Thrift Flip Upcycling A Pair Of Thrifted Jeans Youtube This is a step by step tutorial on how to upcycle an old pair of jeans. i will be cropping, patching, distressing, bleaching and creating a wide leg all on. Take a pair of baggy jeans, and fold them in half, cutting off half the legs. cut along the inner thigh and outer thigh seam with scissors, and use a seam ripper to rip to the bottom of the zipper and along the back, to the same length. align the seams and pin them, and do the same on both sides. use a sewing machine to sew the seams together.
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Diy 3 Upcycled Jeans The Best Thrift Flip Transformation 4 Youtube Black jeans can be so bland, so this definitely spruces them up. jeans ready for a thrift flip. 2. patchwork jeans. i haven't worn these jeans in a long time either, and i wanted to do a fun transformation on them. thrifted jeans. for this part, i got a bunch of different colored jeans from the thrift store. Throw a thrifted button up over a graphic tee and pair it with thrifted jeans, and boom—you’re halfway to a '90s comeback tour. 3. denim distress: artfully destroy your jeans. everyone’s obsessed with distressed denim, but why pay $150 for ripped jeans when you can diy them for $5? grab those thrifted mom jeans (you know the ones) and go. Grab a form fitting knit sweater and a pair of scissors, and simply chop off the bottom half of the sweater. now, you’ve got a tube top. (if it’s too big for you, try using some of the technique’s from the tutorials below to either take it in or add straps.) then, cut a slit down the very center of the front of the now cropped sweater. Take one leg and put it against yourself or your dummy. measure the length that you need for the front of the dress and cut the material out to that size. (keep in mind that you will likely need to have a seam in the front of the dress to make it fit right). next, cut off any excess fabric or imperfections. upcycling jeans.
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