: Home Sweet Home 145 (Entry 18 of 129.) Thrifty Grove: Thrifty Things Fri 135 (Entry 44 of 79.) French Country: Feather Nest Fri (Entry 153 of 316.) * Common Ground: Vint Inspiration 164 (Entry 14 of 225.) * Romantic Home: Show and Tell (Entry 20 of 249.) Chic: Flaunt it Friday 180 (Entry 140 of 190.) Tatertots: Weekend Wrap Up (Entry 680 of 1038.) Create-with-joy: Inspire Me Mon (Entry 258 of 259.) 137586 2015 Quilt, 2022 Quilt, hokkaidokudasai, jonellepatrick. Tokyo kimono, Tokyo Wisteria, Tokyo Plum, Japan Flowers
Dit is een veelzijdig patroon dat geweldig is voor het maken van overgebleven spijkerbroeken, maar ook kan worden gebruikt met gewone quiltstof of als geheugenquilt. De quilt heeft twee maten (52" X 56" of 60" X 80") en als je het patroon eenmaal hebt uitgeprobeerd, zie je alle manieren waarop je het kunt aanpassen om de perfecte quilt voor jou te maken! U zou twee bestanden moeten ontvangen in uw downloads. Ik heb de aanbieding bijgewerkt met een kleurgecodeerd patroon, zodat de grootte van elk stuk duidelijker is. Voor meer foto's kun je naar flickr gaan: https://www.flickr.com/photos/lucysquilts/albums/72157621904549139 of mijn blog: http://lucysquilts.blogspot.com/ Als je geïnteresseerd bent in het maken van deze quilt, maar de denim nog niet hebt of niet wilt wachten om hem te verzamelen, kun je een kit voor de 52" X 56" of 60" X 80" bestellen in mijn winkel. Ik heb dit patroon eerder gratis naar mensen gemaild en mensen gevraagd om te doneren aan verschillende goede doelen, waaronder Lutheran World Relief en Relay for Life, maar vanwege de grote vraag naar het patroon en minder vrije tijd moest ik een meer geautomatiseerde methode en Etsy vinden lijkt de rekening te vullen. Minimaal 50% van al het geld dat voor het patroon hier op Etsy wordt ontvangen, gaat naar een goed doel naar keuze.
Denim patchwork quilt
So, um, okay, I’ve decided I’m basically crazy. So now that that’s out of the way…. OMG!!!!!!!! I can’t believe this came out of my brain and then I made this. What the what?!? Insanity (and not like the crazy I referred to before, rather more like bananas, bonkers, bomb…. hehe alliteration). So when I...
Three weeks ago we wrote our first post about Jeans Therapy (quilts from recycled denim). Today we are finishing the series with a wonderfu...
by Robin How have I not shared this recycled jeans denim quilt with you yet?!? It's one of my absolute favourites. It combines so much of what I love: making something beautiful and useful for
The denim quilt bag: Diameter of a circle is 11 cm and Square is 7,3 cm. Circle: 4,3 inches and Square: 2,9 inches. Cathedral window quilt bag by Ulla's Quilt World. The denim quilt bag: Diameter of a circle is 11 cm and Square is 7,3 cm. Circle: 4,3 inches and Square: 2,9 inches. Here is a tutorial for this Cathedral window technique - if you're interested: http://apassionatequilter.blogspot.com/2011/09/denim-circle-pillow-tutorial-part-i.html TUTORIAL FOR THE ROSES: http://quiltworld2.blogspot.fi/2012/11/rose-bag-quilt-patchworkd.html
Are you looking for ideas to recycle old jeans? We have selected some of the best ideas we have found so you can be inspired and make your own crafts by recycling old jeans.
Reuse, repurpose and refashion your old worn out blue jeans with this bumper list of over 25 amazing diy ideas for old jeans.
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Great Ideas for Memory Quilts, Keepsake Quilts and for Recycling Men’s Shirts! Men’s shirts have a lot of usable fabric for creative quilters to work into quilts. Recycling is always a great idea, plus men’s shirts provide the ideal fabric for more masculine quilts. All-cotton shirts, besides being more comfortable to wear, are perfect for …
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Pattern: based loosely on tutorial from Blempgorf's blog (blempgorf.blogspot.com/) Size: about 70" x 80" Fabric: blue Kona Cotton from my local fabric store
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by Robin How have I not shared this recycled jeans denim quilt with you yet?!? It's one of my absolute favourites. It combines so much of what I love: making something beautiful and useful for
This DIY Recycled Denim Rag Quilt is great idea to recycle those unwanted old jeans into something new and useful for home improvement. I have shared a lot of ways to recycle and repurpose old jeans. We can repair or refashion worn or old jeans in many ways as we collected before. DIY Recycled Denim Rag Quilt […]
I Give You My Heart Rag Blanket with Denim Lining Appliquéd denim hearts accent each square A perfect addition to your picnic, sporting event, fireworks watching or just relaxing on the couch DENIM SHADES WILL VARY - CUSTOM MADE - PLEASE ALLOW TWO WEEKS TO SHIP Size: 48 x 60. 48 x 72 or custom Covers: Cotton / Denim Note: Denim will soften with each laundering- additional fraying may occur and loss strings can be removed by gently pulling them off DENIM SHADES WILL VARY - CUSTOM MADE - PLEASE ALLOW TWO WEEKS TO SHIP
by Robin How have I not shared this recycled jeans denim quilt with you yet?!? It's one of my absolute favourites. It combines so much of what I love: making something beautiful and useful for
The denim quilt bag: Diameter of a circle is 11 cm and Square is 7,3 cm. Circle: 4,3 inches and Square: 2,9 inches. Cathedral window quilt bag by Ulla's Quilt World. The denim quilt bag: Diameter of a circle is 11 cm and Square is 7,3 cm. Circle: 4,3 inches and Square: 2,9 inches. Here is a tutorial for this Cathedral window technique - if you're interested: http://apassionatequilter.blogspot.com/2011/09/denim-circle-pillow-tutorial-part-i.html TUTORIAL FOR THE ROSES: http://quiltworld2.blogspot.fi/2012/11/rose-bag-quilt-patchworkd.html
Are you looking for ideas to recycle old jeans? We have selected some of the best ideas we have found so you can be inspired and make your own crafts by recycling old jeans.
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DIY Denim Rag Quilt, transform your old denim jeans into a beautiful denim quilt. Learn how to make a rag quilt. Making a rag quilt is a great use of jeans.
Simple Denim Blanket Patchwork DIY Tutorial
"Hope" Quilt by Kikuyo Miyashita 宮下季久代 from Japan There was a fantastic exhibit at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, USA, that ended January 5, 2014. Titled "Japanese Influences in Fiber Arts", the exhibit features, (among other things), award winning quilts from a major Japanese Quilt Show, the 11th biennial Nihon Quilt exhibit. [The quilts are now being exhibited at the New England Quilt Museum through April 12, 2014.] "Connected Squares" Quilt by Anco Brouwers-Branderhorst from the Netherlands The Japanese show attracts many outstanding international quilts from around the world, and over 35 of the top quilts from Quilt Nihon were displayed at the museum in Cedarburg. "In the Blue" Denim Quilt by Soo Hee Lee from Korea I have been to five quilt shows in the last three months, and yet the museum's exhibit has quilts whose design, workmanship and fabrics stand out among the many other quilts I have seen. I think that the international competition to be in the Japanese show gets a much more diverse body of work then local quilt shows. Quilt by Maya Chaimovich from Israel In this blog post I am sharing a few of my favorite quilts from the museum exhibit. There are many more quilts from the exhibit I'd like to share, but for now these will have to do. close-up of the Kikuyo Miyashita quilt, lots of Keiko Goke fabrics I love seeing quilts in person, because then you get to see not only the overall impact of the quilt, but the small details, fabrics, and quilting choices that make up the quilt. The quilt above has so many cheerful fabrics I have never seen before. The impact of the colors in the quilt is amazing in person. Close-up detail of the Anco Brouwers-Branderhorst quilt The color and construction of the geometric quilt above really caught my eye. The simple block construction, with the white squares offset, is enhanced by the quilting and the embellishment. close-up detail from the Soo Hee Lee quilt This denim masterpiece has to be one of my favorites. The use of zippers and belt loops and the arrangement of colors of denim is just fantastic in the sections of little houses, and then the overall arrangement of the houses in the quilt with a section of leaf pattern is just so creative. close-up detail from the Soo Hee Lee quilt I find myself just stunned sometimes at the talent, skill and time poured into some of the quilts. There is something exciting about seeing masterpieces, and being able to appreciate them. I can't quilt like these quilters, but I can enjoy their efforts, in the same way that I can enjoy a concert even though I can't sing well. Detail 1 of Maya Chaimovich's quilt This last quilt is so different, I can look at it and study it, and still not know where one fabric ends and the next starts. But it is lovely to see. Detail 2 of Maya Chaimovich's quilt I would encourage anyone interested is seeing this show to make the effort. Traveling to Japan to see a show like this is much harder then traveling to Wisconsin (or Massachusetts). People from as far away as Texas made arrangements to come and see this exhibit, and I can see why. These quilts traveled all over the world to get here. If you are interested in seeing more quilts from this exhibit, leave a comment saying so. If there is enough interest, I post more photos. Click on the images to see them enlarged (Yes, you can see these images even larger!). If you enjoyed this post you might also like: Batik Stars Quilt Batik Scrap Quilt Circle Quilt Heart Quilt Quilts Part 2 Valentine Vignette Valentine Hutch Spring Hutch Spring Needlework Vintage Lace Mosaic Heart Butterfly Bling I am linking up to these memes: Quilt specific links: Colorful life: Really random Thur (Entry 5 of 26.) Pretty bobbins: Quilt linky party (Entry 15 of 22.) Hotpinkquilts :Finished Fri (Entry 26 of 43.) Richard/Tanya quilts: Link a Finish Friday 93 (Entry 4 of 27.) Quilt story: Fabric Tuesday (Entry 37 of 70.) Freshlypieced:Work In Progress Wed (Entry 100 of 165.) Quilt Infatuation: Needle-and-thread Thur (Entry 1 of 69.) Marelize: Anything goes Monday 42 (Entry 45 of 45.) ihavetosay: Show-and-tell Tue (Entry 15 of 18) Fabric addict: Whoop Whoop (Entry 40 of 67.) Connie: Linky Tuesday (Entry 42 of 44.) Blossomheart: Sew Cute Tue (Entry 27 of 28.) Others I Love: Mod Vintage: Mod Mix Mon 127 (Entry 47 of 58.) Boogie Board: Masterpiece Mon 149 (Entry 92 of 98.) BNOTP: Metamorphis Monday 250 (Entry ?) Coastal Charm: Nifty Thrifty Tues 187 (Entry 143 of 245.) * Stroll Life: Inspire Me Tues 190 (Entry 204 of 304.) Uncommon Slice: Tues Treasures 159 (Entry 126 of 211.) Cedarhill Ranch: The Sun Scoop 92 (Entry 159 of 259.) Lavender Garden: Cottage Style (Entry 19 of 33.) b Savvy Style: Wow Us Wed 144 (Entry 192 of 390.) * Handy: Wicked Awesome Wed 136 (Entry 72 of 104.) Family Home: Wow us Wed (Entry 71 of 101.) Snap: Show and Tell (Entry 122 of 175.) Ivy and Elephants: Whats it Wed 100 (Entry 110 of 215.) Someday Crafts: Whatever Goes Wed 196 (Entry 206 of 391.) Katherine: Thurs Favorite Things 114 (Entry 66 of 271.) Jan Olson: Share your Cup of Tea Thur 81 (Entry 70 of 139.) From my Porch: Treasure Hunt Thur 132 (Entry 64 of 137.) Girlish Whims: Your Whims Wed 137 (Entry 180 of 199.) No Minimalist Here: Open House (Entry 85 of 170.) Sew Much Ado: We Did It Wed 182 (Entry 144 of 221.) Brambleberry Cottage: Time Travel Thur 174 (Entry 51 of 109.) Col Lady: Vintage Thingies Thur (Entry 12 of 26.) A Delight: Home and Garden Thur 55 (Entry 61 of 110.) Knick of time: Knick-of-time Tue (Entry 86 of 87.) Adorned from above: Adorned Wed (Entry 144 of 153.) Sand yellow door: Home (Entry 26 of 38.) Charm of Home: Home Sweet Home 145 (Entry 18 of 129.) Thrifty Grove: Thrifty Things Fri 135 (Entry 44 of 79.) French Country: Feather Nest Fri (Entry 153 of 316.) * Common Ground: Vint Inspiration 164 (Entry 14 of 225.) * Romantic Home: Show and Tell (Entry 20 of 249.) Chic: Flaunt it Friday 180 (Entry 140 of 190.) Tatertots: Weekend Wrap Up (Entry 680 of 1038.) Create-with-joy: Inspire Me Mon (Entry 258 of 259.) 137586 2015 Quilt, 2022 Quilt, hokkaidokudasai, jonellepatrick. Tokyo kimono, Tokyo Wisteria, Tokyo Plum, Japan Flowers
