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Showing posts with label Clothing Care. Show all posts
Addition of a Panel in the back of a dress fabric
Equipment
Having the right tools in hand is an important part of a successful alteration. A pair of sharp scissors allows you to directly perform same cut of the dress, which creates a professional look. Use a panel of fabric that is cut from the same material as the dress to hide completely the alteration. If the equipment is not available, choose the one that coordinates its activities with the dress. Straight and tight seams are easier to achieve with a sewing machine, but one needle and thread work as well. Choose a thread color that blends with the fabric to cover the seam and to less obvious enlargement.
Preparation
Before impairment, preparation of your sewing space with all the tools and concepts you need makes the process faster and easier. If the dress you're expansion is new, wash and dry before sewing. This will soften the tissue and make it easier to handle. Clearly a large table to spread your dress, that will ensure for this measure, cutting and pinning is done accurately. Assemble all your documents in an easy way to access.
Insert the Panel
Before you make the cut for your fabric Panel, take the measurements of your bust and size. This ensures that you insert enough fabric for the dress fits well. If there is a seam at the back of the dress, use a seam Ripper to open it. If not, make a cut in a straight line between the neck of the dress up to size. If the dress has a zipper, remove and discard. Measure and cut the appropriate amount of tissue for the group, leaving enough room for a 1/2 in. seam match the Panel for the dress, alongside the right fabric. Pin the Panel and stitch. Right dress are, try it and make adjustments if necessary.
Tips
To hide the fabric Panel, try adding a style corset top tie. Sew the loops down inside cut from the back of the dress. A piece of Ribbon or cord through the lace loops and attach to the top or bottom. Choose a color that coordinates with the dress. This technique works well if you add a Panel to a wedding dress or cocktail dress. Use smaller fabric panels to enlarge dresses for girls, which extends the life of the dress and saves money. Expansion dresses you can buy items for sale that do not match exactly right and means that you are able to buy second hand clothes and sew them to fit. If you have never added a fabric for a dress front panel, try the technique on a former dress for practice.
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Cut shreds in pants
Instructions
1
Put on the jeans that you go to grind. Slightly bend the knees, so they grow into the fabric and you can identify where they are in jeans. Use the fabric marker to make a small dot in the center of each ball. Remove the jeans and place them on a surface flat.
2
Cut two pieces of cardboard from the box that are a bit narrower than the width of each pant leg. Make sure that the length of the pieces are at least 5 inches.
3
Drag a piece of cardboard on each pant leg so that the seams are on the sides of the carton. Make sure that the front of the jeans is upwards. Align the carton is part of the jeans you want to grind. Use the point at the level of the knee to assess where the flap should be in relation to the knee.
4
Cut jeans by using the cutting box of straight lines of different lengths. Do not cut the seams inside or outside of the pant legs or jeans will rip more and disintegrates easily.
5
Make cuts as much as you want, by focusing on the knees and thighs for the straight leg jeans and focusing on the entire length of skinny jeans. Return the Jean and make cuts in the back as well, if you want to deconstruct the front and rear of the jeans.
6
Pull the jeans tight on the carton on the site of the cuts. Change of sandpaper on the cuts, moving slowly from one side to the other. This, until what cuts have frayed.
Cut,shreds,in,pants
Line a Kimono
Instructions
1
Sewing body lining. Place the back and front panels together. Sew them to the level of the shoulders. Stitch the sides except where the arms will insert. Stop about 12 inches down short so that the lining without the bottom of the garment. Use a 1/2 in. seam sewing not where the collar will be fixed.
2
Sew lining sleeves. Match panels front and rear. Sew them on three sides: up, down and the edge where the hands will emerge. Attach the sleeves to the body where you left an opening. You will need to hand - sew here because you need to attach the front of each channel separately from the rear in order to leave armholes.
3
Put your shell lining inside. Put your kimono backwards Cap. Place the outer shell inside the shell of the lining. Working the fabric until all edges are aligned. Sew the lining on the outer shell in the shoulders and seams except the hem line and the edges of the bottom of the sleeves. Not sewing the lining on the kimono collar.
4
Put the whole garment, with lining, upside down. You have attached the liner for the kimono. You can now attach the collar. Attach the collar folding the liner and kimono fabric down to the opening of the pass. Fold a section of ½ of the matter of collar and pinning in lining and kimono fabrics folded down. Sew along the seam. Lower the collar. It will now be pasted inside the kimono and ensure both kimono fabric and lining. Iron the collar to make it sit flat.
Line,a,Kimono
Adapt a Kimono
Instructions
1
The customer put on the kimono and fix as she plans to wear it on a regular basis. This is necessary because the adjustment in a kimono is largely dependent on how it is attached and accessorized.
2
Look at the crease before the kimono. The kimono should overlap by about 6 inches. Much more than that and the client will spend more time adjusting the kimono to take advantage. Because the body of the kimono is made of a solid strip of material with a front-facing, the easiest way to make the smaller clothing is removed and cut the excess fabric on the sides of the body and attach the sleeves.
3
Ask the customer to that hold his arm out at right angles to his body. Measure the sleeves. The sleeves should hit client at the wrists. PIN, cut the excess fabric and the hem of the garment. If the kimono has sleeves, full that fall behind the body, you're better take the sleeves, apart from the body of the garment and the alteration of the shoulder of the sleeve, and not the cuff.
4
Mark the length of the dress. A traditional kimono should fall right at the top of the legs on a woman; However, few people wear a kimono in a strictly formal point of view, then follow the customer's preference. On a man, the garment falls generally on the knees. PIN, cut the excess fabric and the kimono of the hem.
Adapt,a,Kimono
Change a leather belt
Instructions
1
Measure the size of your waist and add 6 inches - a space enough to buckle. Take your measurement where you want your belt to wrap around your body. For example, if you prefer a less riding on hip belt, wrap the tape measure around your hips in the lower area.
2
Cut the desired length leather belt. To do this on the end that has holes punched, to avoid having to remove the belt loop. Use a pair of scissors of leather for a precise and even cut. If you prefer a cut patterned as a curve, use a pencil to outline the design inside the belt and use snips of leather or a razor blade to cut the end of the strap.
3
Wrap the belt around your body and secure it in place with a clothespin. Use a pencil to mark where to go new belt holes, spacing of the holes in the same distance as the existing one. Drill the holes with a punch of leather to create a professional look that mimics those already punched in your belt.
4
Try the belt and make the necessary adjustments.
Change,a,leather,belt
Work clamp leather boots
Use the laces to tighten boots
To tighten your leather work boots, the easiest method is to strategically bind your laces. Some points along the laces from working in areas of control of the boot. To tighten the boot in the heel, pull the laces at the locations where the boot folds at the ankle. Wrap the laces in this area in the clutches of lacing twice to make sure that they stay in place. To tighten the ankle boot, low calf and toes, tighten the laces on these areas. Use a node of Surgeon of is to ensure that the tight area remains tight. The Great Outdoors Web site describes the node of surgeon as cross laces three times between the legs of lacing. Continue to lace up the boots as usual until the work boot is fully laced.
Add songs to the loose boots
Sometimes no amount of strategic lacing can fix a loose work boot. Leather steel toe work boots are an example. The laces can tighten the toe area. You can still make this boot fit by placing a WAD of wet cloth in the toe. Equip your foot to make sure the right person. Add more fabric or remove it as needed. Dry air to fabric. This is a tighter boot toe. Addition of the insoles in the heel can tighten the shoe to your foot. Use the methods of lacing as well as the fabric of the toe and/or soles to boot leather work to adapt to your foot.
Take care when using water
Some people will tell you to wet the leather boot and dry quickly with a dryer, oven or clothes dryer. Places so make your trunk to the risk of cracking, tearing of the plant and become deformed, especially if there is a steel toe. Wet leather also hardens and is easily damaged. Odors are also a problem. Avoid using water to shrink the leather as it can ruin the work boots.
Keep the right fit
Keep your boots fit keeping them cleaned and packaged with leather conditioner. To allow the work boots wet to dry away from any source of direct heat, including the sunlight in the air. Replace your shoelaces when they are frayed and wash them when they become hardened with dust, mud, or fat.
Work,clamp,leather,boots
Change the shoulder of a jacket
Instructions
1
Turn the jacket inside-out, so that you can modify the inside of the jacket without causing visible damage to the outside of the shirt.
2
Remove the shoulder seam using the hooked end of the découd. Use the hook on the seam Ripper pull on each individual point to cut the seam. Do not completely remove the entire seam, simply cut around the shoulder area where is located the armpit. Remove the shoulder pads if your jacket has them.
3
Fold out of the duct to the shoulder. Generally about an inch should be sufficient for most people. If desired, fold the extra inch to meet your needs. To have an idea of how you need to change the shoulder, place pins in the shoulder to keep it intact and rests lightly on the jacket.
4
Restitch shoulder from the inside of the jacket using your sewing machine. When finished cut any loose fabric from the inside of the jacket. Cut flush point to avoid any discomfort when wearing the jacket.
Change,the,shoulder,of,a,jacket
Shorten the costumes
Instructions
1
Try the jacket or pants, depending on what clothing you would like to shorten. Mark the desired length of the sleeve or pants leg with a straight pin or a safety pin. It may be useful to have someone else mark measures, because it can be difficult to do it yourself if you wear the garment.
2
Remove the pants or jacket and put the garment in reverse. Delete the original hem using a seam Ripper. Snip stray threads using scissors. Do not cut the points that are part of the edge of the finished fabric.
3
Measure the length of the edge of the fabric to the PIN that is marking the desired length, using a tape measure. Mark the hem of shirt or pants with the tailor chalk every inch around the tissue for a hem likewise. Remove the PIN.
4
Fold the fabric once entering on the chalk line to prepare for the hem at the level of the fold of iron. Place a cloth on the costume before ironing, to protect tissue against water, stains or burns caused by iron: iron with a cloth also prevents the fabric to an unwanted shine. Fabric iron carefully at the level of the fold using a low setting of cotton and a higher temperature for the wool setting. Repeat on the other leg shirt or pants.
5
Note If the length of the edge of the fabric to be ironed hem is greater by 1 1/2 inches. If so, the excess fabric should be cut. Using a measuring tape, measure 1 1/2 inches of the ironed hem and mark the fabric folded with of tailor's chalk. Repeat the measurement and mark every inch around the shirt or pants leg. To prevent the fabric from unravelling, use pinking shears to cut the excess fabric on the chalk line. If you use straight scissors, apply the sealant liquid seam at the raw edge of the fabric to prevent fraying and allow to dry. Repeat on the other leg shirt or pants.
6
Thread a needle with a single thread that is 18 inches long. Tie wire 1/2 inch of its end keep the jacket or pants backwards. You will be sewing the hems of the sleeves or pants by hand, using a blind spot that produces points that are visible only on one side of the garment.
7
Start the first St on one side seam of the sleeve or pant leg. Hold the needle threaded under the folded hem. Insert the needle 1/8 inch from the edge of the fabric. Pull the needle and thread through the folded fabric. Insert the tip of the needle into the sleeve or pant leg 1/8 inch above the edge of the folded fabric. With the tip of the needle, take 1/16 to 1/8 inch of the shirt or pants leg. Pull the thread through the folded fabric, 1/8 inch from the edge of the fabric.
8
Continue the blind spots to complete the hem. Hand-stitched the first point and the last stitch sewn by hand to meet on the side seam. When you're done, double knot the thread, and then cut the excess thread.
Shorten,the,costumes
Bleach and put holes in Jeans
Instructions
Bleach
1
Choose a stylistic preference of Bleach: half immersed, jean whole or acid washed. Create a mixture of bleach with a ratio of 1 cup of bleach 2 cups of water, using waterproof gloves. The total amount that you need will depend on your stylistic approach with the milled appearance. If possible, bleach water outdoors for ventilation; Otherwise, open a window in the area you are working.
2
Fill a bucket with mixture of bleach and water, if you want a water of bleach-dipped half's work. Loop a stick in the belt; The jean has no loops, use a hanger with clips of trousers. Place the stick or the hanger on the edges of the bucket and let the pants legs lie folded into the mix; Remember that bleach creep the fabric about an inch from direct contact. Wait about an hour to make sure that the bottom is completely white.
3
Fill a tub with a few inches of the mixture of bleach and water, for water bleach jean together. Place the flat elongated pants in the bathtub. Wait approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how the light denim is and how white you want.
4
Put the pants on the canvas or plastic, for an acid wash. Be sure that all of the soil around the laundering is covered, or bleach to spill outside. Dip a sponge in the mixture of bleach and water and apply on the jeans by sweeping gently and blot you want to fade. Do not apply a severe with the sponge pressure so that the look is not whiter than what you want. The full bleached effect appears after only fifteen minutes following direct contact; You can reapply if you want a whiter wash.
5
Wash the jeans in the washing machine. Use the cold water and the usual amount of laundry cycle. Make sure that you wash only jeans, as bleach can affect additional clothing.
6
Operate the jeans a second time through the wash cycle to seal the process, using cold water - and add 1 cup of vinegar. Let dry by hanging outside or in a solo dryer.
Make the holes
7
Put on your jeans and mark where you want your tears with a chalk, pencil or some other washable writing utensil. Popular looks include the slots and holes on and around areas of the knee and thigh. Consecutive slots that reach sewing sewing on your knees and upwards to a trendy, calculator watch, while a few random holes of various sizes around your knees and thighs make a more naturally ripped look. After marking, remove the pants.
8
Cut everything right, horizontal slits with a knife or scissors. For a look more hole-like, sew a small incision with scissors or a knife and tear apart with your hands.
9
First the edges of the slots or holes with a textured rock, paper glass, or a file by rubbing the issue repeatedly on the tear. Sandpaper is easier for beginners, because it is a flat surface to manage.
10
Seal cracks and holes with the waterproof fabric glue water by gluing the area fringed inside the pants. Make sure the glue is completely dry before throwing them in the dryer because a lot of tissue adhesives are flammable when it is in liquid form.
Bleach,and,put,holes,in,Jeans
Get white wax residues wide rain boots
Instructions
1
Spray the stain remover directly on the chest or on a cloth.
2
Rub the boot vigorously for a few minutes until the wax is gone.
3
Spray protector and regenerator directly on the shoe or a cloth. Rub the solution on the boot with your cloth. This will clean and shine rubber boot.
4
Use a cotton swab to remove small pieces of wax residues, flying over.
Get,white,wax,residues,wide,rain,boots
Darning a hole in Spandex
Instructions
1
Place the article on a ball or another form of farm to keep the tense play.
2
Cut a length of yarn long enough to fold and have a little more when you are finished.
3
Make a knot at both ends of the wire. Push the needle into the bottom right of the hole, as it faces you. Make sure to run the needle through a section of the spandex, where the node from slipping through the hole that you damn.
4
Pull the thread all along. Push the needle up, running through the other side of the hole that your previous point comes to pass through. Do not pull the thread tight at this stage.
5
Continue through the edges of the hole in the same way, by repeating your threading model. The objective is to create a zigzag through the hole pattern in the spandex, which will seal after you stretch the wires.
6
Start to stitch a little closer together as you reach the top of the hole. The tip of your needle is used to draw, from bottom to top, each point tight as they progress to the top of the opening. This ensures the same voltage all the way through the hole.
7
Stretch the wire above the hole. Push the needle down and through, committing a small section of spandex. Leave a loop of 2 mm.
8
Run your needle through the loop you just made. Tighten the wire, the closing node.
9
Needle through the top of the now closed hole, pushing little about halfway in the repair.
10
Pull the thread all along. Cut off the excess with your scissors.
Darning,a,hole,in,Spandex
Sew a breach in a bra
Instructions
Small hole
1
Take a moment to examine your bra for smaller holes. If the holes are particularly small, use a piece of chalk to mark the holes for find them you easily.
2
Choose a cotton thread whose color matches your bra. Cut an arm length if you have several holes and about half of this is you have a hole. Thread the needle and tie the two ends together so that you have a complete loop of the chain.
3
At the back of the BRA, pinch together the small hole. Sew long on the hole until it is completely landlocked.
4
Stretch the BRA to make sure that the hole is mended safely. Pull the needle under your last stitch, tie the string and cut the thread with scissors. If you have several holes, repeat this process until all the holes are mended.
Big hole
5
Take your bra torn in a fabric store and choose a patch or a small amount of fabric and a similar color as your bra. Or, you could get creative and add a touch of another color or design of your bra.
6
Place the BRA on the patch or the fabric on a flat surface. Use chalk to describe more great all around the hole about 2 cm.
7
Use an iron to fold and press the edges of the patch or fabric at the back to keep the raw edges of your skin.
8
Cut an arm length of cotton thread in a color that matches your bra. Thread the needle and tie the two ends together, so you have a loop completes the chain.
9
Use the stitches to sew all around the patch. Once you've made your way around, stretch the BRA to make sure that the patch is firmly in place. Pull the needle under your last stitch, tie the string and cut the thread with scissors.
Bra fittings
10
Feel the frames, to ensure that it is not broken. If this is the case, buy new frame at a craft store. If the frame is not broken, push it down into the BRA.
11
Cut about three quarters of the arms of thread padding which is a similar color as your bra. Thread the needle and tie the two ends together, so you have a loop completes the chain.
12
Weave the thread firmly on top of the hole, covering approximately 2 cm before and after the hole along the seam and frames. Tie a double knot with the wire and the snip.
Sew,a,breach,in,a,bra
Get a cord of a pants belt
Instructions
1
Tie a knot at one end of the new cord. This helps to prevent from accidentally slipping through if you pull too hard.
2
Attach the other end of the cord new to the old. Cut or untie the knots that may be present on the old cord.
3
Pull the old cord out, while sliding the new cord in the belt at the same time. Pinch along the belt to remove slack, assisting in the integration of the new cable.
4
Remove the safety pin. Tie a knot at the other end of the cable, if you wish.
Get,a,cord,of,a,pants,belt
Darn panty
Instructions
1
Put the pants upside down. Turn your iron on its setting the lowest.
2
Snip away any frayed or loose threads that you could accidentally cross or push it forward, compromise the integrity and the appearance of the repair.
3
Pull the hole closed as much as possible, taking care to avoid the gathers or wrinkling of the fabric.
4
Cut a piece of adhesive fabric about 1/4 inches larger than the hole on all sides. Place tape over the hole.
5
Hold the iron on the band for 3 to 5 seconds, let it melt adhesive strip and value.
6
Return the pants. Cut a piece of thread and thread your needle.
7
Tie the ends in a knot. Through the back of the fabric Strip, pushing even if the front of the hole in the needle.
8
Stitch the hole closed in a zigzag pattern, trying to keep each point as close as possible to minimize the appearance of the thread. For the knit pants, you will need to do a second set of parallel to the first stitches - forming a model of subwoofer.
9
Stretch the point at the top, stopping inside the panties. Leave a small loop in place.
10
Run the needle through the loop, then go down the repair half. Pull firmly on the wire.
Darn,panty
Get across the DrawString is stuck inside the pants
Instructions
Hanger method
1
Pull the cord completely from the panties.
2
Cut the hook of a hanger. Bend it by hand to obtain a slight curve.
3
Make a small hook at one end of the suspension, using your needle nose pliers.
4
Slide one end of your cord through the hook. Squeeze hook just enough to secure the chain, so it won't shoot for free as you push through your belt.
5
Insert the end bent snap in one side of the belt of your pants.
6
Push well support belt, sometimes scrunching fabric to help him get by.
7
Unfold the hook with your pliers. Pull the handlebar the rest of the way through, everything now on the cord.
8
Tie a knot at each end of the cord to help prevent this from happening again.
With the help of a safety pin
9
Pull the rest of the way to sweat pants.
10
Open the safety pin. Push the needle of the rod tip into one end of the cord.
11
Close the safety pin. Insert the rod into the slide in sweat pants. Scrunch the fabric according to the needs, by grasping and pushing the rod guiding well.
12
Pull the PIN on the other end of the slide.
13
Remove the safety pin. Adjust each end of the cord length.
Get,across,the,DrawString,is,stuck,inside,the,pants
Cancel a zipper stuck on a delicate Blouse
Instructions
1
Apply a small DAB of liquid hand SOAP at the end of a cotton swab.
2
Work the SOAP in and around the opening of the closing slide.
3
Work the closing slide slowly backwards until it comes free.
4
Wash the garment by hand or machine wash on gentle cycle in your washing machine, as prescribed by the instructions of tag for the care of the blouse.
Cancel,a,zipper,stuck,on,a,delicate,Blouse
Stop the elastic in a belt of roll
Instructions
1
Select a thread color that matches or complements the color of your clothing.
2
Make a small incision inside the belt using your Cutter. It does not matter where the incision is made. Pull on the elastic.
3
Drag the top of the sheath elastic belt under the arm of your sewing machine. Put your foot to fasten the fabric.
4
Run the belt through the machine for approximately one to two millimetres below the upper edge of the belt itself. Continue around the entire circumference of the panties.
5
Finish the stitch. Cut the thread to release the clothing of the machine.
6
Feed the elastic to the back through the envelope, using a straightened coat hanger or a safety pin to guide you.
7
Close the small incision you made earlier by sewing by hand with a matching thread and a needle sewing hand.
Stop,the,elastic,in,a,belt,of,roll
Dyeing faded gown
Instructions
1
Cover your hands with rubber gloves to protect your skin against splashes and stains of dyeing.
2
Fill a large metal pot with 3 litres of water for each 1 of tissue paper you want to dye. If you plan to dye a single blouse and heat the water on the stove to a steady simmer, use 1 gallon of water.
3
Add 1 tablespoon of mild laundry detergent to the water and stir the pot until the detergent has completely dissolved.
4
Place the blouse in a sink or tub and turn the hot faucet. Wet blouse so it is tempered throughout. Press or twist the excess water from the blouse. Turn off the faucet and set aside the blouse.
5
Fill a bowl of medium height with 2 cups of hot water. Add half a bottle of dye liquid or half a packet of dye powder. Reduce the dye in the quarter if you stain a unique blouse.
6
Shake the solution until it is well mixed, or until the dye powder dissolves. Pour the solution into the pot. Stir the pot of dye for three to five minutes or until it is completely mixed.
7
Steamed the blouse and put it in the dye bath simmering. Stir the blouse in the bath with a utensil long stirring, such as the spoon of wood, for five minutes.
8
Add 1 cup of salt in the pot if the blouse is made of rayon, cotton, flax or ramie to promote the same colouring. Add 1 cup of white vinegar if the blouse is made of silk, wool, or nylon.
9
Constantly stir the dye for 25 to 30 minutes bath or a full hour get a deeper color.
10
Turn off the burner of the stove. Remove the blouse of the dye bath and place in a sink with hot running water. Rinse the blouse, gradually decrease the temperature of the water, until the water runs clear through the fabric.
11
Press the excess water from the blouse. Hang the garment to the outside or dry in the dryer. Read the attached blouse garment care label to determine the appropriate setting when using a dryer.
Dyeing,faded,gown
Is it possible to shrink Jeggings or make tighter
Instructions
Narrowing DIY
1
Read the label of the fibre content. Stretch cotton mixtures with a high percentage of cotton are prone to shrinkage, but those with a low percentage of spandex - typically less than 5% - have less tissue recovery when the textile is stretched during natural movement. Mixtures of stretch cotton with a high percentage of elastane - 5% or more - tend to damage in the intense heat settings used to shrink cotton, causing synthetics to weaken, break down and eventually lose elasticity.
2
The value of your machine cycle to wash in a hot water temperature setting, even if the label indicates a cold wash. Turn your jeggings upside down and wash with a liquid laundry detergent all-purpose.
3
Place the jegging on a mesh laundry rack and dry flat if your jeggings have a high percentage of elastane. Do not hang the bottom to avoid stretch fibers. If your jeggings have a low percentage of spandex, button strap and Zipper fly front. Put the bottom upside down. Throw them in the dryer at a setting of heat to shrink the.
4
Try on your dry jeggings before a mirror full length. Look at the contour fitted along the seams side as well as the fit around your habits of wear - front pockets, mounted forward, hips, seat back, thighs and knees.
5
Check the length of bottom hem. If your jeggings have a high percentage of cotton, funds tend to shrink transversally and longitudinally.
6
Sit in a Chair and search for comfort around the seat, thighs and knees. Make sure that the hem is not hiking upwards.
7
Rewash your jeggings again in hot water if you are not satisfied with the form or length. Dry flat or in your dryer, depending on the expandable blend. Skip this step if you are satisfied with the result.
Resize and customize your Jeggings
8
Put your jeggings upside and slide on. The belt button and Zipper fly front. Have a friend to pin the side seams left and right with the seamstress or safety pins. Pin along the belt, thigh and leg as well as the area of the knee and calf.
9
Pin the crotch. Adjust the side seams match pins if you begin to feel an uncomfortable.
10
Repin knee, leaving room for the movement natural bending and sitting. You can have your friend code on the front and the back of the knee as a guide to your tailor.
11
Pin the hem at the bottom if you want to shorten the jegging. For a custom length and precise, put on heels or shoes that you wear regularly to your background.
12
Take off the jegging and gently turn them inside out to examine the side seams, crotch and length. If your funds have rivets, Pocket detailing or embroidery, you may lose these details with customized side seams. If your jeggings have back pockets, their positions can move as you take in the side seams.
13
Pack a pair of jeggings or skinny jeans that you match as a guide to your tailor. If you adjust the length, Pack your shoes. Alternatively, you can take notes adjustment adjustment you make at home to lead your tailor. This step is optional, don't forget not that sewing is not free and any additional adjustment affects your cost.
Is,it,possible,to,shrink,Jeggings,or,make,tighter
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