How to mend tear in jeans by hand

Rindfleisch
Published on Jul 6, 2021
Follow this sewing tutorial to mend the crotch of worn-out jeans - no sewing machine needed! This mend also works on jeans with a thigh split, and reinforces the worn area to prevent future damage. If you're looking to repair ripped jeans by hand then look no further!

Moth holes are another common mending problem - find out how to repair small holes in jumpers here: https://youtu.be/R7Gu4a7WtdI
Looking for a more creative way to repair your jeans? Try our visible mending tutorial - how to mend jeans with the sashiko method: https://youtu.be/Mlb2WcsxIJo

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