How I Made My Own Jeans or: It Takes A Lot of Work to Make a Pair of Jeans!

I modified jean pattern from Built By Wendy, slimmed it out a lot, lowered the rise a 1/2″, figured out how to make a button fly, and sewed like crazy. These where made from 2 yards of sample denim from Winmill Fabrics in Downtown Crossing, some metal buttons purchased in a misc. lot from eBay, and a little square of fabric from Ikea. I even employed Ann’s Grandmother’s newly re-calibrated serger. Totally pro!

I’m taking orders for jeans now. I’m only making size 30″ waist, and I’m charging $1200 a piece. Any takers?

3 Responses to “How I Made My Own Jeans or: It Takes A Lot of Work to Make a Pair of Jeans!”

  1. emmaopeel Says:

    my only suggestion might be a more slim fit in the caboose!

    a steal at twice the price.

  2. John Torres Says:

    If you move the decimal over one place… to the left I’d buy one. That would probably still work out to about $8 an hour before materials.

    I really like them. I like my pants a little wider on the bottom but I love the pockets and the striped fabric on the back pocket.

    Totally pro indeed!

    Excellent job. I wouldn’t even know where to start making my own pants.

  3. bethC Says:

    Wow! I am deeply impressed! Amazing fornication pants.

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