How to Repair Holes in Clothes Without Stitching, Using an Iron in 30 Seconds | #stayathome DIY

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In this video, I have shown you a No-Sew method for repairing holes in your clothes like shirts, T-shirts, trousers, pants, dresses etc.
This method will let you mend the holes with the help of an iron and that too in just 30 seconds.
There are times when mending with a needle and thread or a sewing machine is the best course of action. However, many of you might not know how to close a hole by stitching or you might be in a hurry to repair it and also, sometimes, repairing with thread just draws more attention to the mend. So this quick and easy method will be very useful for you in all such cases.
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I hope you liked this video on no-sew method for mending holes in clothes.
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[@tbl2981]

This is the easiest, best, and the only method I've learned thanks to you :) I've mended so many of my T-shirts with this method. Also, when I first used it, I was worried about what would happen when I wash the tee, but nothing bad happened to my tee, instead the buckram became soft and blended in like a part ot the t -shirt. Came here for quick revision as I've got 1 more tee to mend today.. Thanks :)

[@shivangipatel1391]

Can u plzz share u experience.... Like how many time have u washed that cloth, did it made any difference in hole further?

[@LegumesEtFleurs]

Hello. Is this Buckram the same as an ‘interfacing cloth’? Thanks.

[@tbl2981]

​@@shivangipatel1391 I have been washing those t-shirts for maybe about 2 years now. They're the same. No difference. You should definitely use this method to mend your tees. Also, I'm replying today because I came again to see this video, just finished mending 2 of my tees😊 It increases the life of your clothes by years.

[@shivangipatel1391]

@@tbl2981 thanks alot 😊

[@KARTIKEYMISHRA12]

Stop spreading negativity guys! Appreciate that she's sharing her knowledge with us. Miles to go girl!

[@MukeshKumar-tw5ki]

Good job.. Great..

[@h3rwrl]

Kartikey Mishra you’re the one😇

[@pratikshasharma5091]

Kartikey ... good to know that boys also think about such things

[@KARTIKEYMISHRA12]

@@pratikshasharma5091 Yes we do.

[@kirtikaarya603]

Is it work on men's coats..??

[@farrenrohana]

In Canada it's called fusible interfacing. Thank you for this, I ruined a brand new dress that I hadn't even worn yet and never thought of this. Yay!

[@alishapanwarsfan5908]

😂😂😂

[@chriscaranto911]

😉

[@loganthornhill7892]

Never worn it but you burnt a hole in it? Lmao

[@user-princess27]

@@loganthornhill7892 It can happen I bought a dress with tule at the top and was trying it on at home and my long nails went through the tule basically made a hole in it

[@zoehancock]

Fusible interfacing in the UK too.

[@avicennitegh1377]

thank you -- I found lots of holes yesterday so am delighted to find your video -- good explanation about buckram!

[@sumanjali_anjali]

You did it very well...Completely totally proud of you👍👏

[@shastamichaels8956]

This has got to be THE most useful KZbin video I've seen! Thanks so much for posting something so helpful!

[@kinorai]

No idea why this video was in my recommended, but I'm super grateful!!! It's as if all of my broken t-shirts banded together to make this happen! Thanks!!!

[@anjanmukherjee9144]

Thanks for giving us a simple but an useful tip.

[@GH-px8ri]

What a great idea! I've had loads of t shirts with little holes like this and have had to throw them away if I've not been successful in trying to stitch them.

[@simplycreativehuma8800]

Ohhh 😅so bukram is so useful 😍nice..I usally throw away the small piece which i use to make neck aur salwar border..😊Now vl not 👍thnks for sharing

[@saqlainabbas248]

H Sk

[@brendatajik6150]

Ahhh... I've not seen this particular "pinch" method before! I will definitely put this to good use. 😊 I've been using iron-on repair sheets made specifically for this purpose for years. They here in the U.S. they are sold in sewing stores, drug stores and even large grocery stores! You can buy them in an assortment of colors including denim. I've used them on jeans where the knees have become too threadbare and it works very well. Thank you so much for sharing this with us❣

[@akashgangurde1651]

Will it be same after washing.

[@channaveerayyamathapati3195]

​@@akashgangurde1651hn y

[@ashupardhi5071]

Your trick is really amazing., i m gonna try it ... And you have such a lovely voice.... Love it....thanx

[@yayciencia]

This is brilliant! I always tried sewing the hole shut but the thread pulling it closed from all directions doesn't look good. I am going to try this next time. Thanks!

[@RaginYak]

Excellent video!! Was wondering how to fix my expensive distressed jeans which had white fabric patched inside. After seaching on and on I finally found the desired fabric. Thank you !!

[@muaviyahshafi]

The info sounds wonderful..hoping it works on some lived clothes..thanks.blessings!

[@michaelwills1926]

Brilliant. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@carmeljc7]

God Bless You Abundantly for sharing. This is very useful indeed.

[@prameelar1753]

I liked the way how u presented the video and shared the info about where it is possible to use and where it not 👍 ☺

[@AGirlNamedVan]

Oh wow!!! Learned something new today definitely going to try it

[@bunnymurali]

Wow awesome .....in one word " Miracle" 😄

[@kalyanhr]

Wow! That’s is a great idea and very easy to fix the holes. Thanks for the video.

[@sandhyalahare6366]

Nyc love it ap sari chijen bhot essly sikha detin hain lv ur all vdo.

[@debcat6275]

Wonderful tip!! Thank you :oD

[@allsimsfair]

That's a neat trick. Thank you.

[@priyankaghodke4700]

Uaaa VDS are very useful always...always useful Tq so much!

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This thumbnail and title is veryyyyyyy eye-catching.... I didn't want to come in but I couldn't resist 😂

[@Nidhi23111983]

Video starts @1:00... And watch at 2X speed

[@ip7131]

lol

[@ip7131]

thank you it helped a lot

[@flyingpigarts417]

Indian women athome thanks

[@whitepouch0904]

Done this way too but at 1.75x.

[@monenaeamonn7556]

You are a goddamn hero! Thx

[@freckly4988]

I need this video because my puppy keeps going for my clothes and make holes in them!

[@user-ht9sg5fh6z]

You're pretty!💖 Thank you for this video!😊

[@KaaryaB1516]

Brilliant 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 now i can repair my fav shirts or tshirts which i love but have a hole and i cant afford to throw them coz i loveeee them 😊💕💕 thank u babes 😘

[@deefee701]

Thanks, I have been trying to sew the holes. This will look much better.

[@lynorriemarshall2841]

Thanks for the great tip!🙏🏻🇨🇦

[@MegaBpop]

What a wonderful idea. Thank You for teaching me! Going to try this tonight!!

[@newmovies1184]

It success

[@MalikMalik-ry4ib]

Excellent and very useful. Keep it up.

[@ryllaraevans822]

Wow....I didn't know this was even possible yet they have this paper! I want to try it now.

[@tazain0810]

This is exactly what I do to fix my son's school trousers. For a little larger hole I use a little black piece of fabric underneath. No one can tell the difference, as his trousers are black. I used to think that I created this trick but I guess I was wrong! Haha

[@CertifiedCritique247]

Wow. Amazing. Thank you !

[@nicholasstaton8537]

Amazing....loved the idea....keep up the good work👍🏻👍🏻

[@sivapurna6745]

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[@christineabraham2186]

Wow! Awesome video. Very well explained. God bless you. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@ravindranathrobert2]

Great idea, well done. God bless U.

[@trojanette8345]

Nice tip!! They don't teach us things like this in America. Thank you for sharing.

[@ovitvchannel]

You are talented Masha'Allah

[@joseamante152]

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[@rmmccarthy1240]

Fantastic! Thank you. - Robert

[@pareshprajapati7916]

Superb quality work. Thank you 🇮🇳💟👍

[@nehachatlani]

This is sooo helpful!! I'm sure it's of great help to many of us!! Thank you 😊

[@shamsbajwa3767]

hi

[@victoriousvictory]

Limelights! you sew too?

[@KanwarBrar1]

Limelights! My shirt has 6 inch hole...will it work on it??

[@arpitagharth1981]

kuch nahi hota time weast

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[@rakshavashishta2881]

Yayyyy, first! Year-end video on this channel! Should be Amazing as usual hence clicked on the like without even watching completely🙌

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[@prashantnartam64]

hi

[@RockstarRochelle]

I did the same thing!!

[@shwetabose974]

Very useful video.....very user friendly....highly comprehensible

[@rohitmanral4304]

Just a thrash budd...no need to worry... And i really appreciate your idea...that is afcourse amazing...god bless..:)

[@greattimothy8529]

thanku for sharing this video,now i know how to stitch my cloth mgbu

[@emmaellen5830]

I have so many holes in my clothes! Thank you so much for this! Sending love 💕

[@vinaykumarbro4378]

U look beautiful

[@ariba1261]

Did it worked?

[@rovercoupe7104]

Brilliant, thank you. M.

[@arpstatistics7764]

Very useful...Good information...Nice explanation...

[@misshaya5701]

Great video. You give great tips and have definitely been one of my favourite youtuber over the past year. Thank you for your handy videos and look forward to seeing more in 2018. Happy New Year x Ps, you are beautiful xx

[@manishamannu3049]

Wow amazing...👌

[@saravananmuraga3989]

tailor

[@ManiMani-rt8kw]

really super idea....thank you ma

[@eyda55]

Interesting! Thank you! Blessings,

[@smylyface]

I need to send this video to all the potheads I know. All of their shirts seem to have tiny burn holes in them. 😂

[@rodela__8282]

This works for burn holes? I ruined a very expensive dress 😭

[@cutiecgz]

omg yes i just got a satin slip and it’s vintage and burnt a hole :-( i hope this will work. any advicev

[@christopherb7183]

Bro that’s why I’m here 😭

[@shalaimtiaz6579]

Wow wow wow wow wow wow ! Thank u Very nice trick 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Happy new year dear ❤️

[@KavithaKavi-vx5uw]

Very interesting, i will try it once, thank you for sharing

[@robinligus9515]

I thank you very much for sharing this!!

[@elmyra.jackson]

Great tip. Thank you! In my sewing circles, the paper is called interfacing.

[@rajpamu1942]

Yes, i know it's interfacing

[@aysedorr8096]

Thank you for the translation. Iwas wondering what it was.

[@Flashahol]

Thank you for sharing the info!

[@shanisha7129]

Very very very helpful video thanks sis😍

[@lisahalston3154]

Finally, somebody who explains how to do something properly! Thank you

[@hyndavinunna1900]

Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge

[@allanaley]

Wow. Very useful tip. Thank you so muchhhh

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou so much for sharing this useful technique.

[@scottharvey3848]

thankyou sarah this is scott Harvey from Australia just want to thankyou for your advice on mending a hole I have in one of my old favourite bali ikat woven cotton sarongs.i really appreciate your advice..love from scott harvey

[@amandaturner8928]

Thank you for this handy information.

[@nicolanachary311]

Bro... this changed my life. Very cool. Thank you.

[@superbtipstricks4410]

Very nice.....Nice trick dear

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[@0SIGMA]

Thank you so much dude! We should be thanking you at the end👌 🙏

[@darkangelz1038]

Yeah thnk for that n now go to hell girl hahah

[@akankshakulkarni6214]

Thank you!! This helped me

[@pameladiez4933]

A great educational video.thank you.

[@MegaAdnanafzal]

Really helpful I got a hole in my new trouser today at clg place. M surely gonna try this

[@Emberxxx2002]

When I was young, these were called "Iron On Patches" and would be available in an assortment of colors and sizes for fabric repair.

[@shabanapindare9278]

Nice trick, Thanks for sharing this idea!

[@Enigma758]

Wow, that's a great technique!

[@randyrobinson3951]

I remember this stuff from when i was a kid but did not k ow the name. My favorite skirt has a hole

[@samahfazal3715]

Your videos are always useful....love you😍😍

[@slickandnatty]

Lots of love :)

[@nagarsinghrathore1992]

Slick and Natty u are great

[@nagarsinghrathore1992]

Slick and Natty please do skirt aur kurta bhi bnana btaye

[@sailajamanne5746]

Thank u.really good

[@clothingalterations]

Amazing. Thank you very much

[@anjalitrakru4458]

Superb , I ll use this unique idea . Thanks and keep uploading such useful videos.

[@satyendrasahoo3814]

first yippppppeeeeee...i'm so happy

[@slickandnatty]

Love and Happy New Year to you :)

[@rameshpathak2109]

Slick and Natty .

[@syedjeelani9145]

bakwas video kuch nahi batao na

[@AdilParray]

It won't take just 30 seconds, but hey.... it's amazing. Really, thanks for sharing. I'm very lazy to do it but still

[@JohnJVela]

Instructive, thanks for the video.

[@dibn1308]

Amazing ..Thank you..!!!

[@akshayasriram9411]

please make a video like this on big holes and this video was even amazing happy new year all of them and ishpreet sis

[@jagadguru9929]

Akshaya Sriram thank you

[@ruchipremani7261]

Nice thanx 😊😊😊

[@stacxzseveright0485]

Ever how you sound !!! Thank you come again!!!!

[@jemgabrielluna3319]

Wow! I thought this was another clickbait but it was real - and awesome!

[@bidyutkakati43]

I placed the iron for 30 seconds as directed in the video now I have even more bigger hole

[@charlesedeh3584]

bidyut kakati lol

[@GenuineReview]

😂😂😂😂👍

[@charlesedeh3584]

@@GenuineReview is it as big as a rat hole

[@fathimahamza3163]

Lol on low heat

[@lazyninja4646]

😂😂

[@sahanabpradhyumna]

I LL definitely try this... Thanks... And belated Merry Christmas and advance Happy New Year... May this 2018 bring loads of happiness

[@suwagrg9398]

sahanZzDa badri 🤘

[@shobhakollath408]

Thank you for the tips.. Will try out this.

[@solo_4]

@slick - very useful. Gonna try it on my tee.

[@irishime]

I would use Stitch Witchery and a bit of T-shirt fabric from a worn out T-shirt. Stitch Witchery or Fusible Web is sold in many fabric stores and surprisingly chain stores like Dollar General in the States. It's used for emergency hems fixes yet it's light-weight and more flexible than buckam or fusible interfacing (US).

[@pavans.h4182]

The whole video was really appreciating The briefing about doing it n the backram from where we can fetch it ✌️

[@mayankmehta8082]

Awesome trick thanks for sharing

[@janekemp55]

Incredible! Thank you so much!

[@savvykaufman4843]

Thank you!! Is there a way to iron the hole closed over an iron board? Or do I need an additional material underneath the shirt to repair?

[@rosec.f.martinez4249]

New to ur channel thank u for ur tips and how to's great video.

[@priyankagurusamy6036]

Great tip...thanku so much😊😊

[@HunnyAroraVlogs]

its realy helpfull yrrr ,,,kee pit up