How to invisibly patch a hole
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If you've had the same problem as my jeans, don't rush to throw them away; they can still be repaired. I'll show you how to do it easily and simply. From the inside, I pin the fabric to keep it from shifting. The stitching itself should be as fine as possible, and I simply stitch a millimeter from the tear. This is roughly what yours should look like. Trim off any excess, prepare a strip of fusible fabric, and iron it well. Then, if you need to adjust the finishing stitch, select a size 10 thread in the desired color and stitch in the desired location, remembering to maintain the stitching spacing—in this case, a 4.5 spacing. For added strength, I secure the seam, choosing a thread that matches the denim color. As you already know, to prevent needle breakage, remember to use a special size 100 denim needle. I iron the stitching. If you liked my work, subscribe to my channel.