See, the problem with these jeans was that they were in pretty good condition, but were just that bit too short for my liking. I like the hem to cover my shoes, but these totally exposed them. Which looked ok but always too short to me.
What to do?
Materials needed:

Jeans. [uh duh.... ]

Cloth and craft glue. [Spotlight sells these leftover cloth fragments which is where I got these. Buy just enuff to do 2 hems]
and basically what I did was to cut the cloth to size, and then glue it to the hems, so that now my jeans look like this:


Cool eh? Until I realised that hardly any of my footwear matches the fabric........................... -_-!!!!!
Other than that, it looks really amateur [duh] when you look closely at it, but since hardly anyone's gonna be looking at my feet, I'm not too bothered. *grin*
This is what happens when pple have too much time and fingers get too itchy........
1 comment:
wow those jeans looks like i could wear them as well.
Post a Comment