Thank you. I followed your method to repair a t shirt hole on a blue and pink patterned t shirt and it was a very prominant hole at the front. I'm not really into sewing my colours are exclusively black or white and I needed bright pink. So, I did it with white cotton, it came out great and only a tiny bit of stitching showed on the outside. I got a pink permanent marker pen dabbed it on the white cotton and it's great, no more hole!
Hi there, today I uploaded a video with the knotting technique explanation. Hopefully this will clear any guessing out of the way. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/dFecR4z5F3g/w-d-xo.html
You sound like from Armenia like a lady I knew. She was from there. Neat voice & accent. If a person does not have a needle & thread they most likely not have an interfacing. I never heard of that or something like that to iron on etc only the word itself. Thanks for showing us how to sow a small hole tear. I am sewing 2 on a bag my mother made of 🌈 & a shirt.
how do i repair a hole in grey sweat pants that’s kind of a square shape and quite big? is there any way to mend it with the least amount of showing if the hole? it’s quite large and on the back of the left upper thigh, so it’s pretty obvious. i’m not awful at sewing but not a pro, any tips to make it as least visibility as possible? thanks so mich
This method is best for average holes that we get for example from belt buckle/purse, holes in blouses and T-shirt, that mysteriously show up after washing. It's good for heavier fabrics as well such as denim, etc. You have to use your judgment and take under consideration: - the type of fabric you're wanting to repair (fine, heavy, knit, etc.)? - is it a solid colour fabric, pattered fabric? - how worn out is the item? It's easier to hide/repair bigger holes in a pattered fabric than in solid colour. If you have further questions, let me know. Hope that helps!
Hi there @Jenn Stephenson ! You can watch my video on how to thread a needle in 3 easy ways - it's very simple th-cam.com/video/uuukhP8QrMk/w-d-xo.html By keeping your fingers pinched together to support the thread, follow through and push the needle between your fingertips towards the thread. As you continue with this motion part your fingertips you should reveal a threaded needle. When you're fixing a tiny hole in t-shirt it's best to use fine thread and make the knot ONLY on one end of the thread. This way the repair isn't going to show so much, as when both ends of the thread are knotted.
Several videos later, I still don't know how to: Tie initial knot on the thread Tie thread to the needle Finish knot at the end I'll just wing it and ruin my shirt now. Time wasted could've bought another shirt.
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Okay......when it comes to sewing, what other tutorials you want to see?!
Thank you, I'm a 27 years old man and first time sewing in my life but your video sucessfully help me to fix a hole in my t-shirt 👍
Wonderful! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just discovered this after noticing three tiny holes in my new t-shirt 😩 Thank you so much! It was easy to follow despite having no experience sewing!
You got this!
I agree tysm hun❤
Thank you. I followed your method to repair a t shirt hole on a blue and pink patterned t shirt and it was a very prominant hole at the front. I'm not really into sewing my colours are exclusively black or white and I needed bright pink. So, I did it with white cotton, it came out great and only a tiny bit of stitching showed on the outside. I got a pink permanent marker pen dabbed it on the white cotton and it's great, no more hole!
I'm very happy it worked well for you!
Great idea with the permanent marker :)))
I managed to somewhat fix my t-shirt but I still need more practice to make it look better, thank you!
That's great! Practice makes perfect!
i just finish sewing the hole in my shirt while watching this, thank you very much!
That is awesome!
Thank you very much! I am able fix my shirt after your tutorial 😊
Great! Glad it helped! ☺️
Thank you very much for this tutorial!
You're very welcome!
great video helped me a lot
Glad it helped!
Thank you girl it's useful video
Glad it was helpful!
can you show your knotting technique, how you make a knot in the one end
Hi there, today I uploaded a video with the knotting technique explanation. Hopefully this will clear any guessing out of the way. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/dFecR4z5F3g/w-d-xo.html
You sound like from Armenia like a lady I knew. She was from there. Neat voice & accent. If a person does not have a needle & thread they most likely not have an interfacing. I never heard of that or something like that to iron on etc only the word itself. Thanks for showing us how to sow a small hole tear. I am sewing 2 on a bag my mother made of 🌈 & a shirt.
Hi, thank you for complement! I hope this video helped you fixed the holes perfectly without frustration 😊
@@SewingatHomeMom No I have not tried yet. I was dou g my nails & making soup 🍲 so I will when done doing my nails.
how do i repair a hole in grey sweat pants that’s kind of a square shape and quite big? is there any way to mend it with the least amount of showing if the hole? it’s quite large and on the back of the left upper thigh, so it’s pretty obvious. i’m not awful at sewing but not a pro, any tips to make it as least visibility as possible? thanks so mich
Applique or iron-on patch. For sweatpants, you could get away with your favorite sports team logo.
amazing thank you!! I have ruined so many pants now I don't have to buy more I can't afford! ❤🎉😮😅😊
You're so welcome! Glad I could help! 😊
Thank you 🙂❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks!
Thankyou for sharing it was useful❤️
So glad!
Great job
Thank you!
Excelente tutorial👏👏👏
Thank you! 😊
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How big of a hole is too big for either of these methods?
This method is best for average holes that we get for example from belt buckle/purse, holes in blouses and T-shirt, that mysteriously show up after washing.
It's good for heavier fabrics as well such as denim, etc.
You have to use your judgment and take under consideration:
- the type of fabric you're wanting to repair (fine, heavy, knit, etc.)?
- is it a solid colour fabric, pattered fabric?
- how worn out is the item?
It's easier to hide/repair bigger holes in a pattered fabric than in solid colour.
If you have further questions, let me know.
Hope that helps!
Ok wait! How do you thread the needle with just 1 side?!
Hi there @Jenn Stephenson !
You can watch my video on how to thread a needle in 3 easy ways - it's very simple th-cam.com/video/uuukhP8QrMk/w-d-xo.html
By keeping your fingers pinched together to support the thread, follow through and push the needle between your fingertips towards the thread. As you continue with this motion part your fingertips you should reveal a threaded needle.
When you're fixing a tiny hole in t-shirt it's best to use fine thread and make the knot ONLY on one end of the thread. This way the repair isn't going to show so much, as when both ends of the thread are knotted.
What called that white tiny thing?
It's fusible interfacing that has a heat activated adhesive material on one side. Hope that helps!
Several videos later, I still don't know how to:
Tie initial knot on the thread
Tie thread to the needle
Finish knot at the end
I'll just wing it and ruin my shirt now. Time wasted could've bought another shirt.
My grandma used a light bulb
Yes! That's a great idea. Sounds like she knew her sewing well!
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Wizardry…
Thanks!
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