it's Chris and today showing you how to take some pants and all right I'll take a banner here find out where that measures and this ruler is actually too interesting so I could just lay this down like this and Mark like that it gives me my cut we're going to take a ruler and we're going to measure up from the hem now and that measures a four inches in a little over so we're going to spend 4 and 1/16 so we're going to come over here on the other side seam we're going to measure up for and 1/16 going to drop this you can see it already with sparking the Leafs gonna be a bit effective compared to a real I'm going to lightly draw the real here I can get it okay I'm going to have to dark future all the way over there or the fake one then we're going to make this deep down just a little bit below try to make this even okay so I've gotten a little closer that way you can see easier and we want to make sure the hems are matched up perfectly that way we're not cutting these crazy and one legs not longer than the other so after I've done this like a million time to make sure this is perfect I'm going to cut on the curved line so let's see we'll take this and I'm going to cut it right where the pants we're going to mark where the two-inch Niram I'm going to be okay so now I've gone through and I've marked all of the him I messed up a little bit there that's okay mark this one and this one okay so I had the call for a backup and I had to go and get this big long spool holder here for industrial machine because my brother mission doesn't have something that's big enough to hold the spool off so I have to call for backup and get that gone and I have this on industrial sized spool of thread and looks like it goes on a serger but I'm going to be using it for the thread in order to sew this back on I would suggest using your industrial machine or a or an industrial machine if you can get a whole time just because Jean fabric is really think and you may mess up your motor if you're trying to go too fast or you might break your needle a couple times so get you a good old heavy-duty needle and some good thick thread that's about this color and match it up to the jeans it needs to be about the same color especially because you're giving this back to someone so make sure that's all good matching matching everything so it looks the same way indeed the bobbin thread on here when did it okay and just a rule of thumb when you're doing something I could say we want to make it match II and the pants are on the same that they have searched separately they have um it's open when it's going into the hem we want to make sure we do that and that's also going to save your mission some trouble because that way your mission won't be having a run over like what one two three big layers of no like four thick layers of Jean fabric no five um six layers because we got the back we got the front we got the folder part and we have these two layers that are going to be like that so five layers of Jean fabric we don't want to do that to our needle it's too delicate it especially if it's not an industrial machine and the motor may mess up and all these other problems just trying to sell some jeans so save ourselves a couple layers by just opening this up when we do it and the other side is going to have to stay that way because it's a flat felled seam and that's how it's already made so anyway and fold this up twice to here to your line and then fold it on your line and then we're going to sell it we got a pin it out okay now I took off this big plate here that way I can get access to this arm I won't have to be you trying to move around it so I think what I'm actually going to do is start on the thickest side just so I can already be past that side I don't have to have it be the middle will be the end sir I'm going to start my first right in it and I'm just going to turn this thing on this side this will turn it a couple times and check my stitches I'm not going to do the shortest stitch I'm going to do the next stitch or not that normal stage where I'm going to do this stitch in between which would be your most machines probably like a three it's a four is your biggest stitch maybe do it three where's foot if it's not moving you've got to have to work with it there's fabric it feels like the bobbins making ugly faces right now okay now made it back around to the stick side I had to lift up the presser foot to get over it on top of and then let it back down and now I'm going to make sure that's there max teach in a spot where you're not going to have a lot of resistance do not backseat you and this is what it looks like on this side the stitches aren't beautiful but they'll do we got it down and it's kind of rugged I don't like the way it looks scared up so yeah and they're like perfect on that side so I've loosen the tension now and let me see if my stitches look a little bit less than before I go after doing some trial and error on the edge of my own my extra pieces that I have to cut off you can't see that that's Murray anyway I did some stitches and I fooled around with my upper thread tension and that made it a little better someone I made it tighter this is where it was at first between two and three and then I just did one at a time went further and further until the stitches looks like I wanted it then once I got it to about six then it started to look right so full with it on your pretend pieces or the pieces that you're going to throw away the little scrap you