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DIY Distressed Frayed Jeans

Feb 1, 2012 · 540.6K views

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Clothing
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Old Navy
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jeans
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denimdistressingfraying

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Description:: BLOG :: http://wendyslookbook.com Hi everyone! Distressed jeans are one of my favorite denim styles. It pairs well with casual and edgy looks. I love the DIY results so much that I might do another pair =) Materials: - Jeans (Mine are from Old Navy) - Fabric chalk (available at fabric stores, Target, etc...) More
:: BLOG :: http://wendyslookbook.com Hi everyone! Distressed jeans are one of my favorite denim styles. It pairs well with casual and edgy looks. I love the DIY results so much that I might do another pair =) Materials: - Jeans (Mine are from Old Navy) - Fabric chalk (available at fabric stores, Target, etc...) - Scissors - Wood block (hardware or lumber stores can give you this for free =) - Tweezers - Sanding block (available at Target) - Razor - Sand paper Step 1: Wear jeans and mark above the knee cap & on upper thigh Step 2: Cut two small clean lines Step 3: Insert wood block Step 4: Gently fray the edges Step 5: Loosen and gently pluck out threads Step 6: Cut bluntly with razor blade to create a natural destroyed look Step 7: Trim excess threads Step 8 : Fray the edges & sand area to enlarge the opening Step 9 : Heavily sand thigh area and below the knees to create a more distressed look Thank you so much for watching! :: TWITTER :: http://twitter.com/wendynguyen :: FACEBOOK :: http://facebook.com/wendyslookbook :: SONG :: Ooh La La - "Yeah People" http://www.myspace.com/oohlalaband

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