This was one of my first denim upcycles and most popular. I've lost count of all the places it has been featured.

The best thing is that it is made from the old pockets of my family's jeans, many of which they still recognize. It hangs on the wall in my son's room. It's hand for keeping his headphones, lanyards, sunglasses, pen knives, and small pieces in his pockets.

This is such a brilliant upcycled storage idea, and there is a great tutorial. The best thing about these denim storage baskets is that you can choose a fabric for the lining to match your decor.

If you don't have a sewing machine or want a no-sew upcycled denim storage option, this is the one for you.

I love the quirky stencilling, "BITS & BOBS" is a very English saying; you could try something like "ODDs and ENDS" or just "STUFF". This is an IKEA hack, as I used their PINGLA cardboard boxes for this upcycled denim storage idea.

Another no-sew denim storage idea. This time the denim is woven into a basket. It is an excellent project for denim fabric scraps. I love the pattern the different shades of indigo create with this project.

I got the idea for this magazine rack while doing some building work. Once I saw the plumber's copper piping offcuts, I knew I had to use them. This was simple; all you need is copper piping and an old pair of jeans.

The use of embroidery hoops makes this denim storage idea unique. They keep the mouth of the denim baskets open, which is handy and can be used to hang them. 

Another IKEA hack. This time use one of their wooden crates and castors to make handy storage that doubles up as extra seating.

This is an advent calendar, but it could easily be adapted to a general denim storage item. Unlike the pocket organizer at the top, this is a no-sew denim upcycle.

Another great upcycled denim idea that uses up all those fabric scraps. I love the checkerboard pattern the different shades of denim create with this suitcase to give it a unique look.

I know these are upcycled jean planters; however, the denim tin cans could easily be used as storage caddies like desk pencil pots.

Another cute way to use denim pockets on the back of a pair of jeans. These hanging pockets are handy storage for small items and can be suspended from pegboards. If you don't fancy embroidery, there is a painted mushroom version of these jean pockets for the kitchen.

This is no ordinary fabric pin board, it has pockets for extra storage, and the shape can be rearranged.

Make some cute mini storage pockets with applique hearts—a fun denim Valentine's Day craft.

This handy storage bowl is made like a fabric version of paper mache using scraps of denim.