Wide hips and a narrow waist are the proportions of the figure that many women dream of. Unfortunately, it can be quite a challenge. Especially that the sizes in stores can differ depending on the manufacturer. Instead of tiring searching for the perfect pants, we can create them ourselves, using one of the following methods.
We suggest how to narrow the pants waist using the machine
People using a special sewing machine should start with ripping. Then we turn the pants inside out to try on. Collect the excess material symmetrically on the sides and mark it with pins. When narrowing the trousers, sewing should be done under the lines marked by the pins so that the new stitch meets the original stitch at the leg. Then cut the remaining excess material and sew the cuts, preferably the so-called overlock stitch. The last step is to sew the belt and the loops that you sewed off in the first step with a straight stitch.
Needle, scissors and thread, i.e. narrowing the pants waist with three items
However, not everyone has the ability to use a sewing machine or simply does not have such equipment. You can then use a normal needle and thread, as in the above method. Namely, first, cut the belt on the seam line, and then turn the pants inside out. Measure the excess material on the sides, marking it with pins or white chalk. After it is cut, we use a durable stitch to accurately cover the created seams. Finally, the belt has been torn off earlier.
How to narrow the pants waist without a machine and sewing? Use the eraser!
There is another one for the narrowing of the trousers at the waist, which requires virtually no skills in the field of tailoring alterations. The use of a button elastic is the quickest and easiest way to make pants that are too wide. It is enough to make two cuts on the sides of the strip, and then sew buttons next to it. The last step is to pull the rubber band through the free space with a safety pin and make holes at their end.
Source: Gazeta
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