Learn how to remove excess fabric from the back trouser legs to get your pants to fit better. Altering ready-to-wear or me-made clothing is made easy with this technique.

Recycling old clothes and destroying new clothes to look old are 'the' trends nowadays, or so says my daughter who is a new convert to alternate fashion. I am

So it's been a while since my last tutorial - here's one from a pair of granny pants I bought for $3.00 at the op-shop. I made this becaus...

In this video you will learn to take in jeans waist and resize jeans waist. You may need to alter the jeans waist if its too loose or too tight. So in case if the jeans waist is too big then you can learn how to make jeans waist smaller with sewing and without sewing. Hey, I came with super easy and exciting hacks for downsizing the waist of the jeans. You already have seen our many videos about how to fix holes in jeans, pants, shirts. #jeans #resizewaist #alteration

1. Lay pants with desired leg width on top of your old, but well fitting in the waist pair (after undoing hem). 2. Mark seam line wit...

Instead of getting rid of a pair of jeans that is too small in the waist, make them comfortable again by altering the waistband to fit.

You can make your pants bigger around the waist using either stretching or sewing techniques. The easiest way to widen the waistband of your pants is to stretch the fabric to make it looser. You can also make more permanent alterations with scissors and a sewing machine.

Oversized pants are no fun—they leave you with an uncomfortable fit, and make you feel like you need to pull up your pants for the entire day. While the best solution is to slip into a pair of pants that fits you comfortably, there are few...

First, I'd like to thank all who commented on the fitting issues for my pants. I did look at Debbie's site and somehow thought it would not be the "one" answer to my problem, as I've become convinced that there is no one-step solution for me. But I think I have found part of the solution there. Tonight I spent adapting my pattern and making a muslin. My starting point, after reading all the information was the Threads issue of January 2006, an article by Joyce Murphy Adjusting pants from…