MERI FATT GAYEEEEE !

PHAAAAAAAAAAAAT GAYEEEEEEE,  dats wat she said when she ( my friend Vinita  ;-D      )

 mentioned about her denim and showed it to me. she has no clue how it happened. lol . Well i was up 3-4 drinks already when she showed the torn part of her denim. Now while writing the post i'm pondering as to, what kind of abrasion would have caused it.I'm assuming, either got rubbed through a thorny bush or got rubbed against a surface with pointed sharp edges.

We all know what it is like to have a favorite pair of treasured jeans that are so comfortable and fit so perfectly that we want to wear them every day. 

 The downside to this pure and beautiful jean-love is that too much wear leads to jeans wearing out – with telltale holes especially around the knees – and then before you know it, you have to either start patching, or search around far and wide to find another pair of jeans as great as your favourite jeans. But now, thanks to “modern fashion” there is a better solution! 

EVERYTHING has become “”cool”” and “”trendy”” all the threadbare patches, broken zippers, and holes in your favorite pair of jeans, patches, or any other torn parts, unless its not at the wrong place    ;-D

Turn your used/damaged denim into a cool mended look !

So you always wanted those cool new patched/mended denims which are a rare collectible piece. Starts $ 380, approx INR 16,500.

Don't worry about your pocket money, Just turn one of your old jeans into these cool/rare looking denim.

Just pick up any one of your old/used jeans...........usually they always have one or two holes at the knee due to excess wear/tear.........just patch these holes with another piece of denim fabric( not the same denim fabric) so the color contrast could be achieved. 

The ready stitched patch should look something like this below .....

 The stitching has to be done carefully from inside so you don't see any thread outside, it gives extra strength and life to the patch and lasts long............

oK if like a nit more artistic and work done upon/customized look, you can go ahead and make it look more authentic and rare by stitching all round the mended holes with a thread color of your choice 

( usually i prefer black, it gives it a more simple and natural look).

now either you could just rub it with a really hot iron for awhile or a mild sand paper ( this will make it look a bit brown/burnt aged look ...which looks more natural and professional).  

After all these process just wash your newly crafted denim in th washing machine adding two caps of bleach , just to give it a more uniform and fresh color/wash. Hang dry !!

NEXT DAY FEEL GOOD, ENJOY YOUR CREATION **