How To Sew A Patch

Songs Used:
Helpless by Diamond Head
Cry of the Sword by Deathslayer

[NicoleM_radiantbaby]

Thanks so much for this tutorial! I've been wanting to make a battle jacket, but have ZERO knowledge about sewing, so I've just been putting it off. Many tutorials I've seen in the past assume you have some sewing experience, so it was nice that instead you broke down the steps in a simple way for someone who is a total newb. 🖤

[jedidls]

I've honestly never sewn anything in my LIFE and finally getting into punk now that im comfortable enough to express myself however I want. Thank you for teaching adult infants like me 😅

[jakubmatysiak]

Thanks a lot, this feels like when i started studding my jacket for the first time, a beginning of a new journey through making a piece of clothing feel personal, have a good day

[cowsagainstcapitalism]

So glad my improvised method as a teenager turned out to be the "correct" way😅

[andrewhiggins]

Loved metal since I was a young teen, I'm 42 now and finally starting work on my first ever battle vest! Many thanks, awesome vid, you made it look easy.

[duaneromanell]

Yeah, thanks for this. Been sitting on a pile of patches for a while and decided to finally get off of my ass and put them on my denim jacket. Much appreciation from some middle-aged dude in NJ (that refuses to grow up). 😀

[HermitGhost]

Just ordered a bunch of patches for my midlife crisis and forgot I have no idea how to sew. I think I can handle this. Thank you!

[dzr]

Really simple tutorial about a simple thing, but you made it so calming and professional. Really appreciate this. Now I'mma go ruin some vests because I think I can actually do this, haha

[FilthyIcon]

" there's not really a wrong way to do this"

You underestimate my power 😞

[thrashefe]

Probably the best video about sewing a patch, good thing tailor I went wanted a lot of money for sewing 10 patches so I have needle and thread at home

[wild-radio]

As an old lady punk myself, i can confirm the dental floss. ProTip: swipe or buy some upholstery thread.

[someguycalledsomeguy]

You’re such a beast and lifesaver i knitted some swatches and wanted to flair my pants and u made it eaaazyyy thanks

[kavadarr]

Such a simple tutorial but oh so needed 😅 Haven't sown anything in 20 years but now I'm planning on making my first battle jacket! Wanted one since I was a teenager but hey, 30yo dads can pull them off too! ....right guys?

[AlfredSoul]

I would advise to actually start sewing from the outside of the jacket inward, so the knot of the thread ends up underneath the patch, between it and the fabric. This means you have to do an extra stitch, but the knot is protected from being rubbed against inside and thus weakening over time.

If you're really fancy, you can try and put the final knot on the outside aswell, underneath the edge of the patch, but that is tricky to do and if you use a thick thread, hiding it might not work as well.

[DAZED_VII]

Broken down so well and easy! I’m hittin’ my punk stride with this one! 😤

[krisztianvincze]

I saw quite a few videos about sewing patches and yours is by far the most simple and to the point tutorial that i found. Really apprecaite it.

[VictorianDeadrose]

Thanks for sharing! I'm slowly building up some cute patches myself, and once I get them onto my black denim jacket, I'm definitely using embroidery thread to put them on. I agree with you on iron on patches, it kinda scares me because I'd be the type of person to want to move them or maybe even relocate onto a new jacket. Definitely something I'd like to share on my own channel!

[KelsaurusRex]

I wasn't looking for this, just came across it in my feed since I've been watching some beginner sewing videos, and I'm glad I did! You're very nice, provide easy to follow and succinct instructions. The kickass style and gorgeous makeup are a bonus 🤍

[Weirdalsaccordion]

Thank you for keeping it simple, you saved my life🙏 (not literally)

[greenrage]

I've always wanted to do up my Levi's jacket, and I have hard rock patches from all the way back in 1993 to the 2010's so this tutorial really helps me understand a simpler way to do it. Thank you very much Madi.