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Bell Bottom Blues, don't say goodbye!
I really hate skinny jeans.... I prefer boot cut or bell bottom jeans! Sadly, it seems more and more difficult to find these in the shops. So... I found a pair of jeans I liked but they were skinny and I turned them into Bell bottom ones!

Although it was the first time I did something like this. I followed my grandmother instructions and here they are! Thanks grandma!

Posted by KozmicBlues from Les Planes d'Hostoles, Catalunya, Spain • Published See KozmicBlues's 28 projects »
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  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 1
    Step 1

    You need to cut two triangles of fabric. You need to make the triangles before opening the leg.... but I forgot to take a picture so... sorry!

    The width of the bell depends on the jeans. In this case I only could made a medium-size bell... but If you do the same with a boot cut jeans the bell can be wider.

  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 2
    Step 2

    Once you have the triangles, open the leg. Obviously, you need to open the external part of the leg.

  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 3
    Step 3

    Take the triangles and attach them to the jean with pins. Don't forget to prepare the cuff of the fabric you are adding as well!

  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 4
    Step 4

    Then, stitch it temporarily and remove the pins.

  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 5
    Step 5

    In the picture you can see the result of the stitching process. Ready to sew it forever!

  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 6
    Step 6

    Sew it with the sewing machine. I think you can also do it by hand but you'll need a specific stich (I don't know which). I'm sure you can find more information on the internet.

  • How to make jeans. Skinny To Bell Bottom Jeans - Step 7
    Step 7

    And there go your bell bottom jeans!

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