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Why do I keep getting uneven cuts on the inseam of my cut off shorts? I lay them flat like in the picture zipped and buttoned as well as use a chalk guide line but I still end up with a slight eave on the inseam when I wear them. More so when I’m sitting.
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Anonymous
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Are cut off shorts even effay? I doubt.
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Anonymous
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>>18708361

Don’t care I just need them to be even before I sew them.
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Anonymous
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>>18708361
absolutely not
sewing is thoughever so OP evens out
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