DIY: HOW TO CREATE AND HAND SEW BACK PATCH FROM OLD BAND T-SHIRT
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- DIY: HOW TO CREATE AND HAND SEW BACK PATCH FROM OLD BAND T-SHIRT.
Hi guys,
I'm currently obsessed with customising my denim jacket. After running out of embroidered patches to add I decided to take matters into my own hands. My old "The Smiths - Meat is Murder" tee had been sitting in my closet for a long time not being worn so I turned it into a back patch for my 'battle jacket'. I love it, and here is a tutorial on how you can do the same. All you'll need is a needle and thread (probably some scissors too lol) and a whole lot of patience. No iron-on patch necessary.
Thank you for watching and I really would appreciate your feedback.
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Your video has helped me massively I used your sewing method and it worked a treat on my A7X back patch on my battle jacket 🙏
just made myself a large back patch after putting it off for months and this helped me double check my work!
just made my old MCR shirt into a back patch!!! thank u for this video it turned out amazing
I just found you and I absolutely love you and your honesty ❤ You muddled your way through brilliantly. I'm rubbish at sewing and stuff but you have give a small amount of hope that maybe I could do it lol 😍
This comment is so lovely, thank you!!
I have so much respect for anything DIY. Killer tutorial, love it.
That was very helpful, thanks a bunch. Cheers from Brazil
You're welcome !!
How has it held up since then? I want a Dio patch for my jacket but I can't find the specific size that I need. So just putting a t-shirt on there would work but I'm worried about how it would hold up and look
Hey, I know this is super late but it's still holding up well! I don't really wear it that often but it is still sturdy and looks good. I never machine washed it because of all the other patches but I feel like on a gentle cycle buttoned up inside out would wash well. I definitely think the folding over of the edges and double sewing helps with the reinforcement!!!
You’re so awesome Ellen. 😍😍😍🙂
I know this is an old video, but how well does the shirt stay on the jacket? That's my fear is that it will start peeling off or start stretching and become messed up
I never had any trouble! Because I sewed the shirt separately like with the green stitching that made it into a solid patch and then it attached. I never put it through the washing machine but I imagine if you did you'd need to put the jacket in a pillow case or something to protect the stitching!
@@ellenrosemarieharvey I see thanks for the input
My daughter recommended embroidery fabric
@@bezoticallyyours83 Funny enough I went through with it, and the shirt has been on my jacket for months now, looks amazing
@@clutch44444 Right on!
Thank you 💖
It would probably have been easier if you put the adhesive on the back that makes it stick on with an iron
Maybe it might be for someone else, but I don't iron on any of my patches, just sewed so I can take them off if I want without glue residue :)
fabulous
thank you so much
I love your fun hair color.
‘Enter from the back’ ‘Pull it out’ I’m dead 😅
better end knot method I've seen somewhere here on the UA-cams: wrap the end of your thread around the needle three or four times. pull the rolled string down the needle and thread until it forms a perfect thick knot at the end of the thread. ???. Profit!
I know this material
This video has one of the weirdest comment sections ever wtf
I already know how to do this, but good tutorial. I thought you were going to put a Slipknot patch I was so excited, but oh well..
still don't know how u sewed it to the jacket
The sewing to the jacket starts at like 7:22 :)
She literally didn’t explain tho
@@adriannajensen1228 it's me, I'm her
2:30 you could iron it... with your hands is good. Ha ha
Dat ass patch tho ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
You know punks dead when someone wears a DIY jacket over a Prada shirt.
Well it's not really a Prada shirt, it's a bootleg with pictures of spice girls on the letter. I can't afford Prada lol
@@ellenrosemarieharvey my mistake, i love you.
7:36 , did she just moan?
Metal Runs Through My Veins oh my god I cannot unhear it!! That was my thinking noise
@@ellenrosemarieharvey I can't stop laughing now! Lol!!
some fightclub subliminal messsage there
So sexy...
I looked for a video like this for a long time. Thanks for sharing your skills with the world. Your jacket turned out pretty badass. Cheers from Wyoming, USA.
I know I'm super late to this party, but that stitch that goes perpendicular to the patch's edge is called a whip stitch or overstitch :)
I'm even later in my response, thank you!
great video! i've been searching for a good video to recycle old worn out shirts I refuse to trash haha. going to try this on my jacket soon!
Good luck!
could also make a sick blanket to throw over your bed or sofa. just stitch em all together. i saw a video that did that a few years ago
“But I am rather lazy” I subscribed
LMFAO SAME
Ditto 😂
make your finger into that gun shape thing lick the two fingers then wrap the thread two times around the tip of your pointer finger and use your thumb and pointer finger to just kinda roll it off... it gives you a knot fairly quickly
I was planning on making a Smiths patch, didn’t think I’d find a video this specific!
Where did you go?! I like your style of vids! Only 2 tho 🤔🙁
This was really helpful, thank you! I'm going to be painting my own back patch for my jacket soon :D
How exciting!
1 of your patches seems to be just a butt, that's pretty dope.
Anyone know what the stitch is called she used when applying the patch I’m doing the exact same thing but I couldn’t really follow how to do it...
That's not bad, but I'll do it another way. Firts of all fix it with some "tear Back" embroidery stabilizer or embroidery adhesive on the back of the old band T-shirt, Then with sewing machine try to sew a good boreder and then sew in on the jacket. Before this fixing to the back with embroidery adhesive spray!!!!
Maybe I missed it, but any tips on reinforcing the fabric? Some shirts are made from really flimsy material that tears easily. I used duct tape to reinforce a Bauhaus patch I sewed to a hoodie, and discovered very quickly that it reflects a *lot* of heat. It's great for when it's cold, but undesirable of you're in a sweaty crowded venue. I was thinking about using rubber glass (one of the materials I have available at the shop), but have no shirts I currently want to sacrifice to the cause, so looking for recommendations.
Hi, I just folded the edges over, pinned them and tacked around them before adding it. That worked for me but you could maybe try bondaweb or heat n bond which hardens when you iron it onto the back of a fabric. I used that when I made little patches !
@@ellenrosemarieharvey I'll check those out. Thanks for the quick reply!
I wonder if you might try some type of interfacing to back the patch.
Hey! I wonder if you have a tips for Iron on patch to look vintage/distress/old school looking?? Thank you 🙏🤗♥️
THAT SHIRT >>>
edit: this whole jacket is perfect omG i love the way you stitched the patch on
I did a similar thing for the paneling on the front of my vest, but instead of sewing it twice I just sewed it strain on using the first stitch method.
Thanks for the help. I do things slightly different, but I definitely loved your technique.
After sewing the edges in, I totally though you were going to use a fusion-type interface fabric to simply iron it onto the jacket. You could still have added the green outline stitching afterward if you like the look of it.
I didn't want to permanently fuse it and get glue on the jacket - all of my patches are hand sewn as I don't know who I will agree with in a few years!
Absolutely LOVE the honesty 😭 definitely subscribed! 👍
Fuck that ima just use my sewing machine make it a whole lot easier on my self lol
Why didn’t you use the sewing machine?
That background song sounds like a beach episode.
No kidding, this is a fantastic idea! I have a vintage blue Quicksilver T-shirt that's BEYOND F'ed, however, I've kept it in a box for that last 4 years wondering how I'm going to fix it... Because I love that memory. Well, I'm gonna be buying a denim jacket for it now I think. Thanks!
i've done this maybe 6-7 times. I'm glad to see that i'm not an island onto myself lol. I do recommend however using fishing line to sew any kind of patch on with, holds up in the wash and is alot sturdier!
No man is an island, entire of itself. Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.
This is so helpful and specific bc I lack a sewing machine. Also appreciate the honesty lol
You are the best girl i have seen on youtube ❤️, thank you so much
You saved me !!
I hope you success !
Like from Brazil
I cut clothing and have thread
Iam lazy to I'll subscribe
Thank you for this!!! I’m doing this presently 😊
Wow! I made my own Slayer's patch with this method last year and now I see this vid.. we're synchronized xD
Very helpful! I am starting an old school wrestling patch jacket and want to use one of my old t shirts for a back piece! Thank you for this video!
can i just cut the fabric and just sew it to the jacket? instead of sewing the fabric again?
If you want, but it's neater this way and easier to control. Plus it adds to the look of having lots of contrasting thread as a border! You can do it any way you want, this is just how I did mine
@@ellenrosemarieharvey thankyou so much! love your vid btw ❤❤ it reaaaaally helps me 💓💓💓 have a good day 👋👋
Thank you for the tutorial. I've been thinking about putting a t shirt patch on the band jacket I'm making. :)
I love that you used green thread 💚 also the stitching is amazing! Thank you for sharing 🍀
im so confused
Thanks for the video! This is the way I'd do! Some other mention iron on witch stitch etc yet that seems to complicated. Many a good patch comes from a tshirt! I would rock that back patch looks good!
Thank you for the video. I had wondered how the large patches were made :D
Very helpful. Small channel, pleasant comments l. 8/10 would
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The stitch is called overstitch
thanks it was very helpful for me!
I’m a simple minded man😔 at 0.16 I lost my train of thought and forgot why I was here🙈
Demetrius Hunt haha I feel ya!!
Hi!
I found that it's way easier to do all this with iron on tape, such as Heat 'n' Bond, a 10m roll cost me the equivalent of $3 at IKEA.
@@quokka_yt hi !! Super happy you've found that method 💓 for me I'm so indecisive so I didn't want to get glue marks on my jacket if I fall out of love with a patch so it was a choice to do it this way!
You could also save the scraps to make patches and sruff
Does this work with sherpalining?
You're pretty.
I’m trying to do similar at the moment any tips for sewing onto leather? My sewing skills are reattach a button and use hem tape 😂 can I get away with fabric glue instead?
Faux leather mind you I don’t buy real leather unless vintage find :)
Ayeee sickkk
Gorgeous ❤
very helpful thnx
I LOVE this! I can't wait to try it. And The Smiths is such a cool band.
Good job
Wash it one time and comes off
Love your personality keep up the good work
something ironic about wearing a prada shirt with a battle jacket
It's not a real Prada shirt, it's a bootleg with the spice girls on it ...
I'm a trans person, we really appreciate the support!
dammit i love u
Great band, great custom denim, great tutorial. But by now, isn’t there some kind of appliqué you can spray on the back of the T-shirt fabric to turn it into an iron-on? It’s 2019!
There is something and I did try it for a felt applique I made but it didn't stick. I ended up having to sew the applique on anyway.
Maybe just back it with interfacing/ stabilizer and then sew it on
I put a meat is murder patch on my camo military jacket
Protect trans lives
Save Desmond
Lame. She just sowed a t-shirt onto the jacket. Rekt.
Did you not read the title before watching?
How to create a family friendly punk jacket
ya mean battle jacket
You look like you’d own a “protect trans lives” patch.
Hahaha
The Smiths lol poser
Gross patch between shoulders
You could add a the smiths song instead of this annoying reagge
Then it won’t be monetized
Please don't do this to band tshirts
It's my old tshirt, I can do what I like with it