Patch on Jeans' Pocket (& Useful Bobbin Tip) - Quick Tutorials
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- Опубліковано 3 вер 2021
- Hello friends! In today's "quick tutorials" video, I wanted to show you this neat little patch I did behind the pocket on a pair of jeans. I wanted to take this opportunity to further explain some of the theory behind our actions when making patches look good. I hope you like the bobbin tip I shared!
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I never thought about putting a different color on the bobbin to blend the colors
This was awesome!
I had been doing this technique, but had no idea if I was going about it the right way!
Also, the tension for the bottom bobbin, thank you so much for teaching this as well.
Another thing, thank you for teaching every step and why, without any confusion it all! So good of you.
You are a wonderful teacher ❤ I'm truly grateful to have found you.
Jesus bless you 🙏
You are so kind Cheryl! Thank you kindly! ❤️
You do beautiful work, a true talent!
Thanks so much 🥰 I'm glad you liked it 😊
I love this because we don't have to take out the "tack" at the top of the pocket. Excellent tutorial. Thanks so much!! Just did this for my sons jeans and it came out perfectly!!
I'm so glad ☺ Thanks for letting me know 🥰
great job! Thanks for sharing
My pleasure 🥰
I do this repair often, but I have always removed the heavy tacking. What a brilliant idea, leaving it intact! It will save so much time!! Thank you!
I remove the heavy tack too most of the time. But in this case the whole underneath was so wide that it wasn't worth it. I feel that every sewing job is different even if it's the same. Cheers 🙂
I want to say: Fantastique!!!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching 🥰
This is exactly what I have been doing for years. Who ever would have guessed I knew something. !!! 😂
You really do have the best videos!!!!
Hahaha I love this! Thank you so much Susan!
I love your tips and tricks. Keeping on sharing.
This looks great! I have like 4 pairs of pants that have tore in the exact same spot and I’m going to have to try this. Thanks for the helpful tutorial ❤️
Thank you! This is exactly what I need. I love the bobbin tip too. Thank you!
Truly remarkable! Thanks for the good tip!
Wow, that was amazing
Really really good work 🌷🌷🌷🌷
Outstanding tips, thank you!
My pleasure Sherry!
What perfect timing for me! I'm getting ready to do this exact repair this afternoon
Ouuuu that’s very convenient lol
Wonderful job!!
Thank you Lenore!!!
This was PERFECT!!!
How very creative of you! Thank you for the video 😊
My pleasure 🥰
Perfect timing, again! I must mend the pocket of my hubby's shorts, this is the way to go! ! Thank you! 😁
Ouuu that's so funny, glad to help!
That’s so helpful! Thank you so much!
My pleasure 🥰
Awesome, very useful information.
I’m glad to help Sandi!!
Well made. Both video and repair. Thanks for the machine instruction too, that's where I mess-up.
This is so smart, thank you for this very useful tutorial. I could probably use this method as well on a button down, camp shirt for the pockets.
Yes! You can 😉
Wow! You would never guess this was patched. Great job!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you! With three sons, it seems that all I do is repair jeans. I learn so much from you, I appreciate your skill❤️
Thanks so much for watching 🥰
Thank you for posting
I’m glad you liked it Lisa!
Thank you for the idea
I'm glad you liked it 😊
You are AMAZING!
Thank you very much!! :)
WoW,that was an excellent tip!💕💃🏻 Thank you
It’s my absolute pleasure:))
Beautiful! I wish I knew how to use a machine. You are a brilliant seamstress!
Thank you so much 💓
Absolutely beautiful work. Thank you, I’m off to buy some matching thread!
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Hats off to you 👏 🙌 👍
Thank you Eva! Glad you liked it!!
Thank you very much. My husband is always making jokes in those back pockets and I never know how to fix them correctly. Now I do!!
Beautiful mending a pocket corner, your work is excellent, I learn so much form you. Thank you for sharing ...🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️
Thanks so much for your kind words 😊
Beautiful 🤩
Thank you Nerio!
perfection
I love, how fearless you are with that razor - have you ever accidentally cut into a clients garment? 😱
And isn't it nice, when a repair turns out to be basically invisible, when you're done? I love that feeling!
It might happen. Ups! That's why I tilt the blade towards the sparable side. If any side can't be broken, then I use my seam ripper.
This is perfect I do so many for my grandson it seems like his jeans always rip here I wish he would just bring them when they are new and let me sew a reinforcement hopefully they would last longer. Thank you so much
Yes, that's right. Pockets can be reinforced before they get damaged 💯
maravilloso gracias
Gracias 💞
Muito bom! 👏👏👏
You have wonderful videos and ideas and skills. Can you do a video with tips and instructions on the best way to lengthen shallow women's jeans pockets, please? I am in the process of my third pair. While my results work, they are awkward and not quite as professional as I'd like. It is difficult to sew with the machine in the area at the pants side seam. I suspect the best results might come from opening the side seam which I had avoided up to now. Thank you. Your site is very helpful as I get back into sewing!
Hi! I've been meaning to make this video for a long time. I think I'm going to make it very soon. But, in the meantime, I wanted to say that sometimes it's better to open the pockets, but it isn't always necessary. Cheers 😊
You are excellent
Brilliant! I do same but... Have one more lil point I want you know.... Stitching not from up and down but stich how jeans lines go. You can see on the fabric dark and light lines, so if you stich on them your stitching will be invisible.
Thanks so much! I think we are on the same page. I will have to check out the video again to see how I can improve the explanation for the next time. I meant to sew following the lines, right in between them, so the stitches are hidden and I didn't mean up and down. I meant sewing forward straight and then turn the material to the opposite direction to have a better control. It certainly seems I'm going up and down, but the direction is guided solely for the grain of the fabric that will give us the lines to follow. Thanks for letting me know, I'll check out the video right away. Cheers!
Wow! 😁👌🏽
do you love the gravity iron? debating on making the upgrade. Great finish!
Ohhh absolutely! It’s hard to back, I am spoiled now 😅
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I love listening to your narration just as much as watching your repairs. You make machine sewing sound possible. I am afraid of my sewing machine. I messed up my feed dogs by getting cloth caught in them, causing a tangle. I haven't tried using it again, since. The noises my machine made, it sounded... upset. I kept having to rethread every couple stitches. I think I'm a better handsewer.
Hey honey I read your message. I totally understand, I messed my machine years ago that same way. Take your machine to a sewing machine repair man and get your machine timing checked. After mine was fixed (it was the timing I threw off when the material got stuck) the machine thread kept braking like yours and the problem was very simple to fix. Actually my sister-in-law helped me figure it out, was first make sure it's threaded right, every machine is different, also, some machines you put the presser foot down then the needle or the thread will break when you try to sew. Some machines are the opposite. Put the needle down then the presser foot down then sew.. I felt very silly that it was a simple fix but don't. I was grateful for the simple fix and I hadn't broken my machine. Don't be afraid of your machine, it's easier to learn than a car and sewing is great fun! Good luck ☺️
@@shellyoliver6173 thank you for the encouragement. I will look to see who repairs sewing machines locally. Mechanical things don't like me, lol. Iz ok. Thank you again for the encouragement. I don't know what I'm afraid of. That it will catch on fire? That I'll burn out the motor? That it will blow up? No clue what I think is going to happen.
Hey lady don't be afraid your missing out on a great adventure 😁 I don't believe you will catch it on fire or blow it up, believe me when I tell you I was afraid when I did the same thing 😂 I was afraid every time I used it for a while after my mishaps with it but once you start using it it will get easier and easier. Best of luck to you it's going to work out for you ☺️
Great, all i need now are tools and skills.
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Is it possible to do this by hand? Can you suggest a sewing machine for a complete beginner?
You can do it by hand, but don't open the pockets then! Cheers 😊
Mam I am very worry about my jeans because I have confuced which type of jeans I have were please suggest me my waist Is 32
It's as fabulous as you dear lady 🙂
Thank you very much!
Well, I guess I'll save this video, in case I ever get a machine
What hole? ;)
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I hate that corner. It pulls on all my jeans. Thanks.
I know right!