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No Sew Upcycled Jean Coaster

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No Sew Upcycled Jean Coaster
No Sew Upcycled Jean Coaster

Denim crafts are always so fun to make, but they’re even more fun when they’re a no sew craft. This No Sew Upcycled Jean Coaster is the perfect project for you to find a great purpose for your old jeans. It’s as easy as cut, measure, and glue, and then you’ll end up with some super fun DIY coasters. You can easily finish up this upcycled craft in just 5 minutes, and still have plenty of denim jeans left over for another upcycled denim craft! This craft video shows you just how easy and fun this project truly is!

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsRecycled Materials

Primary TechniqueRepurposing

Beginner

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • Old pair of jeans
  • Scissors
  • E6000 glue

No Sew Upcycled Jean Coaster

Denim Jean Coaster Instructions

  1. Find the sid of the jeans that has the seam that has the double stitching. This will be the most sturdy. 

  2. Cut that seam part out of the jeans. Trim the excess bits of jean off the seam of the jeans you are going to use. 

  3. Use the shorter piece of your jean seam on the inside and the longer pieces on the outside. 

  4. Run a bead of glue down the center of the seams. Be sure to not do the entire strip at once because the glue will dry before you get to it. Begin rolling the jean up on itself. 

  5. Repeat this process down the rest of the line of your seam. As you continue to roll try and keep it so that the piece stays flat and does not become cone shaped. 

    Tip: As your piece gets larger use the edge of your table to roll your jean coaster up evenly. 

  6. When you are ready to join the second seam onto your first rolled seam, simply place a dot of glue at the end of the seam and connect them. Then, repeat the rolling process along your second seam. 

  7. Place a pin at the very end of your last seam that you roll up and allow that to dry over night. Then, your denim coaster is ready for use!

Why You'll Love This Trash to Treasure Craft

1. It's Eco-Friendly: By upcycling old jeans into coasters, you're giving new life to items that would otherwise end up in a landfill. It's a fun and creative way to reduce waste and contribute to a more sustainable lifestyle.

2. Budget-Friendly: Why spend money on expensive coasters when you can make your own for free using materials you already have at home? This project is a great way to save money while adding a personal touch to your home decor.

3. Quick and Easy: This craft project requires no sewing skills, making it perfect for beginners or those who prefer a simple DIY project. In just a few easy steps, you can create a set of stylish coasters that are perfect for everyday use.

4. Customizable: With endless possibilities for customization, you can create coasters that reflect your personal style and match your home decor. Whether you prefer a classic denim look or want to add embellishments for a pop of color, the options are endless.

5. Perfect Gift Idea: These upcycled jean coasters make a thoughtful and unique gift for friends and family. Whether for a housewarming, birthday, or just because, handmade gifts show you care and are sure to be appreciated. Plus, you can easily create a set of coasters in different sizes and designs to suit anyone's taste.

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I love these upcycling jean projects and there are many of them. This I would have never thought to make a coaster of them and it is so easy to do and a fun look. Great way to use all the fabric of the jeans because you do not use the seam on most of the projects. If you run out of your own you can pick some up cheap at thrift store or yard sales. Great video and tutorial.

Denim jeans are always a good bet for up cycling because it is such a sturdy fabric. In fact, I am thinking that any sturdy cotton duck type fabric would work also, or old canvas material. Also, perhaps giving the fabric a spritz of scotch guard spray may help with keeping it clean of dark cola or wine spills and stains. I could also see making it even larger for a trivet or placemat! Great idea! #NationalCraftMonth2017

interesting #NationalCraftMonth2017

nice use for left-overs. #NationalCraftMonth2017

Wow, I could have made a lot of these in my lifetime. #NationalCraftMonth2017

I never would have thought to use old jeans this way, very cool idea. #NationalCraftMonth2017

#NationalCraftMonth2017 Like the project but cut up an old pair of jeans??? I think the stress would kill me. )

I'm always looking for crafts that I can use items I already have. These are cute and I have plenty of worn out jeans. Perfect! #NationalCraftMonth2017.

Leave a comment...Very clever and useful way to use the seams of jeans. #NationalCraftMonth2017

This is such a great idea and so cute! #NationalCraftMonth2017

#NationalCraftMonth2017 Interesting idea... but I wonder how this hold up after washing.

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