Part 3 Finishing the Reversible, Tattered Denim Vessel

Welcome to Part 3 of Finishing the Reversible, Tattered Denim Vessel! In this textile art tutorial, I guide you through the final steps of creating a beautifully reversible, hand and machine stitched fabric vessel using thrifted distressed denim and faux feed sack fabrics. If you love textile art, hand sewing, or slow stitching with repurposed textiles, this video is for you!

We’ll finish the custom fabric vessel liner using easy machine sewing and then assemble the tattered denim vessel, resulting in a functional, reversible and adaptable art piece full of character and texture. This DIY sewing project is perfect for anyone seeking mindful, creative textile techniques and zero-waste craft ideas that promotes sustainable making.

Whether you’re new to slow stitching with vintage fabrics, or a seasoned fiber artist exploring new ways to use tattered denim scraps, this slow, intentional project is designed to inspire.

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