Mending knee holes

Mend holes in girls’ jeans three different ways! Iron-on patches, machine stitching lines, and embroidery with fabric!

Extend the Life of Your Clothes with these Easy D.I.Y. Fixes It can be intimidating the first time you decide to try and repair your own clothes, but don't let that stop you! Remember if it needs a repair then it's already broken - you can't make it too much worse.(Unless you break out the

Holes in jeans knees that you want to mend? Here's one method (more methods at the bottom of the post). Unpick a side seam on the jeans leg with the hole, whichever seam is not flat-felled but just a single seam, using a seam ripper. You are trying to get it open far enough to fit it successfully under your sewing machine needle. Probably at least 4" below and above the hole, but I just eyeball and unpick a little more if I need to. Cut a rectangle of scrap denim or other sturdy cotton…

How to fix ripped jeans - visible mending to patch holes in clothing

Learn how to fix a hole in jeans using patches, embroidery or stitching. Includes machine, hand & no-sew. Fixing holes in jeans easily!

Ever since going to The Big Mend last time (see here) I have dreamed of patching my beloved jeans! I saw the Liberty Lawn patching ideas from Scrapiana and it was the perfect match of wanting to me…

Our little lady has a problem with scooting around on her knees. Yes, she's 5 but that kid loves to walk around on her knees, crawl around during play, slide into an imaginary home plate for unknown reasons. So her pants all get holes in the knees. She loves two particular pairs of pajama pants and didn't want to get rid of them when she got holes in the knees, so she asked me to fix them. You know, with my mama magic... My plan was to cut them off into bermuda length shorts. She didn't care…

Don't toss those favorite denim shorts because of a tear! Jump on the visible mending trend . This eco-friendly solution not only saves your denim but also keeps them away from landfill. Let's mend and restore their beauty together. It's time to embrace the charm of imperfection. Let's mend and save from landfill!

What is sashiko? Sashiko, meaning "little stabs" is a Japanese style of stitching. In traditional Japanese mending, sashiko is a style of hand stitching used to repair textiles or to create layers for added warmth in working garments. It is creating small repeating stitches that form a pattern, the patterns often inspi