COOL BEANS JEANS FOR LITTLE "GREEN"

Hi, Vixens! I wanted to share a tip on getting "Cool Beans Jeans" for a fraction of the retail price. My pre-teen daughter wanted some "COOL BEAN JEANS". After scouring the net for a pair of "AFFORDABLE" unique jeans to no avail, I decided to create a pair. The jeans she wanted were OVER $150!! We don't have money like that! If we DID have that kind of mulah...I doubt if I'd shed $150 big ones for one pair of jeans that she probably wouldn't wear more than 6 months! So, WHAT DID I DO??? I grabbed $10 (almost ALWAYS my budget,lol) headed over to the thrift store and picked up 3 pairs of jeans ($6 TOTAL), stopped by Dollar Tree for a gallon of bleach, and a bleach pen ($2), and headed home. We already had sandpaper, scissors and paint at home. Here's what we came up with:

                                     INSPIRATION: $1500 DESIGNER BALMAIN JEANS

                                                  $2 THRIFT STORE JEANS

                                          WRITING WITH BLEACH PIN

                            WRAP AROUND & TIE OFF WITH TWINE

                     WASHED WITH BLEACH FOR 20 MINUTES

                 VOILA!!My Puddin in Walmart rocking her DIY jeans!


                             Here are the others we created:

                                   EXCESSIVELY BLEACHED JEANS 

 

PAINT SPLATTERED JEANS 

INSTRUCTIONS FOR JEANS #1 

1. Grab your jeans.

2. Poke holes with scissors, knife or razor.

3. Scrub holes with sandpaper until ragged.

4.Write whatever you'd like with bleach pen.

5.Let sit for an hour or so.

6.Wrap with twine, rope, or old ribbon.

7.Wash in bleach for 20 minutes.

8.Re-wash in detergent and dry as normal.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR JEANS #2 

**FOLLOW STEPS 7 &8 FROM JEANS #1**

INSTRUCTIONS FOR JEANS #3

1.Lie jeans on old sheet or tarp.

              2.Using ACRYLIC or FABRIC paint splatter the   

            jeans with the paint in whatever order you choose. 

         (for darker jeans, splatter lighter paint first). 

3. Let dry overnight.

4. Poke holes with scissors, knife or razor.

5. Scrub holes with sandpaper until ragged.

                      6. DO NOT WASH UNTIL 48 HOURS.