This was awesome. I didn’t know about the zipper. We didn’t have money to get my patches put on when I was a kid, but now I’m grown and can sew them on myself ❤
Your video was a HUGE BLESSING. ...I was asked to sew on 3 patches on my grandsons jacket sleeve and I didn't know how I was going to accomplish this UNTIL I saw your video...THANK YOU!!!!
Great video! I would have never thought to open up the underarm seam. You're so smart. :) But girl, you need to adhere those patches before stitching! I sewed all of my military uniform patches after either Stitch Witchery or now Steam-a-Seam. That way you know they are on perfectly straight and they don't wiggle while you wrestle. LOL
Thank you SEW much for this! My nephew asked me to sew patches on his letterman and i was thinking I had to do them by hand until I saw this. Thank YOU!
Sooo glad I found your video! I secretly hate when I get letterman jackets to see because I always stab myself or break needles, but I hadn’t had to do sleeves until today and was dreading trying to get these on here. I didn’t even think to open the sleeves!
Awesome video. I just finished doing 6 letterman. I sew for a store near us but I do the stitching at home I have a Singer 20U and it works perfect for sewing on patches. I do use a double sticky tape from Sail Rite to run a couple strips to help hold the year number or patch in place on the leather sleeve, but I use pins for the jacket body to hold them in place. One thing I have learned when opening the leather sleeve is to stay stitch an inch or so on the leather just below the under arm and just above the cuff it will keep the stitches from coming loose when you are stitching on the sleeve. It is very hard to get the seams lined up if you take out too much under the arm where it meets the jacket. I use clips to hold the sleeve seam together when I am done stitching on the patch It helps with keeping the leather from stretching I also use a walking foot for sewing the sleeve back it also keeps the leather from stretching and then not lining up at the bottom. And I also use a heavier thread for the sleeve I find just plain machine thread don't hold leather as well as a heavier thread. Sewing letterman jackets are my favorite thing to do or even leather motorcycle jackets I love stitching them too :)
Great tutorial thank you! I read a very helpful tip on another letterman jacket tutorial, use wax paper under the leather so it glides better and doesn't stick to the machine. I didn't have wax paper at the time but had a similar type of paper and it was so helpful!!
Great video, thank you so much! You are undercharging, or local place here is overcharging-$25 per patch (Ouch). Thanks again for tutorial, saving a ton of money doing my son’s jacket myself ,and now I feel better prepared :)
i know this video is already 3 years old but i just wanted to say thank you for your help :) i just got a nice college jacket and really want to put some patches on the back!!! have a wonderful day :) btw your voice is so nice to listen to
Great video, gave me a great idea for a motorcycle jacket that I’m having made I’m gonna have the liner done like a varsity jacket to give me access for future Patches 😃
This video is very helpful, thank you. I noticed when your opened the jacket inning you had used a zigzag stitch on some of the patches and straight stitch on others. How do you know which stitch to use?
Sewing on a bunch for All-State & All-State Solo & Ensemble today. Plus a heart patch with a French Horn below the kid's name. Cross fingers for me and my band kid!
This means if you have a lining in the jacket , you have to pull everything apart ...is there any other way Loren? I have to do a patch on my winter jacket but there is a lots of feathers and lining and who knows what...please advice ....Anyway you are georgeous
I will usually go at it with a sewing needle because I don’t own a sewing machine. It also allows me to not take apart sleeves. A machine will obviously give a much stronger hold with a cleaner look but I feel like the time needed evens out and the skill level required for thread and needle is a bit less complicated. If it’s a piece of clothing you want to permanently patch you can also use adhesive or get patches with heat activated adhesive if you use a piece of cloth and an iron.
michiganderintexas you can for sure do it twice even push it three but on the third sew put a stabilizer where the sew line is to stabilize where you have been sewing! Make sure each time you open sleeves that you are careful doing it . Leather is so stiff you can tear it! And it will split open on you!
I have a ton of patches for band (he he) to also sew on a vintage letterman jacket that we bought cheap on Ebay rather than buy a new one. I have removed the old stitching and old patches from the previous kid. All good. Now I need to cover over and replace the graduation year numerals on the white leather sleeve (no removable lining, this was a jacket from the 90's). I'm wondering what needle type and setting you used on your machine to sew on the leather and also on the thick wool back of the jacket? BTW: THANKS! This is a video that I did not expect to find on TH-cam at all!!! At least there is a method to this madness now. It's worth the time since the jacket was only $25 plus S&H. Anyway, if you mention the needle sizes that would be awesome!
Herodotus3 I used the needle that came with my juki 2010. I would use a need to do blue jeans .. it’s a thick stronger need to handle the weight of the leather. My machine works great for multi layers so I didn’t use a specific needle ..
Each machine has different needles.. look up what needle will work on your sewing machine and try to find either stronger needle like for blue jeans or if your machine had for leather!
I do a lot of scout patches and just use clear monofilament on top with a regular all purpose thread in the bobbin. What do you think about using this on a letterman jacket?
Sissys Creations I just use the needle on my machine.. I use the felt that was on the patch - or I just sew directly to the patch .. thank you for your comment!
Hi Lorena, I was just wondering, if you could not zip out the lining, would you still do the patch (I think I'd want to charge considerably more??)? Would you be able to open up the lining enough and get it resewn without having to completely did and re-construct it?
Pam Bulmann I would open the lining and re sew it, the client would have to understand that the jacket will not be the same! Usually if it didn't he the zipper I would sew patches on the back and which would show on the lining! I charge based on time and how easy and hard it is! The patches don't take more than 10 minutes to put on.. to be honest my clients pay me more, but I'm happy personally with what I charge.... it just depends on how difficulty the job is...other people do charge more... and that's okay too...I feel in 20 minutes making $12 is not a bad .. but my sweet client paid me $20.😂
Thank you! Unfortunately the company that originally placed letters/patches sewed right on the zip off lining 🤦🏻♀️ so...yeah....but next kid... you got this 💪 🧵
Thank you so much, i just got my letterman but i couldn't afford to get patches or anything so its jus plain. Im gonna try this 🫶🏼🙏🏻 i appreciate the video
Your amazing omg I need patches on my sleeve but it’s on a over coat wool material how would you do that? I would just give it to you and pay you honestly because your so fantastic we’re are you located?
Ok I am In New York I would need it for New York fashion in February is it possible I can ship my coat and pin the patches on the sleeve they way I want it and send it to you? I can PayPal you the money no problem just tell me your price.
Would it be possible to sew on a patch on the sleeve without taking out the seam? I'm just a teen and I sorta know how to sew but I don't have a sewing machine. I see that the seam needs to be taken out for the machine however. My grandma has one but she's threatened me with death if I bring her more black things to sew since it's hard for her to see (though I'm sure I could get her to with a little begging). Is it very hard to do it by hand on the leather if you're inexperienced, or is it cheaper to just pay someone like you or maybe get my grandma to do it? Thanks!
Alyssa Fisher I would pay someone to do it.. once you puncture wholes on a leather material it damages it.. you don’t want to ruin something you earned by working so hard for it! ..
Thank you very much for your reply! Yes, you're right, it had crossed my mind that I might damage the jacket trying myself. Paying someone was my first thought, which I'll definitely go with. Thanks again
A whip stitch by hand may be best for somebody who can't open up the sleeve. Search for "Whip Stitch" on youtube. That will at least give you the ideas and you don't have to go through the sleeve at all or at least to start and end the patch. You may need a thimble or two to protect yourself and will want to experiment with a sturdy but thinner needle due to the patch being hard to pierce, but a cheap leather sewing needle might be easier. You need flat needle-nose pliers if you're stuck. Poke the needle through the leather and then gently grab the middle of the needle with the pliers to finish pulling the needle through. I'm sure this sounds harder than it is. If you're really really desperate, a lot of dry cleaners have a seamstress who might have all of the knowledge and experience (and better machine and tools) to do this for not much money. I used to work at a dry cleaners (2 branches) and they both had excellent seamstresses.
Ohh ... you can heat the inside of the sleeve and maybe the glue will soften and be pulled out.. but it may leave a gummy imprint and leather reacts different than fabric in removing glue.. so I don’t know... sorry I can’t help more!
Yes I want to know how to put a name on a jacket to let somebody know this is my jacket I have a same co-worker who had the same jacket but I'm trying to put my name on it travel Monday morning to let her know how can I put my name on the jacket in the inside
Your high school should have a vendor they prefer and are working with (like Jostens) who makes these jackets. They cost a mint though! I looked everywhere on Ebay and found one from the 90's still in excellent condition and the correct size (they will provide measurements for you). Removed the patches and the name stitched on and now am putting on newly purchased patches to cover up (including one with a name on a heart patch). I lucked out and the jacket I bought wasn't just the same school colors, it was stitched with a gorgeous bulldog on the back. Same mascot but all the way across the USA from us. Best wishes.
these patches the bigger ones are chenel patches it a special machine that makes the patches. The smaller ones you would use an embroidery machine. Usually the letterman patches are won at different school events. Also some are earned for working at the school or playing or participating at school events. Like band, sports, and dance..
Can you make similar videos for me? How to sew on custom patches on Denim jackets on chest, sleeve, and back (3 videos for each placement) Leather jackets on chest, sleeve, and back (3 videos for each placement) Letterman jackets chest, sleeve, and back (3 videos for each placement)
Marching Band counts as a PE credit and a lot of the visuals that they use can give you a workout. My very athletic son came home from his first band practice with achy shoulder muscles from holding his Mellophone at a 90 degree angle. You should be more open-minded and less judgmental.
Sky Guy The ignorance in this comment is upsetting. Band is a sport, we’re out on the field or hours on end in the hot summer heat and you don’t get breaks where you can sit. There’s also marching and having to look good with everyone else and it’s tiring, more tiring than football imo.
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I love how this is a band jacket :)
yes... she went to state for a couple of years.
Those patches look the EXACT SAME AS MINE. Yay!
I'm putting a boa patch on my jacket 😭
-desoto central (ms) band member 😊
This video was really helpful but I loved seeing all the UIL and TMEA patches lol
Tyler Nguyen thank you..
This was awesome. I didn’t know about the zipper. We didn’t have money to get my patches put on when I was a kid, but now I’m grown and can sew them on myself ❤
Your video was a HUGE BLESSING. ...I was asked to sew on 3 patches on my grandsons jacket sleeve and I didn't know how I was going to accomplish this UNTIL I saw your video...THANK YOU!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! I would have never thought to open up the underarm seam. You're so smart. :) But girl, you need to adhere those patches before stitching! I sewed all of my military uniform patches after either Stitch Witchery or now Steam-a-Seam. That way you know they are on perfectly straight and they don't wiggle while you wrestle. LOL
Power Tools with Thread I never thought of that... I just don't pin because it's a blood fest when wrestling with the jacket!😂
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Thank you SEW much for this! My nephew asked me to sew patches on his letterman and i was thinking I had to do them by hand until I saw this. Thank YOU!
Sooo glad I found your video! I secretly hate when I get letterman jackets to see because I always stab myself or break needles, but I hadn’t had to do sleeves until today and was dreading trying to get these on here. I didn’t even think to open the sleeves!
Awesome video. I just finished doing 6 letterman. I sew for a store near us but I do the stitching at home I have a Singer 20U and it works perfect for sewing on patches. I do use a double sticky tape from Sail Rite to run a couple strips to help hold the year number or patch in place on the leather sleeve, but I use pins for the jacket body to hold them in place.
One thing I have learned when opening the leather sleeve is to stay stitch an inch or so on the leather just below the under arm and just above the cuff it will keep the stitches from coming loose when you are stitching on the sleeve. It is very hard to get the seams lined up if you take out too much under the arm where it meets the jacket. I use clips to hold the sleeve seam together when I am done stitching on the patch It helps with keeping the leather from stretching I also use a walking foot for sewing the sleeve back it also keeps the leather from stretching and then not lining up at the bottom. And I also use a heavier thread for the sleeve I find just plain machine thread don't hold leather as well as a heavier thread.
Sewing letterman jackets are my favorite thing to do or even leather motorcycle jackets I love stitching them too :)
Thank you for your comment.l. I like it some but sometimes its not my favorite thing to do for clients. I'm so glad though that you enjoy it.
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Great tutorial thank you! I read a very helpful tip on another letterman jacket tutorial, use wax paper under the leather so it glides better and doesn't stick to the machine. I didn't have wax paper at the time but had a similar type of paper and it was so helpful!!
thanks so much for this video!! time to sew on my own band patches :-))
Victoria Cawilihan I hope that you have seen that’s it not that hard.. just go slow and be patient.
Thank you, thank you , thank you! I have patches to put on my niece's jacket and I want it to look professional!
Great video, thank you so much! You are undercharging, or local place here is overcharging-$25 per patch (Ouch). Thanks again for tutorial, saving a ton of money doing my son’s jacket myself ,and now I feel better prepared :)
Wow thank you... I will charge more... 😂😊
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Great video! Perfect ! I am sewing patches on the sleeve of a Corvette Jacket. No Zipper ! Yikes.
i know this video is already 3 years old but i just wanted to say thank you for your help :) i just got a nice college jacket and really want to put some patches on the back!!! have a wonderful day :)
btw your voice is so nice to listen to
Thank you I’m glad it worked.
Perfect. Just what I needed to know. Thank you!
I hope it helps you
Great video, gave me a great idea for a motorcycle jacket that I’m having made
I’m gonna have the liner done like a varsity jacket to give me access for future
Patches 😃
I’m so glad this was helpful for you!
Nice job pretty lady
Can't wait to get my letterman jacket
Alae Fashion thank you for being so sweet
What brand and model machine do you recommend?
What machine are you using?
I’m using a Juki 2010 but any machine will work like a singer talent just use a blue gene needle for your machine or a heavier weight needle ...
This video is very helpful, thank you. I noticed when your opened the jacket inning you had used a zigzag stitch on some of the patches and straight stitch on others. How do you know which stitch to use?
I use straight stitch
Always straight the patches it’s the fastest and easiest way to put the patches on!
Oo nice I see a band patch :,)))))
ToxicTokyo Yes!!
Sewing on a bunch for All-State & All-State Solo & Ensemble today. Plus a heart patch with a French Horn below the kid's name. Cross fingers for me and my band kid!
Herodotus3 All state horn buds!
Mr. Graves amirite!! I represent the Pianists of Band🎹🎹🎹💪
Euphonium player here!
Thank you for your video! I have been wondering how I will sew patches on my daughter's Letterman for months! lol
your so welcome
Is it possible to remove patches off a leather mans jacket? The sleeve is made out of leather.
Thank you for the info! I will definitely be trying this on my sons jacket.
Paula Mtz just take your time...as you move around the jacket.. thank for watching and your comment!
This band student has made some amazing accomplishments in band
Yeah I put 3 more patches this year on the jacket.. they’re is no more room..
This means if you have a lining in the jacket , you have to pull everything apart ...is there any other way Loren? I have to do a patch on my winter jacket but there is a lots of feathers and lining and who knows what...please advice ....Anyway you are georgeous
I will usually go at it with a sewing needle because I don’t own a sewing machine. It also allows me to not take apart sleeves. A machine will obviously give a much stronger hold with a cleaner look but I feel like the time needed evens out and the skill level required for thread and needle is a bit less complicated. If it’s a piece of clothing you want to permanently patch you can also use adhesive or get patches with heat activated adhesive if you use a piece of cloth and an iron.
Thank you 😊 wonderful video!!
I hope it helps
I'm getting a letterman 2 years early for making the Texas All-State band! :)
That is wonderful.. I'm excited for you!
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Very helpful!❤
How many times can you open and resew the sleeve of a leather jacket?
michiganderintexas you can for sure do it twice even push it three but on the third sew put a stabilizer where the sew line is to stabilize where you have been sewing! Make sure each time you open sleeves that you are careful doing it . Leather is so stiff you can tear it! And it will split open on you!
Good to know. Thank you!
What city are you located I would of wanted you to do my daughters patches Love your work
I have a ton of patches for band (he he) to also sew on a vintage letterman jacket that we bought cheap on Ebay rather than buy a new one. I have removed the old stitching and old patches from the previous kid. All good. Now I need to cover over and replace the graduation year numerals on the white leather sleeve (no removable lining, this was a jacket from the 90's).
I'm wondering what needle type and setting you used on your machine to sew on the leather and also on the thick wool back of the jacket?
BTW: THANKS! This is a video that I did not expect to find on TH-cam at all!!! At least there is a method to this madness now. It's worth the time since the jacket was only $25 plus S&H.
Anyway, if you mention the needle sizes that would be awesome!
Herodotus3 I used the needle that came with my juki 2010. I would use a need to do blue jeans .. it’s a thick stronger need to handle the weight of the leather. My machine works great for multi layers so I didn’t use a specific needle ..
Each machine has different needles.. look up what needle will work on your sewing machine and try to find either stronger needle like for blue jeans or if your machine had for leather!
Very helpful. Thank you! (Love the bloopers at the end!!) :)
Thank you so much for watching!
You make this look so easy 🤩
Excellent video! Thank you
I do a lot of scout patches and just use clear monofilament on top with a regular all purpose thread in the bobbin. What do you think about using this on a letterman jacket?
you should do more videos like this one. it was very helpful :)
Okay I will see what I could do!!
Lorena's Quilting thank you :)
Do you use a certain needle size? Do you see on the outside felt piece of the patch? This video was very helpful! Thank you!
Sissys Creations I just use the needle on my machine.. I use the felt that was on the patch - or I just sew directly to the patch .. thank you for your comment!
Are you still doing these and where are you?
Where did you get this jacket!! I need that removal lining
Hi Lorena, I was just wondering, if you could not zip out the lining, would you still do the patch (I think I'd want to charge considerably more??)? Would you be able to open up the lining enough and get it resewn without having to completely did and re-construct it?
Pam Bulmann I would open the lining and re sew it, the client would have to understand that the jacket will not be the same! Usually if it didn't he the zipper I would sew patches on the back and which would show on the lining! I charge based on time and how easy and hard it is! The patches don't take more than 10 minutes to put on.. to be honest my clients pay me more, but I'm happy personally with what I charge.... it just depends on how difficulty the job is...other people do charge more... and that's okay too...I feel in 20 minutes making $12 is not a bad .. but my sweet client paid me $20.😂
Very interesting video Thank you miss.
Thank you
Thanks so much for such a helpful video!
Your so welcome. I hope you try and place your patches it really isn't that hard.
Thank you! Unfortunately the company that originally placed letters/patches sewed right on the zip off lining 🤦🏻♀️ so...yeah....but next kid... you got this 💪 🧵
thank you.. for your wonderful comment. power in sewing..
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Are you using a heavy duty sewing machine for this? Or adjusting your settings on a normal machine?
No it’s a regular sewing machine with a denim needle and keep settings the same
Is there any way I can clean the white spots with out cdry cleaning
Saved me!!
Looked up a video on how to iron on my two region choir patches-LOL i think I’ll pay someone to put them on. Thank you though!!
Thank you so much! Very helpful.
thank you I'm glad you like it.
Thank you for this video, never thought of opening the sleeve. I would be scared. But $3 per patch for all that work......
yes I raised my prices... thank you...
@@ToniNov25 where are you located?
Hi Lorena, tutorial videos like this for my company? I need 8-10 videos for the following:
Super late but do you recommend putting rhinestones yourself or ask a professional
If you have the little iron I would do it myself
Awesome work...💜
I have a question about the way a Texas Flag patch? which way is it supposed to go?
I really not sure?!
Thank you so much, i just got my letterman but i couldn't afford to get patches or anything so its jus plain. Im gonna try this 🫶🏼🙏🏻 i appreciate the video
How about putting the letter itself on?
xxCostaGuy66xx When I get a jacket for front patch I will do I! But in truth it's exactly the same process...
Your amazing omg I need patches on my sleeve but it’s on a over coat wool material how would you do that? I would just give it to you and pay you honestly because your so fantastic we’re are you located?
I'm located in Texas
Ok I am In New York I would need it for New York fashion in February is it possible I can ship my coat and pin the patches on the sleeve they way I want it and send it to you? I can PayPal you the money no problem just tell me your price.
thank you so much,,,,,,opening it up was soooo much easier,,,,,,yeaaaa,,,,
I’m glad it worked for you!
GREAT VIDEO!
Would it be possible to sew on a patch on the sleeve without taking out the seam? I'm just a teen and I sorta know how to sew but I don't have a sewing machine. I see that the seam needs to be taken out for the machine however. My grandma has one but she's threatened me with death if I bring her more black things to sew since it's hard for her to see (though I'm sure I could get her to with a little begging). Is it very hard to do it by hand on the leather if you're inexperienced, or is it cheaper to just pay someone like you or maybe get my grandma to do it? Thanks!
Alyssa Fisher I would pay someone to do it.. once you puncture wholes on a leather material it damages it.. you don’t want to ruin something you earned by working so hard for it! ..
Alyssa Fisher Also leather is hard to hand stitch .. your poor finger will be raw from the needle..
Thank you very much for your reply! Yes, you're right, it had crossed my mind that I might damage the jacket trying myself. Paying someone was my first thought, which I'll definitely go with. Thanks again
A whip stitch by hand may be best for somebody who can't open up the sleeve. Search for "Whip Stitch" on youtube. That will at least give you the ideas and you don't have to go through the sleeve at all or at least to start and end the patch. You may need a thimble or two to protect yourself and will want to experiment with a sturdy but thinner needle due to the patch being hard to pierce, but a cheap leather sewing needle might be easier. You need flat needle-nose pliers if you're stuck. Poke the needle through the leather and then gently grab the middle of the needle with the pliers to finish pulling the needle through. I'm sure this sounds harder than it is.
If you're really really desperate, a lot of dry cleaners have a seamstress who might have all of the knowledge and experience (and better machine and tools) to do this for not much money. I used to work at a dry cleaners (2 branches) and they both had excellent seamstresses.
The only way to do it without taking it apart would be if you had an industrial cylinder bed sewing machine with a long arm.
Can someone put a link to purchase this jacket plz thx
Love it please 🙏🥺 make more vedios
Where can I buy this jacket or what’s it called plz respond asap
Francisco Carreno it’s a Steele high school letterman jacket .
Sorry to bother but do you know how I could get a patch off of a leather sleeve if it was iron pressed
Ohh ... you can heat the inside of the sleeve and maybe the glue will soften and be pulled out.. but it may leave a gummy imprint and leather reacts different than fabric in removing glue.. so I don’t know... sorry I can’t help more!
@@ToniNov25 okay thank you so much for the advice 😄have an amazing day
This looks like a steele highschool jacket, they have the NICEST colorway
Right.. black and gray classic
What’s size is the patch on the chest, the “S” ?
It was an xl
You are amazing ❤️
Thank you i try
WHAT KIND OF MACHINE DO YOU HAVE?
mgkhalli juju 2010
What state is your shop in?
Texas
Yes I want to know how to put a name on a jacket to let somebody know this is my jacket I have a same co-worker who had the same jacket but I'm trying to put my name on it travel Monday morning to let her know how can I put my name on the jacket in the inside
Where can I buy the jacket in the video plz help
Francisco Carreno this jacket comes from Steele High school.
Your high school should have a vendor they prefer and are working with (like Jostens) who makes these jackets. They cost a mint though! I looked everywhere on Ebay and found one from the 90's still in excellent condition and the correct size (they will provide measurements for you). Removed the patches and the name stitched on and now am putting on newly purchased patches to cover up (including one with a name on a heart patch). I lucked out and the jacket I bought wasn't just the same school colors, it was stitched with a gorgeous bulldog on the back. Same mascot but all the way across the USA from us. Best wishes.
Where are how do you make the patches?
these patches the bigger ones are chenel patches it a special machine that makes the patches. The smaller ones you would use an embroidery machine. Usually the letterman patches are won at different school events. Also some are earned for working at the school or playing or participating at school events. Like band, sports, and dance..
I meant sew on the outside felt piece of the patch. Sorry hope it makes sense?
Sorry yes I sewed on the felt of the patch .. on the bigger patches! I just followed as much as I could the patch .. 🤓
Can you make similar videos for me?
How to sew on custom patches on
Denim jackets on chest, sleeve, and back (3 videos for each placement)
Leather jackets on chest, sleeve, and back (3 videos for each placement)
Letterman jackets chest, sleeve, and back (3 videos for each placement)
great angle
Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you.
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You don't charge nearly enough for all the finagling you have to do. Great vid tho.
Yeah I’m learning to charge more!! Thank you
Steele highschool?
savage pigeon yes!!
Teen Barry j1# I Can you do my Jacket 😍😍
You are beautiful
Your so welcome.
yu look good🥵😍 be mine😋
I probably could be your mother 😂😂😂
Lorena's Quilting nope. your young enough to be mine.😊
You're so beautiful.
I’m not surprised about anything about these jackets so congratulations. 😒👎🏻
thank you.
Band isn’t a sport you shouldn’t get patches for it
Yes it is!!! The play on the field... hello😊😂😂
Marching Band counts as a PE credit and a lot of the visuals that they use can give you a workout. My very athletic son came home from his first band practice with achy shoulder muscles from holding his Mellophone at a 90 degree angle. You should be more open-minded and less judgmental.
Sky Guy The ignorance in this comment is upsetting. Band is a sport, we’re out on the field or hours on end in the hot summer heat and you don’t get breaks where you can sit. There’s also marching and having to look good with everyone else and it’s tiring, more tiring than football imo.
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