As a moderately long legs skinny me, I also have some problems finding jeans. The brand that I like right now, which is a bit 'expensive, are Levi E. Capital They have a great variety and a lot of great boot cut styles, and Levi said this thing handy finder Jean, is answer some simple questions such as Do you like your jeans to fit, and what you want open the leg, and jeans are based off that. Another brand of jeans are a bit 'are fond of Hollister, mainly because the jeans are long, and they are defiantly long. They also have a wide range of boot cut and flared jeans.
I have seen inserts for the side seams to enlarge the waist. If the adjustment is not much you can get the material from jean fabric store, a wedge shape from the fabric, allowing for seams on all sides. Will need to remove the belt in the area of the side seam, cut so that you can add material in the band too. Open the side seams so you can sew a wedge into the seam. Add material to the belt to extend it to adapt.
The way forward is to have a pair of jeans you like the fit. Turn those who want to change back. Lay on the good of those who need to change. Draw around the good ones on the other. This will give you the sewing lines that alter the pants to fit, as good ones. You may need to remove the belt to change the dimensions of life. Sandblasting is a very singular. You can try bleaching, but it certainly will not look the same. Denim makers use 'chemicals highly sophisticated and special machines for sanding jeans after they are sewn together. This is why most denim jeans are so expensive.
Usually, when jeans are dyed with the color brown are sure it is washable without fading. Bleach might work, but you risk ruining all together. Bleach spots and blotchy areas. The best I can suggest is to bring in cleaners and see if they have a method of bleaching jean. Otherwise just leave as is.
You can use fabric paints and they are so nice to work. When dry they are soft to the touch. You can also use acrylic paints dry well as well. Before painting over the stain, wash the jeans without fabric softener. Then iron the area free of wrinkles and paint the design. When the paint has cured for at least 24 hours, use a pressing cloth and iron painted. This seal and protect the paint as well. When you wash jeans, I would use cold water because the heat will wear out faster than the painting. You can put the jeans in the dryer and I turn them to protect the paint.
To make a mini skirt! Well first, cut off the legs. Do not cut their legs exactly where to meet in case you need to correct something. Cut a bit 'lower. Then cut off any uneven edges and make the skirt the same length all around. But there is no need to sew anything in return. Just pull some wires loose and give him "that look" custom. Make sure you use those big tailor scissors or any tough scissors so you do not make a mess. Cut jeans is really hard.
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