Jean Pocket Pot Holder
Love that pair of jeans that no longer fits? This is a great alternative to throwing them away. The Jean Pocket Pot Holder is a fun project that will teach you how to make pot holders. Making pot holders is simple - use materials you have on hand! It can be hard to find to ways to use up scraps when you have unusual scraps in a lot of different types of fabrics. Learn how to recycle jeans when you make these blue jean pot holders for your kitchen.
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Sewn byMachine
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Cheryl E
May 30, 2018
Upcycled jeans back pockets into potholders is a great way to reuse old jeans and fabric scraps too. Maybe some Insul-brite or 100% cotton batting would be a necessary addition to this project since protection from the heat of a hot pot or oven is a consideration. Otherwise, great explanation on how to duplicate the potholders.
Morehouse17
Oct 31, 2017
This is such a unique use of jeans pockets. We all have a pair that we no longer wear and this could be one way to recycle at least part of the pair. (I bet if you look on line, you can find another project to use all or most parts of the jeans)
Delphine Bryant
Mar 27, 2017
I can appreciate these easy pocket potholders and the many uses for them. When looking for a potholder in the large box stores, items like these are pretty expensive. I like being able to customize home decor even in the kitchen, so making up a few of these is a great idea. In addition, seasonally print patterns is a wonderful idea for gifts.
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