I just shortened two pair of jeans using THIS tutorial.
Can I just say, ‘WOW!!!!!’ ? I have never had an easier time. No cutting off length, just folding, measuring and sewing. (Picture was ‘borrowed’ from tutorial site)
I did add an extra step to my process though. Since I had quite a bit of length to take up, I also sewed around the top of the excess too. I think, otherwise, I would have a lot of fabric ‘flopping’ around on the inside.
Thanks Char for posting this wonderful tutorial!
I added some storage under the quilting frame. I needed storage to have my quilting ‘tool boxes’ and thread,etc close by. I put a bookshelf under the left end, and I found a small little chest of drawers at the Salvation Army for $30. Made ME happy!
Be blessed!
Michelle
I try to avoid looking forward or backward, and try to keep looking upward.—Charlotte Bronte
I have a pair of jeans right now that need to be hemmed. I have seen other tutorials on hemming them but this one was, by far, the easiest one to follow. Thanks for posting with the link!
ReplyDeleteI certainly like this idea...will have to remember to try it next time the occasion arises.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness---even I could handle that way!!! Too cool!
ReplyDeleteI bookmarked that tutorial when you posted it before Michelle and you'd be surprised how many times I've passed it on. :) blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteI will be using this method a lot from now on. Love the look of the blog. So springy (is that a word)!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteSomeone just asked me about hemming jeans. I hope it was my daughter as I sent her the link, lol. Your new storage looks great and I know that you are going to enjoy your new space.
ReplyDeleteI have got some of the grands shorts that I need to hem. I am heading there to see if this will work with them. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI passed this tip to my daughter, and she loved it. She tried to talk me into doing it, but I let her have the feeling of accomplishment.
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