Amazing Repairing Jeans between the legs | Sewing tips How to fix a HOLE in jeans | Ways DIY & Craft

[@user-ze6qx1py2l]

By watching this video, it reminds me when I was a boy, my mum used the sewing machine, which was mechanic one, and the needle plate operation was controlled by feet pressing back and forwards. It made me so happy wearing these new clothes and pants when I was a boy. We were all poor back in 1970’s in China. It always has a very special memory for the rest of my life.

[@terriseaton3049]

Bittersweet memories

[@Ayufanboy01]

My parents have the similar one in the dining room and I am constantly pressuring them to throw it away because nobody is using it anymore. But I guess that it has some sort of sentimental value to my parents since they are reluctant to part with it.

[@annephillips1870]

Clothes were very expensive in Australia when I was growing up, because there were no cheap o/s imports. When I was in my teens I used to make a lot of my own clothes, because buying lovely and interesting fabric was much cheaper than purchasing the finished product.

[@msr1116]

I have my grandmother's ancient Singer treadle machine sitting in storage for over forty years. I'm sure it's worth something to somebody, and prob still works with a little oiling and such.

[@francoamerican4632]

@Ayufanboy01 Instead of throwing it away you should consider donating it to a thrift store or giving/selling it to someone. Some people like to use the vintage sewing machines as display items and others like using the older machines for their day-to-day sewing needs.

[@peterjgeraghty]

It really cheers me up to see that there are people in the world who are not simply tossing old clothes when they get a bit worn and then buying more, but instead fixing them up and looking after them. Thank you.

[@Gina231329]

Absolutely agree 🧵 ❤️

[@kaiju_k5042]

Yeah its also the saddest thing when a pair of pants that you really love get a hole, I've been saving my jeans like this for years actually. Great tips for sure.

[@misst.e.a.187]

I agree

[@Toby_the_Glen]

Yeah, but how !such for the skill, and the equipment to fix a pair of shorts from Target! If understand if they were Hermes?

[@kaiju_k5042]

@@Toby_the_Glen Its about saving favorite clothing that you enjoy wearing, not about how much that item costs.

[@jeffreycrawley1216]

Always worth rescuing loved garments. I got my first pair of Levis when I was 15. Four years later there were two holes in the crotch and my mother wouldn't let me wear them so I got my aunt (who trained as a seamstress) to chop them to cut-offs and patch the holes with the leg material. Roll forward another five years and I was still wearing them on and off until my girlfriend blagged them while we were travelling around Spain. We chopped a deep V in the back to make them fit and again she wore them on and off for years. My youngest daughter then found them in an old trunk and now SHE has them. 55 year old Levi red tabs - they don't make them like that any more!

[@roslyngraf1737]

Things are not made to last anymore. 😢

[@Kifflington]

This is great! I would add one tip for anyone wanting to learn how to care for their clothes - try not to wait til there's an actual hole. If you do a darn like this when the cloth is just wearing thin it'll be really strong and long lasting.

[@RichieTyndall]

My mother used to sew pieces of nylon stocking inside the elbows of my jumpers when I was a schoolboy long before there was a hole. Perhaps even on new jumpers.

[@bulletproofblouse]

A stitch in time... Saves 9!

[@mercedeslamas6752]

Así lo hago yo no espero a que rompa de todo

[@Butterflies_Risin]

Hi, can you please tell what kind of material was used to repair the whole in jeans?😊

[@bulletproofblouse]

@@Butterflies_Risin It looks like (what gets called here at least) Wonder Webbing, sheets of adhesive fabric glue activated by the heat of an iron.

[@QueenBDreamwalker]

Beauteous, i'm new to a sewing machine & this was exactly the information i needed today-i even have some Heat & Bond! i have have been promoting repurpose, recycle, reuse for years. i mostly buy resale not retail & consistently find Treasures! Throw away consumer mindset has created vast waste in the World in the textile industry alone! A reset on values might bring more sharing & appreciation of the Abundance that can provide for All 💜🌎

[@kevinbautsch]

I love people who can fix things. What talent!

[@Mogarra123]

It's work!

[@doxiemom95]

I can't even put a button on a shirt without a huge ball of thread on the backside. But these videos have a calming effect.

[@tujams]

In India we call it Rafoo. It is done very often as our traditional outfits are loose and flowing and do get ripped off when stuck in some random objects. Most of our alteration tailors are experts at this; even using the same fibers from another part of the clothing if possible.

[@helifynoe9930]

There it was, a truck stuck within the snow. So out I came in my new jeans to help. While pushing the truck, my jeans split. So I repaired them. Then I found out who had produced those jeans for Walmart. People who were under paid. And then if found out that at one poorly constructed production plant the entire building collapsed, killing many. I wore those jeans for many many years and repaired them again and again. I wore those jeans for so many years in respect for those who had died that the pockets had disintegrated.

[@v.ningthoujam7830]

For real?

[@helifynoe9930]

@@v.ningthoujam7830 Yep. The pockets started to fall apart, and so for a while I simply stapled what was left together to prevent me losing my keys and stuff. But eventually they were completely beyond repair. Anyhow, this all started when I was not feeling positive at all due to finding out the truth as to why clothes at Walmart were so cheap.

[@anaale4243]

You are worthy of admiration. You never gave up to finding the real reasons for your jeans split. You are a very deep and thoughtful person, as well as sensitive. The world's in desperate need of more people like you. Thanks for sharing your amazing story.

[@user-xc7ow1ju2k]

А нитки в цвет подобрать не проще?

[@Kay-uy4xn]

Was that Rana Plaza - an absolutely terrible tragedy. Not the only one either. It's difficult to buy clothes made ethically

[@SingleAndAlmostBrokeinSurrey]

All my pants almost always show wear and tear exactly the same area. The way I repair mine is I mend them by hand, straight stitch over and over until it covers the whole spot nicely. There's no other better feeling than a very well worn pant given another lease on life 😁😁😀 Those 'have-seen-better-days' pants are the most comfortable ever!!!

[@joanbrenton8593]

you bet. I've several pair

[@sylhomeo6351]

Good job!! Thanks for not talking and just showing the demonstration.

[@firmaleggibile4130]

for small holes like this it's actually better to cross sew directly with thread without any patch on the inside that could cause irritation by friction. This is still good work and this tecnique is perfect for knee area patching where there is more stress/tension

[@dennishoffmann2612]

WRONG

[@firmaleggibile4130]

@@dennishoffmann2612 care to elaborate?

[@alessandropinto5204]

My thoughts precisely, that patch seems like a scratch-starter. Also when the fabric is worn to that point, it's hardly worth trying to repair because usually the other side will be as bad. It's obviously possible but a lot of work and will last maybe 5 or 10 percent more.

[@aaka201]

There's plenty of stress and tension in that area to require a backing for more stability

[@ladyjane3660]

I have repaired jeans using this method as my machine has a very nice darning feature. The problem is the stitched area does, indeed, become quite dense and you can feel the repair when you wear the jeans. As someone said, maybe it's just best to buy a new pair.

[@tonyawinters5041]

Now that’s what I call some amazing sewing skills…..

[@KittyLovesGlover]

too funny, and good!! I was doing this 40 yrs ago in high school. Levi's were expensive for a babysitter, so i made them last 2,3 times longer :D

[@KittyLovesGlover]

Mom would yell at me for racing the machine! Lol

[@irmainesvaccaro1951]

Que bueno tu consejo siempre me pasa lo pondre en practica gracias veo tu video desde Argentina Bendiciones

[@simasima9455]

Surrounding fabric is so soft & worn out. It will tear again.

[@moulinduviaduc]

I've mended many a tired pair of jeans/leggings in a similar way but honestly, I found its hardly worth it because the surrounding fabric is just as old and tired and soon deteriorates into further holes. Shame but true IMO

[@kurtjensen7264]

Excellent point. Sometimes you just have to buy a new pair of pants 👖

[@arielsea9087]

People buy jeans with lots of holes. 🤫

[@SuperReznative]

@@arielsea9087 Shame but true....even ,our Pastor &his wife came to church in matching pairs(woke)....while that morning I was scrambling to find a "better" pair before I headed out ..on the king drive to church.

[@instant_mint]

Yeah fast fashion manufacturers often use low quality fabrics to cut costs, it's such a waste because growing the crops and making fabric is very expensive resource-wise, but then it breaks too soon and has to be tossed and replaced with another similar garment of equal quality... It's really bad... :(

[@user-ps6qw1]

@@SuperReznative при чём тут пастер с женой и драные джинсы 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@Esuper1]

The mixing of the threads was a great touch. Now I know. Thanks!

[@marianemkovich8291]

Absolutely friggin'brilliant!!!! I ll be doing 10 pairs tomorrow!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!

[@instant_mint]

this is how I do it too, this method works really well

[@serge_bombit]

Не проще ли новые найти))

[@Zil.diesel]

Вот для такого ремонта своих джинсов я и научился эти разрывы штопать,своей машинкой,а ещё научился машинки ремонтировать и всё это благодаря урокам из ютюба. Всем спасибо за это.

[@MrPandoky]

Аналогично, бро🤝 Первое, с чего начал шитье, с такого же штопанья джинс. А затем стало интересно еще и капаться в машинке.

[@Zil.diesel]

@@MrPandoky удачи в интересном деле.😉👍

[@salmaslem8237]

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[@user-us4gs3xg6w]

Такая же фигня, чуваки😃👍

[@Zil.diesel]

@@user-us4gs3xg6w наш круг рукастых и полезных для дома мастеров расширяется.ОЧЕНЬ полезное дело для дома делаем, и буджет сохраняем.

[@DavidEmailman]

This is what I'll be doing. Excellent video and skills. I'm going to be sewing and watching instructional videos more than ever because of this. I'm into vintage clothing items and some need to be repaired or restored. I like the many innovative ways people do this with the best skill, tools, techniques and equipment.

[@mirandabush3935]

Led me to think

[@clarabarboza9115]

Queda como parche

[@smurfiennes]

Well done 👍👍 To repair torn clothing is somehow a disappearing habit these days.

[@MsPinecone123]

Since you didn't give any details on what you used to fix this I will do it for you. The white "fabric" used to cover the hole in the back is called Wonder Under from Pellon. It is iron on interfacing. Then get a darning presser foot out of your machine presser foot box and use it instead of a regular presser foot. Going up and down is not how you darn. You lower your feed dogs and then stitch wherever you need to. You should have a manual for our machine to help you with the darning process because this video is not how you do it.

[@christinecox6049]

Thanks, I was wondering all this, I have a cotton which matches perfectly to faded denim but I use different stitch on my machine than straight stitch which I assume was used here, that said the end result on here was not bad

[@kirnpu]

@@fabribeijing Agreed. All you need ............is a sewing machine. :(

[@dingdongspaghetti]

hole looks fixed to me

[@svetakyznecova5875]

По

[@Ms.Byrd68]

I wanted them to actually EDUCATE their viewers 'Step by step' as well! Not everyone even OWNS a Sewing Machine much less REALLY KNOW HOW TO USE ONE!

[@asuszenfonich]

Классная работа. Молодец мастерица.

[@sbell9989]

Wonderful, I remember my grandmother doing that. People repaired and handed down clothes long ago.

[@jennajobasiaz5559]

So true, people would care for their things, they didnt have money to just toss something away or felt the old saying 'waste not, want not'. People waste so much today, its horrible.

[@parttimetourist]

Mama Mia, Lady you are a class act and a perfectionist😘

[@tonidozier4573]

I used a piece of stretchy denim (soft) and stitched it on the underside using a straight stitch about an inch away from the hole, where the fabric was thicker. Then I used a zigzag stitch inside the straight stitching to hold the frayed fabric. Did this on jeans and dress pants for my husband when I was married.

[@arielsea9087]

With the state of the economy we’re going to be repairing more clothes in the future. Well done

[@SuperReznative]

@@arielsea9087 Yes more young 'uns need to redevelope those skills

[@woodstream6137]

@@SuperReznative class of 87. We had to take 1 semester, maybe that was a trimester, of home economics with a little cooking and sewing. Sadly I don't remember much. While STEM is important, I would like the schools to make home economics including personal finance mandatory curriculum. Same with shop class, at least give the kids exposure to various home and auto repair. It might actually inspire more to go into the trades. The reason I think personal finance is so important is the drive to get rid of or privatize SSI means a lot more people are going to get fleeced by wall street and not have retirement

[@SouthCountyGal]

This is my method as well. For the purpose, I saved the fabric from a few pairs of jeans I turned into shorts.

[@thelastmotel]

I've done the exact same. We were taught sewing, both by hand and by machine, when I was in school, but that was a loooong time ago, but I'm glad we were.

[@14erGuy]

I don't have a sewing machine so I do something similar, but with an iron-on patch. As a bachelor (but looking!) I mend my own clothes and jeans seem to always wear out in this location a lot faster than the rest of the pants. Anything that extends the life of my jeans is money in my pocket! It also puzzles me why jeans now wear out so much faster than jeans used to, not even very long ago. Especially expensive jeans.

[@arielsea9087]

I bought a nice Kenmore sewing machine for $15 at Savers. Maybe you can find one.

[@TopHatNat]

So true sadly. And it's not just jeans, it's t-shirts, underwear, everything. I guess it's because we are a capitalist, consumer society that is all about selling stuff and making money. On one hand it's like, well everyone needs to make money to live, but on the other hand, it's killing our planet and I hate that. Sorry, that was a bit depressing. Love to you 14erGuy.

[@karmicmessenger]

I've pondered this question also; it used to be that the quality of material was judged by its weight and jeans that didn't last at least twenty years were seen as low quality, now people are brainwashed into believing that if it's expensive it must be quality. The dumbing down of the masses is a huge success.

[@SuperReznative]

@@karmicmessenger Yup. capitalist brainwash "Branding". ..same with lenses, binoculars &veyeware.... cheap vwere as good as expensive. Back in the day however, Cannon had superior photo -lenses

[@olik136]

I just go to one of the many small tailors around here- such a tear costs about 5-10€ to fix, the iron-on patch is 4€ and doesn't last that long. I also found out that cheap jeans are often better quality than expensive ones- especially when you buy "stretch denim"

[@johanram3619]

This is exactly how my dad fixes my jeans and pants sometimes they aren’t old but I have thick thighs so they get worn out quick. The finished product is awesome. He so good at tailoring 🧵

[@SosoSoso-ym2jr]

لم افهم الطريقة !!

[@blazefairchild465]

That’s great ! I had never know how to do this by machine , only tried to fix my sons clothes by hand. He gained weight & I let his Church suit pants out by hand , because I didn’t get him to try his suit on until Saturday Eve. Then I found out he wasn’t going to Church because his suit pants were too tight. I fixed them & he enjoyed Church the next day. I have since got him a new suit & a few extra Sunday dress items.

[@HelloHiHelloHiHello]

English me naam hai to bhi itna gareeb😂

[@elsamartinez7657]

S

[@marygaffiero9051]

@@blazefairchild465 see i ko

[@ericaem6847]

It would be helpful if at the begging of the video the required items needed were listed; especially since some viewers here are new to sewing. That machine is a serger sewing machine, not just a basic beginner sewing machine.

[@tarabottogino]

Dude, you nailed it man!!!

[@Rahulgameplaychannel]

Thanks For Encouraging Me To Buy A New jeans 🙏🏻.

[@user-yn7wq5be9c]

Как профессиональный портной, скажу, что топорная работа, для того чтобы было идеально, надо было распороть средний шов и увести строчку во внутрь, только так будет штопка хорошо держаться. И не только для огорода подойдут джинсы, как написали в предыдущем коментарии. Всех вам благ

[@user-yi5wb4yz8z]

Зачем лишняя волокита . Супер просто дёшево и сердито

[@lenchik-73p93]

@@user-yi5wb4yz8z Вот новые так порвала,даже не стиранные еще были,два раза только надела.Вожу в машине,мечтаю заехать и сдать в ремонт.

[@madam_NADYA]

Здесь не все профессионалы. У меня даже машинки такой нет. Я шью иголкой с синей ниткой руками, штопаю. Как умею. Однажды отдала "профессионалам" зашить, так там ещё дырки остались. На какую сумму мне сказали, на такую и заштопали. Побоялись лишние движения машинкой сделать, а дырок больше оказалось😆 Больше не отдаю. Сама-сама!

[@lenchik-73p93]

@@madam_NADYA Здесь больше таких,самоучек,профи только и могут,учить😉🙃

[@user-bs9nz5zl5v]

Сразу видно- профи. Уважаю, коллега!

[@womanofsubstance8735]

Gosh, I've been doing exactly this for about 40 years now, except that I don't use double thread. Fusible tricot works best and is more comfortable than the woven interfacing. 🙂

[@viaceslavmikhailovich9825]

You can use this hole for the natural needs purpose. It will make your life easier, you need not take off your trousers every time.

[@womanofsubstance8735]

@@viaceslavmikhailovich9825 😆😆😆 Clearly you are not familiar with the anatomical differences of males and females. Lol

[@viaceslavmikhailovich9825]

@@womanofsubstance8735 Her hole in a right place for many women. It looks your familiarity with the women is restricted to a certain type. That's why your observation is so silly.

[@misst.e.a.187]

@@viaceslavmikhailovich9825 This thread's getting a little too anatomical for me 😂

[@Game-Sort]

My parents was all tailors (1970) , and they have pop up an ledder piece over the holes, like an heart shape. But this is an masterwork we have not seen in the past.

[@welc0meh0me]

I’ve mended this way many times for my family’s work denims. Thank you for the clear instructions. 💐

[@irinasoz1723]

Quedó genial, toda una maestra de la confección 👍👏👏👏

[@lorenzoparedes2306]

Ya sabia de ese material que se adhiere con el calor de la plancha, pero lo que aprendí de este video es el uso de los dos colores del hilo para hacer el remiendo más coordinado con el material del pantalón.

[@MegaAdri38]

@@lorenzoparedes2306 buenas tardes, por favor como se llama ese material ? Lo necesito para arreglar mi pantalón 😊

[@lorenzoparedes2306]

@@MegaAdri38 El material que nosotros llamamos mezclilla, en inglés es "denim", pero si Ud. se refiere al material que se usó para parchar con la plancha caliente, se llamaría "heat fuse material". Yo lo he usado, pero no dura mucho tiempo. El detergente de las lavadas y el calor de la secadora van reduciendo el poder del adhesivo. Aunque no queda muy elegante, creo que es mejor poner un parche de mezclilla de unos pantalones que ya no están a la talla debida. Por haber crecido en casa humilde, yo he aprendido a reparar y reciclar casi todo. Lo único malo de eso es que se tienen que guardar partes y materiales para cuando se necesiten. Buena suerte.

[@MegaAdri38]

@@lorenzoparedes2306 Muchas gracias

[@lorenzoparedes2306]

@@MegaAdri38 Se me olvidó mencionar que al usar el material fundido con la plancha, no se aplica la plancha caliente directamente sobre la pieza del sintético, porque se pegaria a la plancha. También hay que cuidar que la plancha no esté muy caliente, solo a la temperatura que se requiere.

[@mickla409]

Just a curious guy who wondered into this video. I must say that it was a great job. Only you lost me when it came time to use a sewing machine. :)

[@Ifailedeverything]

If you can drive a car or a lawnmower you can use a sewing machine. Don’t be intimidated 😊

[@venimarsouza5567]

Queria saber que tipo de tecido foi colocado no remendo

[@gevorgter_martirosyan3447]

Привет Привет

[@doedelbroesel3239]

I lost it with tem fugly pants

[@manoelantoniodesouza1227]

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[@ryanjohnson3615]

I'm going to wait till Autumn to try this... Right now I'm enjoying the ventilation.

[@JasonSmith-qx3zh]

Something must be wrong with my feed dog 🐶 I have never seen a sewing machine go back and forth like that so neat!!!

[@irinapetrova3826]

Видео полезное. Я так иногда делаю. Выручают старенькие штанишки для дома. В огороде поработать, с собакой погулять, а почему бы и нет. Наши бабушки штопали одноразовые носки, которые мы выкидываем при маленькой дырочке и латали вещи давая им вторую жизнь. Тогда они ценили и деньги и вещи и труд. Незнаю к сожалению или к счастью, но меня жизнь научила беречь вещи, перешивать, перевязывать, шить что-то своё. Для меня не зазорно сшить себе трусы, фартуки из мужских рубашек, юбочку для внучки, да и много что ещё...,тем самым экономя семейный бюджет.

[@guadalupegonzalez9132]

Oh… wonderful 👏💕

[@user-ir7km8zs7n]

irina petrova Для совсем нищих наверно да, пригодится. Но если вы смотрите это на ютубе, значит у вас есть интернет и есть деньги оплачивать этот интернет, а вот денег на новые вещи почему-то нет, или нормальную ткань чтобы сшить хорошие новы вещи. Вы больной человек, с психикой не всё в порядке вероятно. Наши бабушки жили совсем в другие времена и не надо сравнивать наше изобилие и ассортимент всего в магазинах с их дефицитом в их времена.

[@user-zj9mq7dw7z]

@@user-ir7km8zs7n Тот, кто находит возможность штопать или перешивать одежду - это бережливый человек. Или экономный. Или он хороший мастер швейных дел. К тому же у многих бывают вещи любимые, с которыми люди не хотят расставаться даже, если они с дырками. Ну и, наверное, вы не знали - у всех разный уровень доходов. Одни каждый квартал гардероб обновляют, другие по десять лет вынуждены носить одно и то же. А вот, больной человек - этот тот, кто обзывает психом в интернете совершенно незнакомого человека. Или он просто хам - это и есть вы. Всё просто.

[@user-ir7km8zs7n]

@@user-zj9mq7dw7z К вашему сведению у меня тоже есть хорошая машинка и я несколько лет назад не только перешивала себе и своей семье старую одежду, но и шила на заказ много чего. Но хватило ума сделать переоценку своего труда, все затраты и потраченное время на вот это перешивание старья. Овчинка выделки не стоит. Потому как вещь уже отслужила своё и ткань тоже и делая заплаты одни через короткое время появятся новые дыры на той же вещи. Согласна, когда был в магазинах дефицит, мало одежды, всё однообразное примитивное, тканей было мало....НО СЕЙЧАС огромный выбор всего, столько разнообразия и в одежде и тканей на любой вкус цвет и доход. Неужели интересно тратить кучу времени штопая по сто раз дыры в старье, чем сшить новые красивые вещи из новой ткани ???? И бережливый человек не тот , кто тратит драгоценное время на бесполезный труд, а тот, кто ценит каждую свою минуту и использует эту минуту себе во благо. Это я вам говорю как бывший предприниматель.

[@user-kw8ek5is1s]

@@user-ir7km8zs7n С языка сняли. Согласна с вами. И про ткань тоже я хотела написать . И у ткани свой срок годности. Я помню мама мне дала в приданое ткань новую. Ну как новую: она лежала у нее не один год. Я сшила из нее халат. И ткань по швам стала разваливаться. Пыталась ее зашить, но толку было мало. Так что бережливость тоже должна иметь свои границы.

[@Sewinginagarden]

I use a scrap of denim that matches the jeans. That way the area has more strength since it is a weak spot after the rip.

[@cassieoz1702]

Yes, that's how I've always done it

[@alejandramontero4076]

Como se llama la tela q se pega?....en español por favor...gracias.

[@user-jp3rx5lk6o]

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[@Chewie316]

I wish I knew about this sooner. I either chucked out or just used for work or rock concerts. There were a few I would’ve loved to save.

[@bluzzjazz]

Great job in getting more mileage out of clothes with this type of tear. No one will ever notice it!

[@Vintage_Recreations]

That will buy you a little time but the other side is always on the edge of falling apart too, from the chafing. Furthermore, the patch does not feel that great against the chafed skin.

[@lorenapaez6475]

.n.n.

[@salmaslem8237]

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[@JulianDeveril]

Pff. What chafing, wear boxer shorts.

[@MrArchie800]

Brilliant! I have this EXACT problem with my jeans!! So I am soooo happy to find this great vid!!! (EDIT) I've just forwarded this vid to my wife and she told me I wouldn't have this problem in the first place if I didn't scratch my gonads so much (especially in front of her friends she said!!!). Oh well :-(

[@ns4869]

ha!

[@carolynpeters3337]

lol

[@micatge1694]

That's quite unreasonable ... I am a woman and those areas always tear first because it scratches the bicycle seat.

[@amirzabaig]

Don't give up mate, that was my first day to use soft soft and i will work on it for a long ti!

[@jimbonsf]

An excellent method and instruction. Thank you for sharing.

[@ContrastoElevato]

Это ненадолго. Я обычно подкладываю снизу зарплату из джинсовой ткани. Тогда строчки можно делать реже. Но надо понимать, что если джинсы протерлись таким образом, они поедут в других местах через некоторое время.

[@erts291hj]

Зарплату многовато....

[@ContrastoElevato]

@@erts291hj 🤪 все зависит от ее размера 🤣

[@donaldperez7981]

Beautiful job. Well done 👍 Yes!, you know your craft etc. Though everyone is different, what I would have done was just buy another pair of pants.

[@rookmaster7502]

That’s no way to save money.

[@hiro0500]

that is amazing, i didn't know how to use a sewing machine, so i did this by hand, guess what they didn't last very long, maybe 2 months, I need to learn how to use a sewing machine.

[@hermi9538]

Das ist das schönste Video ever!!! Flinke Hände coole Mucke dazu das Professionelle Ende eines "Loch´s" in einer Jeans. Spitzen Happy End... ❤👍

[@user-us4gs3xg6w]

Две шпульки на одном нитко держателе, для меня новое открытие, возьму на вооружение для двойной иглы👍

[@levertige1]

Вероятно, нужна игла с двумя ушками?

[@user-bs9nz5zl5v]

От такой толщины ещё и ноги сотрёте в порошок.

[@MsLally5]

I use a scrap of denim from “cut-off” jeans that are now shorts and I put inside and stitch on.

[@carolinadeams7173]

I don’t know how KZbin knew I needed to watch this video.

[@jodibuchanan9389]

Those were my favorite......it's all good. I hope you are happy and healthy. I WILL always love you. Those pots pans pans were mine.

[@jodibuchanan9389]

A nice touch.

[@jodyjohnsen]

Following the original warp and weft of the fabric is a good idea when using a machine. I normally use a curved needle and add invisible stitches a cross and down but I would use your way if a machine were called for.

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you repair those shorts. I’m really really impressed. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too. Please stay safe and well too

[@aspetm3846]

Simple, good and useful tech! well done

[@ramdonxd19663]

Buenos días bendiciones, Excelente gracias por compartir , algunas cosas las aprendí con mi Dios que siempre me ha guiado porque en la época que me inicie no había tanto avance, y otras con mi madre era Modista y ahora con usted.

[@gene108]

As someone who does not sow, but has holes in his jeans, what material did you use to iron on the inside of the shorts? I’d like to patch up the holes. I really wish there is dialogue in this video. It’d make understanding the steps possible.

[@TheSlong123]

I know, right? Anyone who knows what she's using or what's being done wouldn't need the video. It's ridiculous. Anyone can figure out simply enough how to just patch a hole. This video isn't a tutorial. It's a "watch me patch a hole without explanation".

[@sunshinesmiles5386]

The material that was ironed on is called iron-on or fusible interfacing. You can find it at most fabric or craft stores.

[@jigglypuff9359]

My mind is blown. I have been throwing away pants every year and now i can do this instead. Thanks ❤

[@estherj5849]

😆

[@soilaverdad8446]

Nice professional mending, but if you don't have the skills and don't know anything about interfacing go to Walmart and get a blur jean patch they have all colors and you can put the patch on the rip using an iron.

[@MYLOLA79]

Wow! Great sharing DIY. Mostly i sewed by hands only

[@user-fl3kr9nv3k]

Класс! Но если делать стежки по направлению рубчика даже с такими нитками небудет заметно.

[@AscensionX-uq1mk]

That’s pretty awesome! 😁👍 But the problem is that THE WHOLE CROTCH AREA will eventually disintegrate. I find that THE BEST remedy is to REINFORCE the crotch YOURSELF…BEFORE it needs it. Then you will wear out the patches while the actual denim remains practically untouched for YEARS! You’re welcome! ✌️😁

[@WanderTheWorld731]

😂😂😂😂😆😁

[@instant_mint]

how do you make the patches look good?

[@joesimon2029]

I agree.

[@jhsdfjhgjh]

This is magic and you are a magician!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@user-ci2rh6dh2g]

Спасибо за видео! Подписалась и на этот ваш канал, ставлю жирный лайк.А я так штопала джинсы своим сыновьям на пяльцах.Было очень трудно натянуть ровно ткань.Тогда в магазинах ещё не продавали ткань для подклейки!

[@mariarosadecassiaaraujo5473]

Adorei porque eu sou reformista eu trabalho com reforma tecido plano calça short e blusa jeans

[@suelilopeswanderley9637]

Que tecido e ewse branco

[@Kanelle88]

Humm... I think I'll try this. I have an entire pile of jeans that has this exact problem. (I was going to recycle them into a rug or into blue jean purses) Thanks for the idea!

[@milchmadchen1303]

Advice: Put a piece of similar jeans fabric inside and then go on as shown and the part will get more resistant. I have mended several my friends pair of jeans, all ribbed between the legs, in that way and the mending is almost invisible.

[@ddukeh6713]

@@milchmadchen1303 yes! This is how I do them too!! Will last a lot longer altho doing the Iron interfacing to get it all it place is a great idea and then add the denim scrap.

[@jakesmith5278]

Hmmm...pretty good. Some jeans fix so well that one just don't want to let go.

[@user-je3yl2yy3y]

Ногти красивые у мастерицы ! Хорошее видео.

[@corinneleroux2842]

Bonjour merci pour ce tuto, très intéressant 😊👍

[@MaryR666]

Здорово! Но долго не продержится, быстро снова будет дыра. Только если чутка поносить, пока новые джинсы едут.

[@user-hg6yy6im9y]

Я на свои гамаши латки ставлю, вручную, сезон точно носится

[@user-zu1fu6bf3t]

согласна джинсовой тканью надо было латать, тогда на даче еще можно поносить.

[@EyeLean5280]

Wow, very impressive!

[@aperson2020]

Wow, that's unbelievable. Well done 👏

[@marceloteodoro7956]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho boa dicas

[@salmaslem8237]

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[@joanatuissi4476]

Amei essa dica....perfeita parabéns 😍😍😍

[@hbfashions8570]

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[@sakshisinghal9115]

This is so much helpful because i have a bunch of my jeans which is wornout from the back may be this will work

[@SNNNKY]

Oh! Sewing machine. Great idea.

[@MeiAlbiol]

Muchas gracias por compartir este truco!! Una pregunta, como se llama la tela que utilizas para tapar el agujero? Un saludo!!

[@maryowen381]

Entretela autoadherible

[@user-th5lr4zx4w]

هو القماش اللاصق الذي يلصق داخل المانطو من عند بائع الأزرار ومستلزمات الخياطة

[@mariadoloresbreton6720]

Fliselina adhesiva, viene de distintos grosores.

[@SOFIAMunoz-dl7qr]

Alguien de México, que me diga como se llama la tela que usa para remendar, veo que tiene pegamento??? Gracias de antemano.

[@guadalupegonzalez9132]

@@SOFIAMunoz-dl7qr Fliselina adhesiva

[@leommjj1235]

What an amazing video! You are great with what are you doing! Keep going because everything you need will come to you at a perfect time! Each step may get harder, but don’t stop. The view is beautiful at the top!! I wish to you all the success around and never give up my friend!! I feel your channel will get so far! So stay positive, stay healthy, and you got my full support! ❤🤗🔔

[@sanobarmahkamova7396]

Ffxxxx

[@muhammadazhariqbalkhan9846]

Today U r telling this method of sewing, I am using this since many years and I can do much more then that (infect I am not a Tailor - just simple man.

[@leoandeson7936]

mixing the threads is brilliant idea, i'll try that.

[@heavensangel1310]

Although the darning was well done it should have been done on the entire square patch as the new darn has a potential to rip from where the fibbers have aged Nevertheless this was an awesome 😎 super job

[@ddukeh6713]

You could have had a close up of it finished. And just using that interfacing won't hold up as well in the long run. You need a more sturdy fabric.

[@michelesallandre5395]

Ok ni ni on

[@ceceliabason3255]

Yes i was thinking the aame

[@diamondlife120]

Good job, I have these jeans that I love that I purchased years ago, same problem, but I don't know how to sew.

[@patriciarincon5133]

THANKS, EXCELLENT

[@user-jy1dy9oh8f]

Вот же ядовитые люди! Вам показали, как можно заштопать, а уже ваше дело , делать так или нет. Я зятю так зашиваю и углы карманов и он носит еще достаточно долго

[@user-ir7km8zs7n]

Инна Минаева Ну если вы совсем нищие, то да, одежду таскать до полного истирания в хлам и штопать по сто раз дыру на дыре, это как раз для вас.

[@MrLogtop]

можно подумать кто-то этого не знает . лучший способ из советских времён - отпарываешь задний карман у любых джинсов и ставишь заплатку.

[@jhubellevlogs8691]

Good thing is you have sewing machine for repair.Well done.very nice. Manaywaray

[@allisonwandaland8700]

I use Jean material closely matching garment of hole is any bigger and then zigzag stitch around the edges. Once I patched my sons denim with plaid material on the knees, he loved it, the plaid showed through and he loved it .

[@thelastmotel]

Back in the late 80s/early 90s, I used to always patch holes in my stuff with mis-matched fabrics It's a fun style.

[@simanovich60]

При первом приседании они порвутся, да выбросить их лучше и не заморачиваться, ткань уже износилась, как бы ты их не штопал

[@glauciaqueiroz6264]

Muito interessante! Parabéns!!!!!!! Vamos reaproveitar o que é possível llllll

[@wandaarnt234]

Excellent tutorial Cheers from Pennsylvania Blessings 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🎚🎚🎚

[@kiwichick888]

Thanks for the great idea for patching the favourite jeans nobody wants to throw away :-D Although, it would be helpful if you said what product you were using.

[@bernadetefagundes143]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho gostei 👏

[@mariaaparecidasilvalourenc9897]

Qual tecido foi esse q que ela usou p o remendo

[@bbbbb685]

Thank you for sharing😃😃😃

[@AmbreMusk5598]

Thanks man!! it's working it's working!!!