Jean-ious Pocket Organizer

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Jean-ious Pocket Organizer

Keep tidy in style with the Jean-ious Pocket Organizer. If you've outgrown multiple pairs of jeans, use them to make a DIY jewelry organizer, DIY makeup organizer, or DIY supplies organizer. If you just can't figure out how to organize your locker or craft room, hang up one of these adorable denim devices and you'll be neat in no time. Make crafts with jeans for a unique project that not only helps you keep clean, but that also looks great.

 

Materials:

  • Aleene's® Fabric Fusion® Permanent Fabric Adhesive
  • Scissors
  • Buttons for decoration
  • Rick-rack trim
  • Box of large paper clips
  • Ribbon of choice
  • 2 to 4 pairs of used jeans with various sized pockets
  • 12” Wooden ruler
     

Instructions:

1. Cut around pockets from old jeans and set aside.

2. Use fabric from one denim pants leg to create the body of your organizer. Cut to desired size allowing for a half-inch seam allowance around all edges. Make sure the finished width of organizer matches your wooden ruler length.

3. Fold all raw edges over to the backside and adhere with Fabric Fusion. Use large paper clips to hold seams in place until dry.

4. Use Fabric Fusion to adhere reserved jeans pockets onto organizer body. Lay flat until dry.

5. Cut trims and rick rack to fit width of organizer. Where desired, apply trims and rick rack to organizer with Fabric Fusion. Let dry.



6. Cut four lengths of ribbon to create loops for hanging. Make sure loops will accommodate wooden ruler. Secure to back of organizer with Fabric Fusion. Let dry.

7. Hang finished organizer from wooden ruler inserted through ribbon loops.

 


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Who doesn't have old jeans lying around that they want to keep holding on to, but they are just shot? But the pockets usually are still in good shape, so this project is really practical! If you have other old and worn out clothing items with pockets, that would work too. And using other colors on top of the denim would make a pretty and interesting project. Great idea!

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