How to Quickly and Easily Take in a Trouser Leg
Hello. We're learning how to take in a pant leg. It's so easy, you can't even imagine. First, iron the crease, if there is one. Then, turn the pants inside out and iron them again. This will help us draw a straight line on the smoothly ironed leg. The leg itself is originally 23 cm at the bottom; we'll make it 19 cm, as many people don't like pants that are too wide at the bottom. Place a long ruler on the outside of the leg seam, stretching from the hip to the marked hem. Be sure to check the straightness of the line and confidently draw it. Use pins to block the seam so it doesn't move when stitching and sew directly along the drawn line. Then, with the overlocker open, trim the excess fabric and press. Turn them right side out and iron the creases. Watch carefully how to iron the pants correctly so the crease lines up right down the center of the leg. You need to fold the seam over the seam, that's the secret. Now look at our result and the difference between the two legs. If you found my video helpful, subscribe to my channel. See you soon.