Repurposed quilt

Upcycle old, worn quilts into works of art and unique home decor. Make jewelry, pot holders, seasonal home decor, and more.

* a great add on if you are getting a quilt coat made!! use the scraps for a bucket hat you will supply us with your own quilt to purchase this item! the pattern created for this bunting is our Reclaim Quilt Bunting - the perfect decor for your home, office, or gift to a friend. Length will be about 80” long - each triangle is roughlt 7” wide and 9.5” long, the binding is 12” on each side. quilts/quilt scraps must measure at least 10" x 60" for a bunting - if you have specific questions…

If you have purchased a custom quilt jacket, pullover, etc, upcycle the leftover quilt scraps for a matching stocking (or several!).

Tami Gray Voth on Instagram: "I’m enjoying some afternoon tea using a new heart coaster I just finished. These are made from an old quilt, lined with fusible fleece and backed with fabric. ☕️ They’ll be sold in sets of two and will be available April 15 between 6-6:30 p.m. EST. #afternoontea #teatime #afternoonteatime #tealover #tea #tealove #coaster #coasters #heartshaped #heart #hearts #oldquilt #vintagequilt #sew #quilt #patchworkquilt #quiltlove #sewing #sewsewsew #sewingtime #sewinglove…

Tami Gray Voth on Instagram: "I’ve been reading a lot lately and thought about making some book sleeves. I dug through a pile of old quilts and found one that would work. There’s LOTS of staining, some holes and missing fabric, but it’s hand quilted and I love that! They measure 8” x 10” and I used the same quilt on the back. They are not lined and there are raw edges that may fray. The inside of the sleeve is the back side of the quilt. Such a great way to protect books while hugging them…