Creative wardrobe adjustments

NC_Girl

Having a sense of humor this morning.......I couldn't keep my pj's up last night so got creative.....does anyone else have creative photos of ways that they have 'modified' their clothing because of weight loss?

wateryphoenix

Haha, that's great!

JenniferIsLosingIt

I had a few of my things tailored (because they were not easily replaced. But for the most part Im steadily giving stuff away!

quiksylver296

I just don't wear pajamas.

In serious, though, I have used staples, safety pins, paper clips and once even a small earring. You do what you have to do. Way to think outside the box.

becs3578

I was a big fan of safety pins for a while!

cds_momto3

Haha! Great solution (and GREAT that you needed that solution)!

fatkidonadiet

i use a rubberband hair tie and loop it through the belt loop closest to the button on the front of my jeans, then loop it around the button. It helps. A belt doesn't work well because I always have a gap at the waist (small waist, big butt) and the belt rides up in the back.

Lacey0903

I've been drilling new holes into my belt. I don't want to replace it as I love the constant reminder of how far I've come.

lieajane

For pajama bottoms pin a safety pin to the end of a long piece of ribbon (long enough to tie round your waist). Make a little slit in the front of the waistband and you should be able to thread the ribbon through between the waistband fabric and the elastic (make more slits to come out and back in for seams) to turn elastic bottoms into drawstring ones.

Did this a lot when I was at uni.

shamcd

Double-sided tape is a staple of mine to keep larger shirts from slipping off my shoulders. I just stick a bit on my bra strap and press my shirt down onto it.

Timorous_Beastie

Here's a thread I made with a previous account. http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1089094/first-world-problem-solution-squat-butt-waist-gaps/p1