11 Ways to DIY Your Denim

Ready to revamp your closet? There’s no need to shell out a small fortune to update your denim!

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Looking for ways to give life to your dull denim pants? What about those outdated jean jackets? Then grab a a pair of scissors, a few pairs of well-worn jeans, jackets or other old denim items, a few little bonus items and get ready to whip up some cool DIY denim for a fraction of what you’d pay off the rack.

11 Ways to DIY Your Denim

1. Raw Hem

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This one of the easiest look to recreate. It involves simply hacking off the ends of your favorite pair of jeans to create those perfectly imperfect frayed ends. Just take a pair of scissors and cut away, then wash and dry them for the finished look. This works best on true denim (100% cotton is best—think Levi’s 501s rather than Forever 21 jeggings) and works well on everything from traditional jeans to denim jackets and dresses. (Idea via PasteMAgazine.com)

2. Patch it Up

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Easy DIY denim idea: get a bunch of iron-on patches  — you can find vintages ones at thrift shops or eBay — and apply them all over your jeans or jacket for a totally customized and super cool result. It’s a pretty clever solution to conceal holes or rips, but you can always go this route regardless of the condition your denim is in.

 

3. DIY Old Jeans Redesign with Lace

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Love this! Click here for the tutorial.

 

4. DIY Bleach-Dipped Aztec Jeans

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Perfect way to express your inner artist. Tutorial here.

 

5. Polka Dot Print Jeans

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A subtle pop of color at the ankle adds an unexpected touch and just the right amount of funk. Read this for step-by-step instructions.

 

6. Fringed Distressed Jeans | DIY Your Denim

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Fringe is in! Add a sophisticated yet cool look to old denim by adding fringe. Tutorial here.

 

7. Ripped Knee Jeans

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Ripped jeans are not a new trend, but the subtle skinny rips across the knees of black jeans look so chic when paired, especially when paired with pumps. If you love to incorporate high-low fashion trends into your everyday ensembles, then this style is for you. For example, if you’re wearing a delicate top, try to offset it with a rugged pair of shoes or jacket. If you’re wearing a pair of outrageous heels, tone down the rest of the outfit. For the full tutorial, click here.

 

8. Geometric Print Jeans

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Very #ontrend! Click here.

 

9. Monogram Denim Shirt | DIY Your Denim

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Dress up an old shirt, make a gift or simply make a statement with a personalized monogram. How-to here.

 

10. Embellished Denim Jacket

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Boring denim shirt? Put some sparkle on it! Here’s how.

 

11. DIY Scarf Denim Shirt

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Brilliant idea! Click here for instructions.

 

No need to spend too much for an update of wardrobe with these DIY denim!


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