Cropped jeans should fall just above your ankle. They will show your ankle and look a little spring-like without being short enough to resemble something like capris. Try on cropped jeans before purchasing them to make sure they fall above your ankle. Think about the shoes you'll likely be wearing with the jeans. Cropped jeans go with a wide variety of shoe types, but if you have your heart set on wearing them with a particular type of shoe keep this in mind when shopping. If you're wearing boots, bring them with you when you go to try on cropped jeans. Make sure your jeans fall just at the top of the boots. Lighter shoes, like flats or heels, tend to look good with flared cropped jeans. You can get traditional blue jeans. However, cropped jeans come in many colors. If you want something lighter for spring, consider white cropped jeans. If you want something slightly more formal, go for black jeans. Many people worried cropped jeans will make their legs appear short. If your legs are on the shorter side, go for high-waisted jeans. These will elongate the appearance of your legs. Distressed jeans are jeans with frays or holes strategically placed throughout the jeans. As cropped jeans are shorter and already somewhat casual, do not go overboard if you decide to distress your jeans. In general, avoid distressing around the knees or pant legs. A minor amount of distressing in the form of a frayed hem at the pant leg is all you need for cropped jeans.
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One-sentence summary -- Pick jeans that fall right above the ankle. Account for your footwear. Pick a color appropriate for the situation. Get high-waisted jeans to elongate your legs. Go for a frayed hem only if you prefer distressed jeans.

Q: Call or text one of your friends. You may not have seen them in a while because you might have time off from school, so you should catch that person up on what's going on in your life and ask them about theirs. Try to immerse yourself in the conversation so that you are a little distracted from the fact that it's Christmas. If you want to distract yourself from the fact that it's Christmas Eve, you should do an activity that isn't related to Christmas. For example, you could try one of the following activities: Read Write Draw something Play a musical instrument Exercise Take a bath The fastest way to pass the time will be to fall asleep, because when you wake up, it will be Christmas morning! However, sometimes it's hard to fall asleep on Christmas Eve. Here are some ways that you can try to fall asleep faster: Wear noise cancelling headphones to counteract distracting noises Wear socks to bed Take a warm shower before you try to fall asleep Go to your "happy place" Listen to music
A: Call a friend. Entertain yourself with something unrelated to Christmas. Go to sleep early.

Article: This method is create for those pairs of jeans that are just a little bit too short. The trim will help your jeans look longer. It will also act as an embellishment or decoration. Depending on how wide your trim is, you can make your jeans quite a bit longer. Here's a list of what you will need: Jeans Tape measure Trim (lace, ribbon, ruffle, etc) Scissors Thread Sewing machine or sharp needle Sewing pins You will be sewing the trim to the bottom of the jean cuff using a inch (1.27 centimeters) seam allowance, so make sure that your trim is wide enough. Here are some things you can use as a trim: Crocheted lace Regular, scalloped-edge lace Embroidered ribbon Ruffled fabric Make sure you are measuring inside the pant leg. Jeans are thick, especially along the bottom cuff. Place a tape measure inside the leg and measure all the way around the bottom hem. Start and end at the inseam. If the fabric is very delicate and frays a lot, you can seal off the ends with some super glue, fabric glue, clear nail polish, or fray check. Make sure that you are sewing the right side together. You can sew by hand using a running stitch, or on a sewing machine. Tie the ends off into a tight knot and snip off any excess thread. If you want, you can press the inside seam flat with an iron. The top edge of your trim and the bottom cuff should be overlapping by no more than inch (1.27 centimeters). Make sure that you are using a thread color that matches your jeans. When you are done, remove the pins and tie the ends into tight knots. Snip the excess thread off. You can sew the trim on using a sewing machine or a sharp needle and thread. Your jeans are now a little bit longer and fancier than before.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Gather your supplies. Figure out how much longer you want your jeans to be and get some appropriate trim. Measure the circumference of the bottom of your jean leg and 1 inch (2.54 centimeters) for the seam allowance. Cut your trim according to that measurement. Sew the narrow ends of your trim together using a inch (1.27 centimeters) seam allowance. Turn the trim inside out. Pin the top edge of your trim to the inside of the pant leg. Topstitch the two together. Repeat the whole process for the other pant leg. Done.

Article: Once you've placed your bridge, you'll want to check to make sure its placement is correct. Lay your violin down on a flat surface. Get down to the violin's level. The side of the bridge facing the violin's tailpiece should stand at a roughly 90 degree. The other side of the bridge should be sloped forward slightly. If the bridge is not forming a 90 degree angle, you may have put it in place backwards. You'll have to remove the bridge and start over. Your bridge should be in the center of the violin. It should not be too far to the left or right. If your bridge is leaning to the right or the left, gently push it until it's in the center of the violin. You can simply eyeball to see if the bridge is in the center by glancing at the violin from a bird's eye angle. If you want to be extra sure the bridge is positioned correctly, however, you can use a ruler or measuring tape to measure the length of each end of the bridge to the end of the violin. The measurements should be roughly equal. The bridge should be between the f-holes, roughly falling between the middle of each hole. The bridge may have slipped slightly while you were tightening the strings, so once again check. Make sure you can drawn an imaginary line through the center of each f-hole that runs through the bridge. If the bridge has moved, gently slide it up or down until it's in the right place.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make sure the bridge is standing at a 90 degree angle. Check to make sure the bridge is in the center of the violin. Make sure the bridge falls roughly in the middle of the f-holes.