littlehud

I'm trying that on the next pair of jeans my DD gives me to hem.

wvdek

Need picture. I got lost, but that is me.

Did you forget to tell us to turn the jeans wrong side out to begin with? Some folks may not have enough sewing experience to know to do this. Ihave some of DH's jeans that need done. Will try try this method. Thanks.

mollymct

I think when I first tried it, I found a site with pictures. I'm going to look...be right back.

mollymct

http://www.daciaray.com/?p=38

This is the tutorial I used, or very close!!

2K

Who would have known so many people hem jeans. I should have stated I got this idea off the Internet somewhere a LONG time ago. I doubt I've ever had an "original" idea in my life. I admit that. Everything I do in life has come from somewhere on the Internet!

mpeters1200

I've been dying to shorten my kid's ripped up jeans to shorts. Does this work too? Do you have pictures?

NikkiLu

Got it now! WOW - so simple!

C.Cal Quilt Girl

Thanks,
I use thread same color as other top stitching. Have been known to take sandpaper, to sides if altered on a non flat felt seam, to even up the color if taking up the hip or leg area. :)

bearisgray

This would probably work okay IF the legs are straight cut.

C.Cal Quilt Girl

Have straightened them too the trick is no flat felt seams, and keeping an eye on where the straight of the grain is, of you take flair out on the inside or outside seam. I'm Long legged, full figured (fluffy:)) so find talls and hem and alter. Helps w/my confidence to wear a pair of great fitting jeans, don't like jelly rolls on top or highwaters. but i thing thick strech denim, is one of the greatest inventions ever made !!! :-D