The Mandalorian - HOW TO T-Shirt into Denim Jacket!

How To video explaining How To turn an old T-Shirt in to an Awesome Patch! I used my Star Wars The Mandalorian t-shirt to make a back patch for Levi's Denim Jacket.
Shot on iPhone Xs Max.
Editing using Final Cut Pro & Logic Pro.
Credits: Christopher R. Gray
Original Audio: Christopher R. Gray

[@TheKatsPajamas]

I snuck a song I'm working on into the end of the video! Check it out! 13:38

[@catstrauss7072]

I love that nail polish idea, i use that as well when im done sewing and don't want it to fall apart

[@TheKatsPajamas]

Such a great, easy solution right?!? My patches are still holding strong to this day!

[@StevenEspaniola]

I would use fabric scissors to cut neater lines…I have made a few of these types of jackets. I typically use ultrabond, then hand-stitch along edge

[@myrons4713]

That is Cool Beans! I plan to do the same thing with a black Levi jacket and a recently ordered, The Poughkeepsie Tapes, t-shirt! I like the cloth backing step too.

[@TheKatsPajamas]

Thanks! Sounds Great! If you need any help or have any questions, feel free to ask. I’d love to see how it comes out!

[@Annie261.]

Cut your patch oversized then iron on a smaller piece of the heat and bond, then cut patch to size. You won’t screw up your ironing board then. You also need a pair of sharp fabric scissors.

[@TheKatsPajamas]

Thanks!! Really appreciate the tip! My ironing board definitely took a slight beating after making this. Any more tips, please share!

[@666k9s]

Where's the link to the heat bond product you used?

[@TheKatsPajamas]

Hey there Jayne, I recently ordered some online this is the product name: HTC 422 Fusible Non-Woven Interfacing, 15-Inch by 3-Yard , White. Well under $10. Ordered off Amazon. Thanks for asking!

[@666k9s]

@@TheKatsPajamas thank you! 😀