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Great tip! Your tab is very neat and looks like it was planned.
7/12/11 9:37 AM
Double post. Sorry.
7/12/11 9:37 AM
What a neat trick....so glad you included the photo...this can easily be used at the side and back seam also. You are a genius!
7/12/11 3:46 PM
Clever, and cute! What a great idea!
7/12/11 6:40 PM
Great idea! I have a pair of RTW shorts that will get this done tomorrow.
7/12/11 11:02 PM
I have been mulling over a fix for a pair I bought that are a teeny bit snug in the waist but fit well everywhere else. This is a beautiful solution I haven't seen before. Previous poster is right -you are a genius for thinking this up.
7/13/11 1:48 PM
Brilliant! And, if you want to be really quick, a doubled piece of grosgrain or petersham ribbon works well too -- don't ask me how I know!
7/16/11 10:06 AM
Clever! This sounds like necessity was the mother of this invention
7/16/11 7:49 PM
Barb, I like this tip! You could even expand (haha) this to include elastic and 2 buttons, or snaps for use at Thanksgiving.
7/16/11 9:17 PM
Thanks for the very good tip.Looks very neat and professional. I will definitely use this method.
8/13/11 11:52 AM
great for someone who has gained weight
9/27/11 0:39 AM