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No doubt you will come up with some wonderful quilts!
ReplyDeleteI've been deconstructing army uniforms, but I don;t think i'd have the patience to unsew belt loops! ;-) I look forward to seeing what wonderful creations you make with your pieces parts.
ReplyDeleteI love the variations in colour too, and those piece look really soft now, all ready to be made into something wonderful
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My sis has got a pair of jeans that just ripped and they'd be a great candidate for unsewing hehe
ReplyDeleteInteresting as always. I can't wait to see where this goes. You rock!
ReplyDeleteHow neat - I can't wait to see what you make! I deconstruct jeans for purses.
ReplyDeleteYour blog title is so true...it's odd how relaxing that can be! I've torn up quite a few pieces of clothing in school for projects.
ReplyDeleteI can remember doing lots of frogging years ago when I would purchase items from local thrift shops for fabric. Some of the fabric was used to make items to sale in a consignment shop and the rest of it was used for things I would make for myself. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see how you work the denim into your amazing quilts! Gosh I have a stack of old jeans I no longer wear that I could give you. If only I lived closer... Hope you are having a good week Vic! xo
ReplyDeleteIt will make a very interesting quilt. I look forward to seeing the end result.
ReplyDeleteI miss my school day sewing and designing clothes.Sometimes it's really therapeutic. Can't wait to see your finished product.
ReplyDeleteHello, I just wanted to leave a comment to say how much I've enjoyed reading your post today.
ReplyDeleteI love reading your blog - thank you very much for sharing your pictures and thoughts !
This does look like a very peaceful process. I enjoy when I can find that moment in a task.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful process...unsewing. i'm excited to see what you come up with. jeans have such character!
ReplyDeleteWell, we could get into a big discussion about postmodern and deconstruction. But I prefer say, you go, Victoria. I am looking forward to the results.
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