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Pocket Potholder and Oven Mitt

August 2nd, 2008 in sewing, other crafts, restyle
lcampb Lilly Campbell, contributor
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The finished product: plenty of room to improvise and embellish.
Using blanket scraps as batting makes this project as green as can be.
The finished product: plenty of room to improvise and embellish.

The finished product: plenty of room to improvise and embellish.

Photo: Kelsey of Vanilla Joy
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People are always coming up with one more way to restyle that old pair of jeans and Marie LeBaron’s “Make and Takes” blog is no exception. Here, guest blogger Kelsey of Vanilla Joy offers a great tutorial for turning an old pair of pants into a potholder and oven mitt. I love that Kelsey recommends making use of blanket scraps, sweatpants, and other fleece scraps as the batting on this super-cute design. There is also so much potential for embellishment with fun fabric or embroidery!

Looking for something else to do with those leftover jeans? Check out Jennifer Stern's mini-tote design.

posted in: sewing, other crafts, restyle, pant, potholder, kitchen, jean, oven mitt
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