Remember the rip in my jeans? Now they look like this.:) I can't tell if this is fun or I'm a TOTAL fabric DORK!:) Either way I'm wearing them!
And I forgot that when I was away my sister-in-law wanted some curtains for her kitchen. They are two panels that I made from two swanky charm packs. I didn't have my juki so it was hard to get things exactly how I wanted but she liked them and I guess that's all that matters.
We really enjoyed the swanky name!:) It was used a lot the rest of the time there. It really is a great name. We felt swanky for getting it!!:) As always I hope you have a GREAT day, thanks for stopping by.
Remember the rip in my jeans? Now they look like this.:) I can't tell if this is fun or I'm a TOTAL fabric DORK!:) Either way I'm wearing them!
We really enjoyed the swanky name!:) It was used a lot the rest of the time there. It really is a great name. We felt swanky for getting it!!:) As always I hope you have a GREAT day, thanks for stopping by.
Great way to patch jeans. Hadn't thought of that one.
ReplyDeleteI would so sport them! I think they look super "SWANKY"!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have a SWANKY time later this week making a whirlygiggles baby quilt. The SWANKY curtains look great.
ReplyDeletei love the jeans patch!! It looks so swanky and i love those swanky curtains...i love that whole line.
ReplyDeletei LOVE the jeans patch. TOTALLY cute!!! way to go!
ReplyDeleteAnother way to patch jeans is to do ragged edge flowers or graduating circles that are ragged edges...it's really fast and cute, and you can use your fun stitches on the machine to sew each layer on. The more you wash the jeans, the more the circles (or flowers) rag up...cuter as time goes on.
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