How to Repair a Hole With a Sewing Machine - Darning
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Learn how to mend those pesky holes on your sewing machine in a snap. Darning woven fabrics have never been so quick and easy.
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Sewing machine used was provided by Spiegel.
I’ve literally never understood darning , I never wanted to , because it was so intimidating and seemed hopeless . You explained it so well and so clear ; you made my darning light bulb just come on, finally. Thank you so much I’m attempting to teach myself to sew, just me and CZcams. I appreciate it thanks again
How did it go? I love sewing. I just got a machine myself.
I used my walking foot because it has an open foot and I can see the stitches. Came out better than I expected. Many thanks.
I've watched a few of these tutorials, and I like your method is the best. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you for the instructions! I wasn't sure what to do with my tablecloth after I used my rotary cutter on it without the cutting mat. Turned out great!
I just spent an hour fixing my jeans like this then I log onto CZcams and see your tutorial :))
I tried and I failed but I will try again thank you for making me to understand!
Very clear and easy, thank you 👍
Very clear instructions! Many thanks!
Thanks! I just saved one of my husband's work uniform shirts with this method. Except my fusible stabilizer *actually* fused this time and I can't peel it up to cut away the excess. LOL Doesn't work when I want it to and works too well when I don't want it to. Good thing it was featherweight.
Thanks for your tutorials. I just added you on Patreon because your stuff is worth watching.
thank you very much for the support! :D
time to fix some jeans! thanks for making the video and also pointing out that I can do it by machine, I'm not very experienced in these things so it genuinely never occurred to me
Thank you! I’m going to use this to repair my jeans. :) Easy to follow.
Great video!! Informative and to the point.
I was able to fix my son's jeans thanks to your tutorial. Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much mam very clear explain mam thank you
Wonderful. Just used your video to repair my trousers thank you
I have a sewing machine shop and i have to watch this.😂😂
Most Excellent Thank you for sharing. 😁
also do a video for stretchy fabric
stretchy fabric is a different animal, you can't really pull back and forth on it because it puckers
So for a tear, could you just suture the two sides together with a zigzag pattern? Thanks a bunch!
I just spent an hour doing it the oldschool method by hand and then I found this 😂
at least you know for next time :)
Excellent! Thank you!
Thank you
Great demo!
Hi! I have an almost new terrycloth kitchen towel with a bold floral print that suddenly has a rather large hole in it. I really do not want to have to cut it up and make smaller things out of what is left - will this technique work on it? Thanks!
I thought my parents dropped the feed dogs. Is that advisable? I never have successfully been able to get it to look nice like yours. my dad taught me to sew because my mom did not have time to with us three children. Both are gone now. Mom did mending for me because she had to learn hand sewing before machine. Hers was very neat. I learned machine first and never got it neat like hers unless it was cross stitch where every thing is pre-marked where you stitch.
I'd drop the feed dogs if you want to use a free motion foot, but it's not necessary.
Thank you.
I see it done using an embroidery frame .
You can if you want. I've used a frame for free motion sewing but didn't have any problem doing this without.
Now I remember it, it was my mum, on her very old singer, no zig zag stitches or reverse. Those were the days!
Brilliant!
Thanks!
If I'm repairing jeans that are starting to rip (not a hole yet), then can I just use an interfacing without the damage cloth?
Yes. Depending on the weight of the interfacing, it might stiffen that area, but it should soften up as you wear it. Not sure how long it'll last through a lot of machine washing though. .
I like it!
Wish you would have linked the cloth and the other thing that went on the back.
It's a stabilizer. You can find different kinds in the notions department. It just depends on your project and fabric type on which kind you should use. Mines a sticky water soluble stabilizer which is great if your fabric is washable.
Nice raffing
How do you do reverse stich
as far as i know machines have a return button usually it's a button that has a u-turn arrow looking thing on it. The machines i've seen are like that. You hold button to return then let go for normal
Can I repair sweatpants the same way?
Instead of this method, can you use a zigzag stitch?
sure, it might not look as neat though.
@@ProfessorPincushion ok, thank you. :)
Stabiliser and interfacing are not the same thing, right?
interfacing could be used as a stabilizer but a stabilizer is not necessarily interfacing. Most stabilizers are used for machine embroidery type projects.
which foot is used
I'd just use a decorative stitch foot. It had a wider gap in the center of the foot and if you turn it over, you'll notice it has a shallow groove going down the center of the foot.
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What do I do if I'm belligerently patching stretchy leggings?
Better quality leggings?🤷🏻♀️