Diy patches on jeans
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I use to cringe whenever one of my children earned another scout badge. Ug, sewing those tough little things onto a sash was bad enough, but sewing them onto the chest pocket was the worse. Other m…
Becs | Mending Tools & Supplies ✂️ on Instagram: "Stretch Denim Repair TIPS👖↔️↕️ If you wanna avoid a disaster 😱 when it comes to repairing your well-worn stretch denim jeans👖, I've got some true wisdom to share... Here's my Do's & Don'ts when it comes to fixing the v.tricky stretchy ↔️↕️ kind of denim: 1. PATCH WITH STRETCH DENIM Save an old pair of stretch jeans that are quite frankly past the point of repair and cut them up for patches. The commercial ones are almost never stretchy…
Cutest patch idea yet! Custom DIY Iron on Patches for Jeans
These pants with holes in their knees had been laying on the mending pile for weeks (if not months). I finally took the time to patch them. Once started, I figured that I could just as well spend some extra effort to make them a bit special. The first pair got large embellished pads, sewn in both side seams. I opened up the side seams with the seam ripper, attached the knee pads, and resewed the seams. However, it turned out that resewing the double seam was quite tricky. So for the second…
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Patched with vintage fabrics and patches machine wash. All jeans have been pre-washed and dried again after patches have been added. Side note: The legs of jeans have been opened up for the sewing machine to have better access for sewing patches on. Then the legs were double stitched back up. This may take a quarter inch off each leg. Also take in account these are used jeans, some of these jeans may have shrunk. Note the brand of the jeans and google their size chart and possible…
