Thanks for the video. I will try this method as I have some jeans that are made locally (which for me is Melbourne) and I love them but my commuter bicycling has worn them away in the seat area. I was worried that they’d be impossible to repair but this video has given me hope. Thanks!

Watching this while I’m doing sashiko❤

Your hand stitching is very even - and quite beautiful. The needlework has coordinated colors and gorgeous textures. Such a well-done project - your dad is very lucky!

I’ve always mended this way. I agree with all you have said in this tutorial. Lovely to see these old ways being brought back. 🙋🏼‍♀️🇦🇺

Молодец!

Love to see more :)

Thankyou lovely stitching. And good info. 😊

Fab! I love boro and sashiko. Back in the 1970s, I was a teenager who used to embroider her jeans just for fun. I have been learning about sashiko and other visible mending techniques and have embraced the concepts. I see this is your one & only from three years ago. I hope you'll be back--subscribed just in case. Thank you!

Make more videos, I like your style

wow, I really love your style! you rock!

Fabric KINTSUGI

Cannot believe you only have one video on your channel. Please make more videos, you have something very special here!

Thank you, very informative : )

Thank you Claudia. I really appreciate your lesson today. I have begun repairing some jeans and it is looking very nice indeed so far which I began while you did yours!

Make more videos please 😭🙏

Before finding this video, I mended the elbows of my favourite flannel by embroidering flowers over it, and I really like how much more personal it is now :) I'm currently looking for inspiration for my second project: a pair of jeans that I ripped while biking

You are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! 😮 Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial as this is quite helpful and inspiring. Please make more videos? We'd love to see more of your art! I'm a new subscriber! 😁 Have a beautiful day sis! 🙏💜🌻

Well, I'm working on my very first mend whilst watching you. It's not straight and the stitches aren't uniform but I still think it's going to look pretty cool! Thank you!

BONITINHA

Wow, I love your style!

Gostei!👏

Thank you, great video!!

This was a great video.

Darning

I like those parallel lines of little organic stitches, it looks like rain.

Hi Claudia, I just found your channel and I just love it, also love the way you teach. I'm just starting out with sashiko and wanted to ask...I want to mend a hole in a tshirt but im not sure how to start. I have a stretch fabric to match the hole (both items stretch), but can you advise the best way to secure it so I can get it in the hoop. Does sashiko work on stretch fabric? No one seems to cover this. I am grateful for any advice. Have subscribed👍❤️

omg you are so cool! also i have fallen in love with these techniques, i'm planing on fixing my pair of very very holey jeans (hopefully it goes well but the denim is very thin but they are my favourite jeans ahh)

Really like the vibe of the whole video and curious about your space. Could you please do more videos and a tour of your space?

My sisters and I have been patching our jeans since we were teenagers.

Are you still on the planet????😁😁😁

thanks! I'm watching a bunch of videos to get ideas. why did you do one patch on top and one underneath?

I just found you and subscribed

Thank you, I have a jacket that needs patching but I need to have patches on top becasue of the lining and I wasn't sure how to make it work but you make it seem easy. I think I have some ideas now

You can make this from jeans to use with your sashiko! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIicZ5-mjbB0naM

Claudia you are nice 💕

I love your clearly explained video. I only came across this technique when I saw it ‘The Great British Sewing Bee’ recently, but I am very much into sustainable reuse and upcycling of textiles. Also I have been lucky enough to inherit a huge amount of embroidery threads, needles and other equipment from my aunt, who was a skilled and imaginative embroiderer. Plus, two pairs of my husband’s jeans are patiently waiting to be mended. So - off I go! Thank you for this video.

Great 🎿 Skill 👍

Great work . Thanks for sharing

Thank you!

Great video!! I was disappointed to see its your only one.

You are ridiculously adorable and this tutorial is great. Thanks much!

That was really helpful and such a great tutorial. Will definitely try this technique on some of my clothes later. Thanks!

Instantly subscribed. This seems to be your only video, and I relate because videos are so hard to make and I'm trying too but just not getting things out at all. But when you get back to it, I look forward to what else you have to offer. I've been wanting to make some embroidered patches and I never thought to just.... do the embroidery directly through the patch and onto the clothes??? I'm patching up a t-shirt and tracing a flower from a floral fabric for the patch and embroidery. Can't wait to see how it turns out.

a mending like this with yellow/golden thread would look like those chinese pots put back together with gold wouldn't it?

I've been mending my clothing like this for a while now, and my personal favorite thread is some cotton yarn I can get at a nearby chain store, it's a lot like embroidery thread, but less "shiny", for lack of a better term.

I have tried repairing my jeans in the past and although I was proud of mending the jeans, they were never of quality. This tutorial makes me excited to repair my clothes again. So sad when you say goodbye to good jeans

Well, you are absolutely adorable. Don’t ever change your style.. (I’m 71 and still want to hang out near you. LOL)

Please make more videos of yourself, art, ideas etc...I loved everything about this video...thank you.x

Omg where did you go? Are you ok?

Is that you Frida kahlo ??