How to Alter Jeans 👖 waist 

Q

yeah they're gonna know.. cuz when you wear it, it'll be thick at the waist because of the folded in fabric.

​@@helloitsme-_- It's kind of like a dart in sewing and well, you cut it off.

@@mimoleta ohhhh.. It's a helpful trick, but I'm too afraid to do anything myself.. Part of me thinks what if I get a bit fat later on, cuz I'm really thin 😂

😂

with a good underwear, you wont feel anything

Stitch it

No

Actually they do it more professionally so you cant see that it was darted on the waist band

Embroidery thread

What kind of thread do I use

​@@trenadalemize839embroidery thread

Woolen

Kya samjhana hai bhai, easy to hai

I'd say measure your waist (belly button) with a fabric measuring tape and write that down. Ex: 35 inches. Then measure where the upper edge of your jeans would land on your body and write that down. Ex: 30 inches. Also measure the top edge of your jeans and write that down. Ex: 38 inches. Put the jeans back on and measure the length of the upper edge of your jeans that is loose. Ex: 5 inches because that's the loose area and it also hits your belly button lime from earlier. To find out how much you need to sew off on the upper edge of the jeans, subtract where your pants land on your body from the actual jeans width. Ex: 38 inches - 30inches = 8 inches you need to sew off. Since we need to sew off 8 inches total, you would measure 4 inches away from the side leg seam line and sew the invisible triangle 5 inches down. That's my guess úwù

​@@CrystalFur0w0i

use embroidery thread like they did, if you don't like it after you pull it together, then pull thread out and no harm done

I did it on my daughter's jeans! Worked really well and a HUGE timesaver for us.

embroidery thread

fold in is absolutely undetectable

U can jst cut it off and sew after this

No need

If you want i think you can

Yes

try buying new threads and use multiple strands