You ever buy two of the exact same pants in completely different sizes and not know it?
Yea me too! lol
I actually have not the SLIGHTEST idea of how I ended up with a size 6 and a size 10 of the same EXACT pants.
And it's funny because I remember hating to wear them (when I was bigger) because I remembered that they always rode up and were high-water (obviously the size 6)
But then there were times that that just didn't happen... ?
But then there were times that that just didn't happen... ?
Like... what was I even thinking to have not noticed that for at least 2 years?!
ANYWAY
Now I fit the size 6 and the size 10 fits the way I showed you in my earlier post about them.
Here's a quick reminder:
So I'm going to keep the size 6 pair as regular wide-legged trousers and tailor the size 10 in to skinny jeans pants.
Everything I needed. |
I put the pants on inside out so that I could pin them to my body |
I carefully removed the pants with the pins still in it |
I used the fabric pen to draw a line for me to sew on by tracing the pins |
first attempt |
After trying on the pants and re-pinning them again, I retraced another line and sewed over that one. That actually happened one more time after this one. |
Finished back |
Pretty satisfied |
I then cut off all of the excess fabric of the pants |
AFTER cutting off the fabric, I felt like I should have reinforced the pants with a zig-zaggish like stitch (#29) |
To do stitch #29, I had to change the presser foot on the machine from the "J" foot to the "N" foot |
The button was also missing from the inside of the pants so I made a mark with the fabric pen where the button should go |
I hand sewed the button on to the pants |
Voila!!
My Clyde advised me to cuff the bottom of the pants |
Thanks for reading!!
Tell me what you think!
Thanks to Clyde and Toya for taking pics!
Thanks to Clyde and Toya for taking pics!
See you in the next post!
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xoxo, Tasha
Tasha!!!!! WoW!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look great!
ReplyDeleteYes, skinny pants!
ReplyDeleteThey look fab, what a great way to alter trousers!
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