Glad you liked it Maria. I like that idea. I’ll have to try it next time 😀

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Oh wow I’ve never seen a denim couch sounds so cute! How cool never would of thought to use this trick on a couch. This method would work great. Yes unfortunately I’m afraid those iron on patches wouldn’t last long 🙁 This should do the job 🙂 I would love to see your couches. if you’re ever on facebook feel free to share them on our facebook group where we share all our creative DIYS https://www.facebook.com/groups/2037907749797117/

Yes Marna it definitely helps if you take the side seam out! 😀 😀 I usually only take the waist in if it’s 2 inches or less. That’s the only way you can work around it without touching the top stitch. To take the waist in I usually take the waist apart from the pants then I would take in how ever much you need taken in at the waist usually in the center back just one seam. Once you put the belt loop back on it’ll cover it. I never touch the center seam on the back of the pants instead add darts above the butt pockets to help your pants cinch in so it matches what you’ve taken in at the waist or try and get as close as possible without deforming the shape of the butt LOL. I could usually get away with taking in a total of 1.5″ with the darts and it’ll still look good. Then to finish it off put it all back together you might need to stretch both a little while sewing it back together if you couldn’t take in as much on the darts as you did on the waist. Don’t forget to iron them that usually makes a huge difference. Hope this makes sense. Let me know if it’s confusing I can try and explain in more detail. 😀