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Faded denim pattern. Looks comfortable.

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Transform your old jeans into amazing upcycled denim crafts! Discover creative and stylish DIY projects using recycled denim fabric to give your wardrobe or home decor a sustainable makeover. With innovative upcycling ideas, like denim bags and patchwork quilts, you'll be able to turn any old jeans into creative designs. Get inspired with these denim projects perfect for adding sustainable style to your home!

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Weaving denim in process; Radha Weaver left the apparel industry and started her first quilt with fabric from her stash. Inspired by transformation, she creates art with upcycled textiles.