How to Fix the Ripped Crotch of your Jeans : 3 Innovative Ways!

Hello friends! Thank you for being so patient and kind during our break, so happy to be back! In today's video, I showed 3 ways to alter the ripped crotch on jeans. One with a large jeans patch, one with sashiko thread, and one with the darning technique! Please comment down below which method was your favourite!

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Bossa Antigua by Kevin MacLeod

[christiemacdonald]

I think this video changed my life. I can finally start to fix the pairs of jeans I couldn’t bring myself to throw away. Thanks so much!

[coastlifelive]

You're the Bob Ross of sewing. Your voice is so soothing and I learn so much!

[ksschapp]

My daughter and I mended three pairs of jeans using Method #1. thank you for the tutorial! Also, for those of you who don't have chalk to make lines, we used a thin bar of soap.

[maggiegonzalez]

Thank you!! My grandson just brought me a pair to mend. He spends a lot of money for his jeans so he knows I will try to save them. With your video I’m confident I can do a good job!

[jenknickerbocker]

Just did the 3rd method on my husband's jeans and it looks so good! Fingers crossed it holds up! Thank you so much for your help

[ebprodigy]

I am inspired by the quality of your repairs. Such attention to detail. I can't wait to try each one of these repair methods.

[susancronin]

So glad I found you!! I had the concept but didn't take it far enough, making the work much harder. Thank you!

[CashCatMoney]

Thank you so much for this! I'm self taught and my mending kept splitting and I couldn't figure out why! Now I know what to do!

[nicholleortiz]

These are such helpful tips!! So I think overall I liked the second way because I love the look of visible mending. BUT the first and last option looked the most natural which I appreciate and definitely see the value of! I want to try all 3 options! I have so many pants to repair

[tjnjenbennett]

Thank you for this video! I like the first way best, but I'm so impressed with the ingenuity behind the sewing ways! You are a Seamstress of top quality... And sharing your methods-you are so awesome.

Thank you.

[kathyjames]

Hi, wonderful tutorial. I like 1 and 3 and have used a combination to patch large holes in my son’s jeans, but your work turned out much nicer,

I have used fusible stretch nylon interfacing (secured with sewing) to repair/reinforce the inner thighs area of knit pants where they tend to wear out, as I hope it will be more comfortable.

[annkat]

Really good one! As my machine has darning option, which I’m only just beginning to utilize, I am going to give a pr of jeans the treatment you demonstrated a try this week, as I hv a or blown out, just as you’ve shown, as well as a pr w/ a hole right under the front zipper. I think it will work for both, & for knees! Will LUK how my results are. Thx much. Your vids are super helpful to me. An average home-sewer—who specializes in repairing vintage pieces. Thx much. 🌻🐝👍🏽☑️

[thebandwagon]

This is the fourth pair of work pants I've had to fix over two years. Hopefully I can fix them better after seeing this. I'm going to do the first one, I'm so glad I held onto the other jeans

[nancykenneally]

I love all your videos. You are great at explaining sewing tricks. I think I could do method 1 but I would love to try #3 and I think I will. Thank you!

[impagain]

All the vids of fixing jeans I've seen has used other jeans, but you saying I could use a t-shirt or something soft almost made me cry in relief. I have sensory issues and know putting thick denim seams down there would make me never wear the pants again. I love the look of the visible stitching too, I'm gonna try that! Thank you so much!!

[ruthacedo]

I love your tutorials! Thank you! The first one is my son's favorite. He is really hard on his jeans and this method gives him extra protection.

[jeweleuphorbia]

Thanks so much!! You did such a great job explaining the methods and answering questions that come up.

[anonymousperson]

Grain! You're the first I've heard bring that up. Good teaching!

[ksanneken]

Those are absolute fabulous ideas! I will try the first and second way with my ripped jeans - thank you very much for the ideas! ❤😊

[rachaelharman]

The 3 ways are fab i use 1 and 3, i am definatley going to try 2 as i have a lot of jeans that need the crutch repairing from one client who is happy for me to do what ever way i think best, we have spoken about the visible mending that seems to be coming more popular lately so im excited to try this method. As always your videos are very informative, i always love to see anything new that you have uploaded, my skills always need a little tweeking and you are definatley the one to help with that thank you again.👍🧵🪡