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Dress Up Jeans



 
Do you have an old pair of jeans you'd like to dress up? It is easy to dress up jeans just by adding a ribbon trim to the bottom of the pants.

You will need:
Pair of jeans (a pair that is too short works really well)
Wide decorative fabric ribbon

Cut the hem off the bottom cuff of your jeans. If you'd like them shorter, like capri length, cut where desired length is. Measure a strip of wide ribbon to go along the edges of the cuffs. Pin the ribbon at the bottom cuff overlapping 1/4-1/2 inch.

pin ribbon to bottom of pants



Sew along the edge to attach. Glue the overlapping end of the ribbon in place with fabric glue or hand stitch closed.


Ribbon pants done


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