I found a pair of jeans at the thrift store and thought they'd make a great pair of carpi-length pants. I got out my scissors and took a whack at them.
The prior owner had hemmed the pants using stitch-witch so I used the top line of that as my cutting mark.
Then, I pinned up a short 1/2 inch hem and put in the about 2 inch fold I wanted. I didn't just want to fold and hem, I wanted to make them look like they were rolled up.
You might look at this and think "hey, aren't those pins pointing the wrong way?" As in, shouldn't you turn them around so you can easily remove them while stitching? Of course I should have. I realized it once I tried to put it onto the machine. A couple minutes later I was on my way.
It isn't easy taking a picture of your own lower legs. I tried, and this is the best I could come up with. Not a great picture, but you do get the idea. Although, now that the weather is starting to cool down, I should go back to working in fleece. Gosh, I love how forgiving fleece can be.
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