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Klassische Ballonhose. Saint Laurent. Hose mit Kordelzug. Hose mit Schnallenriemen. Gerade Hose mit Falten. XS, M. Hoodie mit Print. This will be the new seam for your trousers. Insert a pin every 3 inches 7. Insert these pins perpendicular to the edge of the fabric. This will make it easier to remove them as you sew. Repeat this for the other lines. Part 3. Thread your sewing machine with a durable matching thread. Choose a strong thread for the seams on your trousers.
These seams need to be strong, especially if you will be making the trousers slim or skinny. Choose a thread color that matches the color of your fabric as well, such as black thread for black pants. Try using a denim thread for a strong, durable option. Set your sewing machine to the straight stitch setting. The straight stitch is ideal for sewing seams on pantlegs and it is an easy stitch to use.
This stitch is usually the first setting on sewing machines, but check your instruction manual to be sure. Make sure that your sewing machine is set to the recommended tension and stitch length for using the straight stitch. Sew a straight stitch along the first line on the fabric. Sew along the line on your fabric. Sew up from the bottom of the pantleg. If the line goes off the edge of your pants, then sew right off the edge. If the line goes all the way up the pantleg to the crotch, then sew all the way to the crotch.
Don't sew over them or you may damage your sewing machine. Backstitch when you reach the end of the line. To backstitch, hold down the lever on the side of your sewing machine and apply gentle pressure to the pedal. This will reverse the direction of the feed dogs gears under the needle that move the fabric so you can sew in the opposite direction. Backstitch for about 1 to 2 inches 2.
Then, release the lever and sew to the end of the line again. Backstitching will strengthen the ends of your stitches. Repeat the process for the other leg. After you finish sewing the lines on the first pantleg, switch over to sewing the other one. Repeat the same process so that both pantlegs will have the same amount of tapering. Yes you can do this.
Not Helpful 6 Helpful Yes, a tailor is well equipped to taper pant legs. Most tailors will be happy to do it either way, but if you want to be sure that the taper is exactly as you want it, be sure to direct how it is pinned. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 8. You should taper both seams, so that the pants do not look and feel weird. Not Helpful 13 Helpful Not Helpful 7 Helpful If you are tapering your pants slim, first unpick the hem of your pants, iron the pants, draw and pin the tapering line all the way through your pants, and cut away the excess fabric.
Once you've sewn back your pants you can re-hem them with a neat hem that fits the new tapered cut. If the jeans have top-stitched or flat-felled seams, you really can't unless you are an experienced seamstress. Sometimes one side of the leg will have a regular seam.
You can try pinning out some of the flare on that side to see if they will hang straight with only that one side taken in. Otherwise, a tailor or seamstress will need to take the flare out of both sides and recreate the same style of original stitching. It's easy for an experienced sewer, you just need to weigh the cost and time expenditure vs a new pair of jeans. Not Helpful 10 Helpful What kind of needle would I use for the machine, since the jeans I'm trying to taper are made of a thick fabric?
Often the needles will say denim on the box as well. Not Helpful 12 Helpful You can use these instructions as a basic guide. However, use a pair of spandex and polyester pants as to outline the new seam on your pants instead of pinching the pants while wearing them. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 4. Not Helpful 0 Helpful 3.
A universal needle should work. However, if the denim is very thick, then you may want to use a heavy-duty needle.
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