Diy: Jean shorts

     Earlier this week, I decided to take a trip to Goodwill (I wanted to pop tags, and brought app. $20). I was looking for a lamp for my vanity, but also decided to take a looksy on the racks and came across a pair of Gap jeans in my size! They were in awesome condition but were way too short on me..which is a little loco, because I'm short to begin with! I wanted to transform them into something wearable and honestly couldn't pass up a $2 pair of jeans!

     So I came up with a tutorial on how to transform a pair of Jeans into a cute pair of cut-offs! Here it is...

1. Supplies needed:

A pair of Jeans

A ruler

Steel Wool

Scissors

Chalk

2. Measure where you want the length to be and mark with chalk.

3. Take the ruler and use it as a guide to trace the line of chalk across the jeans.

4. Cut along the line.

5. Fold the jeans over to make sure both sides are symmetrical.

6. Use the first side as a guide for the second.

7. Now its time to distress! Take the steel wool and rub along the edges to fray the fabric. Do this along seams to give a more "lived in" look.

8. Take the scissors and cut the seam along the pockets and drag them back and forth to create more fraying. Be creative!

9. Enjoy!

     I threw them in the dryer before I wore them to fray them just a bit more, every time you wash them the better they will look. So excited to wear these babies all summer!

Camo on a Sunday

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