Am a woman who's nearly sixty years old, I've never seen anything like this before, absolutely fabulous, my husband has lost weight and needs 3 pairs of jeans, not anymore I've just turned the three pairs in and saved myself a £100 big big thanks
@@kai_rit okay so I took a regular thread but I cuted the same length like 5 times and added them all together and started sewing 😭 (sorry for my English)
Allow me to say this is the quickest and easiest sewing hack for tucking jeans I've done😭🔥. I was skeptical at first that the thread pulling wasn't gonna work. But y'all this ish is cleannn😭🔥❤️
It works, I would recommend if you’re fixing the back, to have the thread go do down a bit more, but it also depends on how loose the pants are but it definitely works
Very great tips, especially the first two. For anyone thinking about doing this i will however make a fair warning to the comfort and looks, especially for the last one. When creating folds like these without actually removing material the bundled up material can be really itchy and especially with harder heavyweight denim it can really dig into your waist. For some this may not be an issue but I personally had to remove the tuck from the back. Furthermore the tuck in the back significantly alters the yoke of the jeans and can in some cases cause it to bulge out creating a very unpleasant silhouette. Thus I would personally recommend trying either method 1 or 2 at first and seeing if you really need to tuck it at the back as it creates the most issues. But just try it for yourself if you don't end up liking it it's really just 1 thread to remove. Nice video!
So I just tried method #3 with these super high rise jeans I have that I never wear since the waistband gapes open so much - to remove bulk I took off the label tag inside the band and the center belt loop. It worked so well, I am amazed! Now my waistband doesn't gape open, and my pants look so much more tailored to my body! Thanks for this cool tutorial 😊
Wow, I'm so happy to hear that method #3 worked for you and helped tailor your jeans to your body! Removing the label tag and belt loop is a great idea to reduce bulk and create a smoother fit. Thank you for sharing your experience and feedback!
@@melissahaslett hey there! I actually tore out my stitching and re-did it this morning. The first method in the video makes a much better fit (except i did it on the sides of the back instead of the sides of the front since that interferes with the small front pocket) and highly recommend this version over what i did in my original comment! Taking it in from the back seam (method 3) creates a small but noticeable poof of fabric at the bottom of the triangle. Taking it in from the sides doesn't create this problem. Good luck!
omg i just did the first method on my skinny jeans and now i fita perfectlyyyy!!! it also gives an illusion of a tiny waist beacuse of the thread placement
This is probably the BEST and the easiest I ever seen The only problem I cannot sew by hands as well as you do. The good thing I don't need to make my jeans' waist smaller :-)
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL-IVE BEEN STUCK WITH THESE REALLY NICE BAGGY JEANS BUT THE WAIST IS TOO BIG SO I WANTED A FITTED WAIST BUT BAGGY LOOK SO THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
@@hellen2076 Depende de que tan gruesa sea la tela del pantalón. Si la tela es demasiado gruesa, es probable que se corte el hilo cuando intentes tirar de el.
@@karlaa.hernandez3777 como se esconde el hilo, después de jalar de él? O sea por lo que veo la aguja queda hacia afuera, entonces no entiendo como lo esconde detrás 🥺
Covid has treated me a little too nice so i stole a bunch of my mother and brother old jeans. They’re a bit too big but omg this video is an absolute life saver!!
the first one is SO easy but i messed up the first time and didn’t make it close enough to the seam so it looks a little bad but i’m gonna redo it rn!! i struggled for days trying to do the one to the back seam but this one is great!
Thank you for trying it out! And that's a great suggestion about using embroidery thread, it definitely makes the process easier. Glad to hear it worked for you!
There is a God lol. I can’t find jeans with my measurements and my hips are ginormous but my waist area always has this extra kangaroo pocket that makes me appear 40 pounds heavier
I tried method 3 first and it worked, but there was a bit of a pinch in the middle of the back. I did try it on thicker jeans, so that may be why. Switched to method 2 and that did the trick!
I think she is using embroidery thread, with all strands it in. If ypu don't have embroidery thread then use normal thread just thicken it by adding more strands.
I tried the first method and it works but there’s the remaining flap of the jeans fabric inside and it’s quite obvious! And also the thread keeps undoing itself or like untightening, Is there anyway to fix this because it really does work!! Thanks!
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Am a woman who's nearly sixty years old, I've never seen anything like this before, absolutely fabulous, my husband has lost weight and needs 3 pairs of jeans, not anymore I've just turned the three pairs in and saved myself a £100 big big thanks
Oh wow! Thanks for sharing your story.
Okay so I’m gonna try the first method and update yall😌
Update: IT WORKSSSS OMG IM SOOO HAPPY IT TURNED OUT REALLY WELL
PLEASE, what type of thread did you use, I've tried doing this before but I couldn't pull it at the end it just kept bunching up or tearing
@@kai_rit okay so I took a regular thread but I cuted the same length like 5 times and added them all together and started sewing 😭 (sorry for my English)
@@chansrightlefteyebrowhair9670 THANK YOU SO MUCH (:
@@kai_rit NPPPP HOPE IT HELPED ☺️
@@kai_rit This might be late but, I recommend using embroidery thread/floss.
love how this video goes straight to the point and there's no bs. I can't wait to try this method out!!
Thank you & Good luck :)
Did you use normal thread and needle or any special thread?
@@ummehasan674 I used normal thread and just doubled it
Allow me to say this is the quickest and easiest sewing hack for tucking jeans I've done😭🔥. I was skeptical at first that the thread pulling wasn't gonna work. But y'all this ish is cleannn😭🔥❤️
Your so welcome :)
I am definitely using this method..I love how it is one long stitch so you can always remove it if you gain weight. So convenient 😃
Great tip!
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This girl is a freaking GENIUS!!! 💖 THANK YOU DOLL!
Thankyou 😍
It works, I would recommend if you’re fixing the back, to have the thread go do down a bit more, but it also depends on how loose the pants are but it definitely works
Thanks for the wonderful tip!
Plz can u tell the type of thread used
@@ishika7961 I used regular sewing thread but I folded it on itself multiple times, about 3-4 times so it was stronger
I used thin yarn
@@ishika7961 it’s in the description!
Oh my God it works like dream after watching step-by-step I followed it and results were fantastic go for it girl
Thank you ☺️
It works! Love it. I keep the top and bottom unatached so I can pull both ends to tighten the thread. Thanks!
Great tip!
Very great tips, especially the first two.
For anyone thinking about doing this i will however make a fair warning to the comfort and looks, especially for the last one. When creating folds like these without actually removing material the bundled up material can be really itchy and especially with harder heavyweight denim it can really dig into your waist. For some this may not be an issue but I personally had to remove the tuck from the back.
Furthermore the tuck in the back significantly alters the yoke of the jeans and can in some cases cause it to bulge out creating a very unpleasant silhouette.
Thus I would personally recommend trying either method 1 or 2 at first and seeing if you really need to tuck it at the back as it creates the most issues.
But just try it for yourself if you don't end up liking it it's really just 1 thread to remove.
Nice video!
It worked thank you. I think I needed thicker thread. But over all my new way to stitch 👍🏼
Wonderful!
So I just tried method #3 with these super high rise jeans I have that I never wear since the waistband gapes open so much - to remove bulk I took off the label tag inside the band and the center belt loop. It worked so well, I am amazed! Now my waistband doesn't gape open, and my pants look so much more tailored to my body! Thanks for this cool tutorial 😊
Wow, I'm so happy to hear that method #3 worked for you and helped tailor your jeans to your body! Removing the label tag and belt loop is a great idea to reduce bulk and create a smoother fit. Thank you for sharing your experience and feedback!
I'm going to give that ago hi rise never fit properly
@@melissahaslett hey there! I actually tore out my stitching and re-did it this morning. The first method in the video makes a much better fit (except i did it on the sides of the back instead of the sides of the front since that interferes with the small front pocket) and highly recommend this version over what i did in my original comment! Taking it in from the back seam (method 3) creates a small but noticeable poof of fabric at the bottom of the triangle. Taking it in from the sides doesn't create this problem. Good luck!
omg i just did the first method on my skinny jeans and now i fita perfectlyyyy!!! it also gives an illusion of a tiny waist beacuse of the thread placement
This is probably the BEST and the easiest I ever seen The only problem I cannot sew by hands as well as you do. The good thing I don't need to make my jeans' waist smaller :-)
You're very welcome!
I love how you do it slowly so we can see how it's being done. Thank you.
Welcome and thanks for feedback. Please subscribe and share this video.
This my first time watching this and I tried the first one in the vid. It really worked!!! Thank you!! ❤️
Great to hear!
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TUTORIAL-IVE BEEN STUCK WITH THESE REALLY NICE BAGGY JEANS BUT THE WAIST IS TOO BIG SO I WANTED A FITTED WAIST BUT BAGGY LOOK SO THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
You are so welcome!
Thanks I need this for myself and my son. ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
You save me from giving my favourite pants to someone else
Can't thank you enough 🥺🥺
your welcome :)
Thanks for teaching us... I did on my jeans, and the result is perfect.😃
Great job!
Me a lazy Gen Z :Too much work ill just gain weight
Hahaha too funny 😂
Only if gaining weight was that easy... 🙁
Wish I could relate :( mine is the opposite after ordering extra large jeans for my fat thighs
Hahahah
@@meghamehra3777 yeah true
love this! I am finally able to wear my jeans
Wonderful!
It works 😭💖💖💖💖💖
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Omg, you're a lifesaver, I tried it after watching your video and it works I was stunned by it, thank you so much. ❤️
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Thank you for this so much!! I literally feel so accomplished and so comfortable in my own clothes now😭💖
You got this!
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WOW Thanks so much for sharing this video! I just took my jeans in in 4 places and they now fit GREAT and you cant see where I did it!!!
Glad it worked well 😃
Glad it worked well 😃
Super easy, fast, and effective. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Best diy/hack I've seen all day!!! Thank you so much!!! It really works!!!
Your welcome. Enjoy 😉
Lo hize y me quedo perfecto ... Primera vez que sigo un tutorial y ala primera me sale perfect
¿Se puede con el hilo básico (normal)?
@@hellen2076 Depende de que tan gruesa sea la tela del pantalón. Si la tela es demasiado gruesa, es probable que se corte el hilo cuando intentes tirar de el.
@@karlaa.hernandez3777 como se esconde el hilo, después de jalar de él? O sea por lo que veo la aguja queda hacia afuera, entonces no entiendo como lo esconde detrás 🥺
It works!!!!! 😭 it’s easy to follow and it WORKS!!
Glad it was helpful. 😊
Covid has treated me a little too nice so i stole a bunch of my mother and brother old jeans. They’re a bit too big but omg this video is an absolute life saver!!
Lol that's awesome! Thank you.
the first one is SO easy but i messed up the first time and didn’t make it close enough to the seam so it looks a little bad but i’m gonna redo it rn!! i struggled for days trying to do the one to the back seam but this one is great!
I love your ambitiousness. :)
So so easy! This changed the game for me.
what size of needle and thread should I use> thanks for the tutorial btw ✨ loved that you slowed down the vid in some parts !!
Use an embroidery needle, and embroidery thread. 😊
You’re welcome 😊 Please read the description for details.
Thanks this so came in handy with my big waist free people joggers now I do not have to wear with a belt! Your awesome for sharing
Thank you 😊
Best video but who actually listens to this music unironically
Hehe true😀
Women
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@@michaelswan7395 haha no
Yeah, instagram brought me here, and it works! Hahaha ive been wanting to try this on my dress pants (not jeans), and it works well :)) thank you
Welcome :)
Will the jeans look weird if I sew only one side of the jeans?
It depends. You can also try this alternative method. Its same but on backside.
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Can't tell you how much I love you 🥺 now I can wear my favourite shorts
You're the best!
I've seen this ladder stitch like method used to close-up holes. I'm sure it works, in small sections depending how thick the excess ends up. Hehe
Great tip!
Thank you.
Aapka trik bhot accha hai, aapke video dekh kar aaj me aapni beti ka din Jeans fit hi. Thank you so much🙂
Welcome :)
This really Works its so goooodddd now i dont have to put those jeans in the trash😚🤚
Stay connected for more :)
God loves the person reading this truly unconditionally ❤️❤
This is perfect. I'll try it out and see if it works!
thank you. give it a try and let us know. you can save the video for later.
I just tried the first method and it works perfectly!!!
1. Use a thick thread
2. I don't think it will work well with heavy/thick jeans
Great tip!
Thanks. This will save me so much money.
Welcome. Please subscribe for more videos.
It works!!!!!! Works better with thicker treads
Thanks for tip :)
Side way looks great thanks!
Welcome 🙏
Super gerade richtig meine Jeans ist viel weiter geworden lieben Dank❤❤
Rena P, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉
When you do the ladder stitch the fabric sucks in, so what do you do with the fabric that goes inside?
maybe sow the extra part a bit into the fabric with some extra thread
Tried this and it really works! My only suggestion is that when doing this use embroidery thread. This makes it a lot easier to pull through😊
Thank you for trying it out! And that's a great suggestion about using embroidery thread, it definitely makes the process easier. Glad to hear it worked for you!
I'm going to try first method 😊
Good luck 🤞
Great! I'm going to try this on a loose hoodie I have! 💕
Perfect! 😊
Amazing!!! i didnt know about the tip from the backside
It works! It looks very neat as well super happy
Glad you like it!
i tried it again ( the first time when i did it it wasnt correct) but it works yall
Best ✨
First method works 🥰i did it
Great 👍
Brilliant. This will save me thousands of dollars because I am losing Weight and only my sweat pants fit!
Thanks and good luck! ☺
Great idea I've tried it,and it works,thank you so so much.
You are welcome 😊
What kind of thread is that? Or do you just thread the needle multiple times?
Thank you so much for this video! Saved me so much money!
Glad it helped!
I love this tysm
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much it helps a lot 😊
Welcome
It worked perfectly, thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you. It worked!
Your so welcome 🤗
Amazing I’m trying this as soon as I get home !!!
There is a God lol. I can’t find jeans with my measurements and my hips are ginormous but my waist area always has this extra kangaroo pocket that makes me appear 40 pounds heavier
dude fucking same. They'll be hugging my thighs and ass perfect but i can fucking hoola hoop with the waist
I can feel your struggle.
It works and super easy. Thanks
You're welcome!
I tried method 3 first and it worked, but there was a bit of a pinch in the middle of the back. I did try it on thicker jeans, so that may be why. Switched to method 2 and that did the trick!
Thanks for sharing your experience :)
Thank u so much! No visible stitches 🤝
Keep watching
What materials do you use? Like what thick thread is that
I think she is using embroidery thread, with all strands it in. If ypu don't have embroidery thread then use normal thread just thicken it by adding more strands.
How do you know how far out to sew? As well as will the pants be in line with you body if you only see one side?
Both side should be sewed equally as per your requirements.
it helps me a lot thank you
It work lovely 🙏👍😭
Glad it worked for you:)
Can u plzz tell which type of thread to use??plzz tell
Thread used for this project: 👉 amzn.to/3hEwsXk
Beside this you can also use embroidery thread.
@@craftideas_ thnx a lot
Your welcome :)
Great tutorial. I am going to try it right about now.
Have fun!
Can i do this with really thin string? I dont have the thick string!
Off course as far as it’s strong enough!
Awesome hack u must try 💗💗
Thanks 😍
It works😔💚Thank uh so much🤗❤️❤️
Good Idea Best Hacks
Thanks
What do you do with the excess Jean material folded on the inside? Do you cut that out or just leave it? Thank you for your excellent tutorial.
Your so welcome.
You can leave it there and just knot the extra part inside if it's uncomfortable.
It works but the small pocket of right pocket makes problem
If possible then you can remove the coin pocket
Do these hold up when washed?? Gonna attempt this for a pair of scrubs
Yes the do! just make sure to use strong thread and lock the thread on both ends.
@@craftideas_ which thread did you use?
@@craftideas_ i cant tell if you used yarn or a thread specifically for denim. What thread is used?
@@kimdeadja6459 I think it’s a string or crochet thread #10 or #5.
Sorry this Is late but i think the thread is embroidery thread
Tried it. Love it. Thank you
Glad you liked it
I tried the first method and it works but there’s the remaining flap of the jeans fabric inside and it’s quite obvious! And also the thread keeps undoing itself or like untightening, Is there anyway to fix this because it really does work!! Thanks!
Oh no! When sewing try to keep the thread distance as short as possible.
Do you have to sew both sides or is sewing just one side okay too?
Sewing both side is better. Both keeping in mind that sewing both sides will reduce waist significantly.
It works thank you so muchh 💖
You're welcome!
This is perfect! Thankyou
Glad it was helpful!
Mazing very nice 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks dear.
Welcome 😊
How do y'all tie it off at the end, once you have synched it up? Just make a big knot so it doesn't go back through? Thank you for the video!
Yes, exactly
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Works! Thanks! 😃
Enjoy =)
This is amazing and very helpful
Glad you think so!
Super helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
It WOOOORKS ! Thank you veeeery much for this amazing video ur a saviour ❤🙌
You're welcome! Please subscribe and hit the bell icon. =)
Omg 😮 its work 😍 thank you so so much
You're welcome!
It worked for me but use a tight thick thread ❤
Great tip!
It worked. Thank you. ❤️
You're welcome!
omg I can't believe ksksks it worked
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