Liquid stitch is keeping broke ass alive right now. I only got TWO pairs of pants and one of them is being held together with liquid stitch. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to afford new clothes soon lmao
This happens often with casual shorts. I find a pair I like, then the bottom blows out. I've begun reinforcing the crotch and butt area with iron on patches. Seems to be helping. Thanks for watching and commenting. I have been making these videos since 2006! My favorite part is reading and replying to your comments. I hope you will consider subscribing and I hope to reply to more comments from you in the future! - Ryan -
Nice! I have a pillow idea for recliners. I need to get some fabric and make a prototype. If I follow through, it will be published on here. It could be my million dollar idea! Thanks a lot for watching and even taking the time to comment. I've been making these videos since 2006! Comments are my favorite. I hope you'll subscribe and I'll get to reply to more comments from you in the future. 🤓
Did you follow the directions? Was the fabric a suitable candidate for liquid stitch? This link gives excellent directions. Check it out: www.allfreesewing.com/No-Sew-Projects/How-to-Use-Liquid-Stitch/amp
@@SillyReviews Yes, I followed the directions... yes, the fabric was suitable. Read the article, and all I can think is maybe I used too much, idk. I add decorative fabric pieces to the pre-ripped areas of my pants and shorts. I usually sew everything, even iron ons, just hoped this would be a faster option. Going to have to do it again, then sew it as well.
That’s really disappointing. I don’t have any helpful info for your situation. Maybe I do. It’s possible the tube of it you were using was old. Maybe age can contribute to its effectiveness?
@@SillyReviews That's okay, lol. And no, the tube was vrand new. Meh, Ya win some ya lose some, lol. I'll try again with a little less. And at least I'll only have to to sew little spots instead of the whole thing.
Liquid stitch is keeping broke ass alive right now. I only got TWO pairs of pants and one of them is being held together with liquid stitch. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to afford new clothes soon lmao
You’re not colour blinded. The shirt is dark grey indeed. Great video
I am indeed colorblind. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
@@SillyReviews I thought you’re joking. 😉
Might I suggest learning Sashiko and patches lol
I’m going to research. Thank you.
@@SillyReviews it’s really fun and very durable way to fix stuff.
@AeriyaValkyrja I’m going to have to look into this. Thank you.
Those poor pants. Lol I know the feeling of having a favorite pants u can’t just let go and retire them
This happens often with casual shorts. I find a pair I like, then the bottom blows out. I've begun reinforcing the crotch and butt area with iron on patches. Seems to be helping.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I have been making these videos since 2006! My favorite part is reading and replying to your comments. I hope you will consider subscribing and I hope to reply to more comments from you in the future! - Ryan -
Also fabric softener ruins clothes lol faster
Really? I just thought it is a water softening alternative with fragrance.
Cool just made a pillow
Nice! I have a pillow idea for recliners. I need to get some fabric and make a prototype. If I follow through, it will be published on here. It could be my million dollar idea!
Thanks a lot for watching and even taking the time to comment. I've been making these videos since 2006! Comments are my favorite. I hope you'll subscribe and I'll get to reply to more comments from you in the future. 🤓
Mine came right off. What did I do wrong?
Did you follow the directions? Was the fabric a suitable candidate for liquid stitch?
This link gives excellent directions. Check it out: www.allfreesewing.com/No-Sew-Projects/How-to-Use-Liquid-Stitch/amp
@@SillyReviews Yes, I followed the directions... yes, the fabric was suitable. Read the article, and all I can think is maybe I used too much, idk. I add decorative fabric pieces to the pre-ripped areas of my pants and shorts. I usually sew everything, even iron ons, just hoped this would be a faster option. Going to have to do it again, then sew it as well.
That’s really disappointing. I don’t have any helpful info for your situation.
Maybe I do. It’s possible the tube of it you were using was old. Maybe age can contribute to its effectiveness?
@@SillyReviews That's okay, lol. And no, the tube was vrand new. Meh, Ya win some ya lose some, lol. I'll try again with a little less. And at least I'll only have to to sew little spots instead of the whole thing.
I’d get a refund. Every dollar helps!
My beloved pant😍😡🥰🤣
I need to use some on my work shoets. I'm blowing a hole through these abs they're pretty new.