DIY | The Hi-Low Cropped Sweater for Winter, Spring and Fall

...but not summer because global warming is legit and I have no time for knitwear in that kind of heat.  

Step 1: Find a boring ass sweater. This one is from Charlotte Russe ages ago and the most exciting thing about it is the hood.

Step 2: Flip it on its side so the front and the back are now left and right...

Step 3: Start snipping at an angle; start hi and go low (duh)

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Step 4: When you flip it back, it should look like this...if it doesn't, make it work like Tim Gunn says.

Step 5: Snip out some chunks from the 'hi part' so the front is more jagged and whatever and just liiiiike totes cool and edgy for a fashion blog okaaaaay

Step 6: stretch the edges so they start to fray a bit (all the way around)

Step 7: Now pull on the edges so it looks EVEN EDGIER

The final product should look something like this. If you wanted more fraying in the back, just pull some more strands out, but I think it looks better if the messiness is kept in the front (but if you went fully cropped, it would look good with fraying all the way around--yes, it's really THAT complicated okay).

I will take pictures of myself wearing this because sometimes I like to pretend I'm a fashion blogger. 

Bye for now.