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4/1/2022 2 Comments Sewing on a patchI'm going to show you how I can get longer use out of my kids clothes. AidenLee has this pair of overalls that love to wear but their are two very large holes in the knees that his leg keeps getting stuck so I went to the fabric store and bought some of the scrap fabric and let him pick out which color he wanted.  You will need: needle thread pins square piece of fabric I started by stitching up the ends a little to make the hole a little more round.  Now to pin the fabric in place.  I went ahead and sewed three rows to make it more secure.  Trim any extra fabric.  Trim the extra jean as well.  Then I flipped it over and did the other side.
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10/18/2023 07:17:49 am
Sewing on a patch is a simple and effective way to repair or decorate clothing, accessories, and other fabric items. It is a skill that anyone can learn, and it can be used to create a variety of different looks. To sew on a patch, you will need a needle, thread, and scissors. You may also want to use pins or double-sided tape to secure the patch in place while you sew. To start, decide where you want to place the patch. Once you have chosen a spot, pin or tape the patch in place. Then, thread your needle and tie a knot at the end of the thread. To sew on the patch, you can use a variety of different stitches. A simple running stitch is a good option for beginners. To sew a running stitch, simply insert the needle through the fabric and patch, and then pull the thread through. Continue stitching in this way until you have reached the end of the patch. 3/22/2024 01:14:04 pm
I just tackled sewing on a patch! It was a fun way to add some personality to my (article of clothing). I wasn't sure how it would turn out, but with a little patience and some helpful tips online, I managed to get it looking neat and secure. Now I can't wait to show it off! Leave a Reply. |
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