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19.8.10
Denim Design Day 4
19.8.10 | 
Posted by
Nancy Brumfield
Denim Wall Pockets
Wanna make one?
You will need
- Jeans with cargo pockets
- 7 pockets from various jeans
- jeans thread
Here is the cargo jeans I started with. I cut the legs off at the crotch.
Cut the inside seam. on each leg.
Put right sides together and sew.
Here's what it will look like.
Pin your pockets on.
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Sew following the stitching line.
To hem the sides fold over 1/4 inch and then fold over again 1/2".
For the top fold over 1/2". Then add 4 tabs spaced evenly apart.
My tabs are a waistband from jeans.
Hang it up and fill your pockets.
This is going to be perfect for Dakota to put his small toys in.
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3 comments:
you are very resourceful and creative. Keep up the good work! :)
I love this! and I will defiantly be using it. Thanks for the tutorial.
Great storage idea. Its very cute and perfect for all of those little things laying around.
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