How to repair holes in clothes with embroidery | Amazing clothing hole repair tricks - Let's explore

[@jesshothersall]

Cannot understand why you don't have 16000+ likes? Thank you so much for this video. I will now be able to repair some much loved and moth damaged clothing, thanks to your simple and easy stitches demonstration, which all look lovely

[@2b00bsjohnson]

because there are no spoken instructions lol. i can't pay attention for longer than 3.9 seconds with just the music.

[@ClubedoBordado]

We love your mendings! Tks a lot xoxo

[@letsexplore2125]

Glad you like them!☺️

[@donnaerno3007]

Love the techniques! I could never find a tutorial on how to insert a heshi sequin until now.

[@EP61]

You’ve inspired me. I’m just beginning and this is so helpful.

[@letsexplore2125]

I glad😊

[@danniefrenchpea63]

Absolutely gorgeous ! 💖 Will have to watch the video again before trying it out but these are so clever. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏

[@EnyraKeks]

Thanks so much for the inspiration! I just learned about visible mending and instantly fell in love. I have a shirt which got some holes on the right side and will try to embellish it with some og these floral designs

[@melindollar888]

Awesome! I’m glad i can cover the paint splash on my favorite blazer. Thanks for sharing.

[@emfriesen6719]

I would love to do this but I require more instruction! Beautiful video, I wish you’d kept on naming the stitches you were using so I could look them up. Maybe once I’ve got more experience I will be able to come back to this. ❤️

[@jesshothersall]

Satin stitch, Back stich and French knots were three I recognised, just try on a scrap piece now, you can only progress if you start! Take it one step at a time, start and stop the video at every move, and you'll find it works out. Good luck

[@gloriam.sweatman3152]

This is so cute and such a great idea! Thank you so much for these too cute hole cover ups!! I have a red blazer with two moth holes on one of the pockets. This is a cute fix and I love embroidery ! Can't wait to try it!

[@SaraV-2008]

I love your videos!

[@IshitaStar]

Thank you very much it's very helpful

[@ts-eu6mp]

Am so happy to see these-once again in my life. My Mother, who was a seamstress extraordinary wanted to teach me sewing but at a young age did not have patience for it! I wanted to go outside and play in the wonderful places in my backyard with my friends, be active, be in nature!She showed me how to make a French knot before she died, which I asked her to and she made so many clothes for us, I would not hesitate to even go so far as to call her a Tailor! The most beautiful work! I miss her and wish I had let her teach me! This makes up for some of it. In college, I tried sewing my initial om a pair of blue jeans and it wasn't half bad! But I was happy and the man I loved forever had come to live with me. We could have quiet evenings where he would read or watch tv, maybe we'd listen to miss, and I tried my hand t stitching things ip. I love being domestic. We also loved to go out with friends to some clubs and dance and dance. Then, more good times with good friends. Thank you for this, very much. It was what I needed to see and learn--and other simple sewing things. At least you make it look fairly simple-and I mean that you show very well how to do these! Thank you! ts

[@letsexplore2125]

Love❤ 🙏

[@sildamata6874]

Amei ! Lindo! Vou tentar fazer!

[@janeandjain]

Omg these are amazing. 😍

[@pandalover8216]

Very nice work ❤️

[@locolotus7716]

Very nice! I would have loved a slower take on the lavender(?) bit. I was really caught with the texture of the stitching on the leaves but i’m very new to sewing and couldn’t tell what you were doing to make it. I could follow along with most of the others as i have practiced some of the stitches from the hand guide i picked up the other day. Did i say i was very new?

[@joanmacleod1362]

You can slow the playback speed

[@jesshothersall]

@@joanmacleod1362 How do you slow the video?

[@mikado_m]

@@jesshothersall in the top right there should be three dots If you click on there you should get a bunch of potions. Playback speed is the speed of the video (at least for mobile)

[@LaceySantino]

Same as the flowers ‘lazy daisy’ stitch.

[@carlianeveras8213]

Olá, boa noite? 🙋‍♀Q lindos, 😍que maravilhas podemos preencher os buracos com diversas imaginação 🐞🦋🌺🌵🐠🍒🌻e essas linhas são fantásticas e lindas!! ❤🧡💚💙Parabens amiga, amei! Obrigada, tava procurando mesmo essas dicas, como tampar buracos. 🙏💯Sucesso e felicidades!! 🎉💖🤩Um forte abraço, 🤗😘🌹aqui do BRASIL!!! 💚💛🙋‍♀

[@theresahayes4294]

❤Beautiful Work

[@naznin.sultana]

Konsah thread use kia hey apney??

[@Kat-V]

This is so lovely! I HAVE TO learn this. I've never embroidered, can anyone tell me if it needs to be a special kind of thread?

[@evadehaas7694]

This is a little late but you have to use embroidery threat. You can usually buy it in a craft store

[@Kat-V]

@@evadehaas7694 thank you for taking the time to respond:) I got some thread, needles and other equipment now! I've only tried it once and don't have the time and courage to try bigger projects yet but I'm looking forward to it

[@Lint_Julep]

Wonderful!

[@frederiekdevette5102]

My daughter learned how to use scissors today so I just made the ladybug on her sweater 😄🥰

[@letsexplore2125]

That is awesome!

[@houserdiane]

It’s been decades since I’ve done any embroidery 🪡. I have small holes 🕳 in a few of my summer t shirts 👚right near the navel area. This video is right on time for this. Glad I hunted for a video first.

[@itsslimetime826]

Helpful 🤗

[@kodacraft7990]

Wow amazing

[@ts-eu6mp]

I would like to know what gauge needle to choose for what. And what type and size that thread is. And, what the cloth is in the embroidery hoop. It seems a fairly thin fabric and I guess it is an embroidery thread, but would love to know more, if you can help. Such wonderful work. I subscribed to you! Thank you! try

[@letsexplore2125]

I glad that you like my work❣️ I used 10 size of needle and anchor threads .... fabric i took denim in this video! 😊 Thank you so much for your love and support ❤

[@ts-eu6mp]

@@letsexplore2125 Thank you with kindness for answering my questions! :) Blessings on you. and your eyes that see and your fingers that are nimble. ts

[@alexisleonoresguerra4536]

Thank you ❤❤

[@IkramIkram-qq1yz]

wonderful😍😍😍🌸

[@handicraftjahan7868]

Very good

[@anydae]

What type of thread is being used please? How do you decide what stitch to cover the hole?

[@jgfreer8322]

She is using Anchor embroidery thread and the stitch you use depends on which design you choose to embroider, and it’s up to you which of the designs you would like to use. I hope that helps ❤

[@rifaismaliah1898]

ini pakai Benang apa kak

[@nalva6295]

Obrigada ❤ lindo 🌹

[@joytotheworld2006]

❤

[@handicraftjahan7868]

Very nice

[@CollectMoments460]

Woow fabulous awsome work💯💯

[@sumittomar984]

Awsome gud trick💯💯💯👌

[@nithyanandhini6345]

Shall i know name of thread

[@letsexplore2125]

Anchor threads😊

[@rohitkhatri8863]

So beautiful ❤️💞

[@sumittomar984]

Useful ❤️❤️👍👍❤️

[@QueenZsWorld]

I have a question: can I do this without the circle-thing (the wood)? sorry, I dont know the proper terms

[@GulabSingh-cs4ig]

👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@siyamalik7761]

🤗❤️❤️❤️💞💖💝💓👌

[@analpatel640]

🥳

[@ОльгаПрокушева-р8к]

☝👀👀👀☝👍👍👍👍👍

[@2b00bsjohnson]

bruh please just TELL US WHAT YOURE DOING

[@jgfreer8322]

It’s written in English and you probably would not understand her language if she spoke the instructions .. so maybe thank her for sharing her ideas and creativity the best she can? It’s not difficult to usually follow what she is doing, after all 😊