I am a blue jean kind of girl, so I love any project that has to do with repurposed denim jeans. Even when I have worn holes all in my favorite pair of jeans I hate to throw them out. After all they were my favorite!
This project collection is all about giving new life to those old blue jeans. These projects will get your creativity flowing and you to can create something awesome from your favorite pair of worn out jeans.
Don’t throw out those old jeans, turn them into a denim basket. Learn how at OhOh Blog.
I love these Repurposed Denim Fabric Baskets by Taylor Made Ranch, they are so cute. Would make adorable gift baskets.
Fab Art Diy has repurposed old jeans into some amazing outfit, I love some of the skirt. Amazing transformations!
This site has 20 Repurposed Denim Ideas made from old jeans, like a denim journal, DIY recycled denim basket, slippers, a cute denim bag, Pocket Elephant, and more. Find these awesome recycled jeans at Blog Of Francesco Mugnai.
I found this pretty upcycled denim pocket placemats at Today’s Nest.
This red, white and blue denim bunting is a great way to repurpose some old jeans for a 4th of July party. Tutorial at Pretty Handy Girl.
This really cool jeans cuff wallet came from instructables.
I’m not a wine drinker but I love the denim wine bags at Cathie Filian Blog.
These denim projects were made from denim ribbon but could easily be made from repurposing old jeans. Just cut into strips.
These unusual Denim Easter Basket was found on ehow
See how A Fish Who Likes Flowers made this rags to wreath out of denim strips.
I found this cute idea for turning old denim pant legs into craft aprons for the kids over a Happy Hooligans.
I love this Christmas stocking made from old jeans and fabric. You can find this cute denim projects at Nebraske Views
Love these little denim teddy bears, they are so adorable. You can find the pattern at Wonderful Diy.
Love this diy denim hexie bag that includes zipper pockets, and curtain eyelets were used for the handles to make it different from most diy bags. Just Jude
I love love this denim wall organizer, would be great for any craft room. Great way to repurpose old jeans. Redo It Yourself Inspirations
Over on Hative you can find 10 awesome creative way to make book covers, some are denim and some are from different materials but they are all great ideas. Love them all!
Here’s a pretty repurposed denim bible cover that I found at Jimmies Collage blog.
If you love making thing from old jeans you got to check out Astoria Mcintosh repurposed denim projects. You will find denim flip flops, bracelets, zipper pocket purses, cushion, organizers, and more.
I have seen yarn from old t-shirts but this is the first yard made from old jeans that I’ve seen. I think this is a great idea, and looks like it would be fun to make. See how it’s done at Fiber Artsy.
This next site has a large collection of repurposed denim ideas from pillows, bags, teddy bears, organizers and more. AndyAAF
I love this idea for charging your cell phone, but I can see my kitty getting a hold of it. She is so nosy about everything. Check it out at Rouge 94.9 FM
This site has so many awesome repurposed denim bags that if you love denim bags then HandMadiya is the place to go for inspiration.
Denim Do Over has a repurposed bulletin board and a pencil cube that’s really nice. Love the pencil cube!
My ideal Home has a picture of a wall organizer made from denim pockets that would be a great addition to any craft room. Great for storing pencils, paintbrushes, scissors, markers, etc.
over at Aarnilintu you can find some cute repurposed denim pocket pot holders.
Last in my repurposed denim collection are these scrappy denim bracelets at Dragonfly’s And Stars.
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What cute ideas for denim! Now I am thinking what to do with a couple old pairs of jeans I have sitting in my sewing room.
I know right! While looking for these projects I found so many I want to make. I’ve been holding on to a couple pair of old jeans, now just got to figure out what to make. There’s a couple of the handbags I really like, but I’m not real big on sewing!
Great collection of ways to use jeans – I don’t wear them anymore but hubby does and I always resist throwing them out when he puts holes in the knees.
Thanks Jacki! Oh I live in my jeans. I’ve got a few worn pair I’ve been hanging onto, plus I’m sure I have some that don’t fit anymore.
Hi Linda, thanks for the roundup of great ideas. As you know, I’m in the midst of my declutter, and I know I’ll have several pairs of jeans that need to find a new home or a new use. You’ve given me some alternatives to just tossing them.
Have a great day, Lynn
Hi Lynn, I understand the declutter I did to really get down to that as well. As much as I love my blue jeans when it comes parting with them even if there worn out or I’ve out grown them I still have a hard time throwing them out. Now I have plenty of reasons to keep them ;-D
We have so much denim around the house I think those baskets are really cute and would be great for storing my crafty bits! I made a little pouch for my scrap fabric out of denim!
Great way to repurpose
That denim basket is cute! I found a lot of projects I would like to make while making this roundup, just got to find the time.
What a cool way to up-cycle jeans that you don’t wear any more. Thanks for sharing your collection at the Over the Moon Link Party.
Thanks Sandy! There’s a lot of projects I found while making this collection that I would like to make.
Linda, these are awesome! I too wear my jeans til they fall apart, when you actually find a pair you love why give them up. Finding a pair that fits in all the right places is harder than it would seem! LOL
All of these projects are so cool, but I really love the baskets! My mom made a huge rag rug out of strips of jeans, it was the coolest!!!
Thanks Nikki! I know, right! I love the basket as well, and I would love to have a rag rug made of jeans. I love all the bags too, I just don’t really like to sew.