Recycled Denim Placemats
Who doesn't have an old pair of jeans that they can get rid of but also doesn't like to wear anymore? This Recycled Denim Placemats project is the perfect way for you to use those jeans. Now you don't have to get rid of your jeans but instead make this denim craft so that you can re-purpose that old favorite pair of jeans. Plus, the rustic look is super trendy and always looks great in the kitchen, so you can add to that rustic look by making these DIY placemats!
Want something crafty and trendy to use in your kitchen? The denim oven mitt is perfect for adding a new and rustic look.Recycled Denim DIY Oven Mitt
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Difficulty LevelBeginner
Project TypeMake a Project
Materials List
- A couple old pairs of jeans
- Fabric scissors
- Pins
- A sewing machine (or liquid stitch if you don't know how to sew)
Recycled Denim Placemats
DIY Jean Placemats Instructions
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Using the leg portion of your jeans, cut 6 strips of fabric about 16" long and 2" wide. Then, cut 8 strips that are 13" long and 2" wide.
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Weave the fabric pieces together. Do this by putting your fabric one over and one under and doing it the opposite direction for your next row.
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Once you finish weaving your strips, pin them all in place.
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To sew: sew up all the edges being sure to remove the pins as you approach them.
No sew option: apply the liquid stitch and glue down where you would typically sew.
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margiekins22
Jun 06, 2017
Rustic chic is totally my kind of style and these denim placemats are PERFECT for that! I wonder how they might be able to hold up for heat resistance if I wanted to put a hot pan on it because sometimes I use my placemats for that!

Weberme
May 31, 2017
What! No way. I looked at this and thought well maybe but then I watched the video an all you do is cut the fabric and weave it. So simple and fast and a very nice looking placemat that can be washed and dried. I like that you can also just glue this fabric for those who can not sew to create a nice looking set of placemats. These will make a great gift idea too or look stunning on your own table. Super great video and a written tutorial too.

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