How to fray jean shorts

The best-known way to fray a pair of cutoff jean is to put them through cycles in the washing machine and dryer. Depending on how much you want your shorts frayed, this process is time-consuming and a costly waste of energy. Be more earth-friendly and use elbow grease instead of electricity to fray ...

Give your old, trusty pair of jeans a makeover and turn them into denim shorts. Here, an easy five-step guide on how to cut your jeans into shorts.

Summer is upon us, and for girls, that means one thing: less clothing. I don't mean that in a dirty or mean way or anything, but if you think about it, it's true. Shorter shorts, shorter sleeves, even your shoes show more skin (aka sandals haha). Something that has always been a classic is the denim short. The style of denim shorts that are most commonly worn (and wanted) by women/girls are cut-off shorts, otherwise known as Daisy Dukes. If you didn't know already, Daisy Dukes are basically…

Follow this easy step-by-step tutorial to create your own DIY jean shorts! Turn an old pair of jeans into a cute pair of shorts. Simple and cost effective!

Distressed Shorts

Why pay a fortune for Frayed jeans? When you can do it yourself! Ridgely Brode gives step-by-step instructions on how to fray your favorite jeans.

Have some jeans you never wear because you hate the cut? Check out this tutorial for DIY denim shorts which started out as a pair of thrift store jeans!

This is a guide to making DIY ripped denim shorts. Learn how to distress jean shorts for a unique look, with this simple step-by-step tutorial.

This is a guide to making DIY ripped denim shorts. Learn how to distress jean shorts for a unique look, with this simple step-by-step tutorial.

Hello everyone, Today I will show you how I made these really easy distressed high waisted shorts. It took me around 3 hours to finish it and I'm really happy with the result. Let's get started! What you'll need: - An (old) pair of jeans - Scissors - Tweezers Let's begin! 1. Cut the jeans in to shorts. Take a pen and ruler and make a oblique line starting from the middle/below part of the jeans to the outside part. The outside part of the jeans should be a little bit shorter than the middle…