Read more about our Product Review Guidelines here. There's nothing more versatile than some perfectly fitting jeans, and patches are the perfect way to add a little bit of uniqueness and ...

Once everything dries, it's time to sew it all back together. A few tips based on our own project: -To get our distressed knee patch look, turn the jeans inside out and sew the knee patch on to ...

Cut the patch just an inch or two wider than the weak area, and apply it to the inside of the jeans. If you’re sewing on a patch, you can make your stitches nearly invisible from the outside by ...

Iron-on patches/decals ... Flip your jeans over and repeat the first three steps. If you’re really skilled, you can also sew around the edges of the decals to make sure they’re firmly fixed.

Got a split seam in your backpack? A shirt button you need to sew back on? Or, if you’re ambitious, a hole in your jeans you’d like to patch? Let’s talk about the basics of repairing clothes ...

Pin the square of Bling to the inside of the pants with the bling side touching the wrong side of the jeans. Turn the pants ...

You'll need: A denim patch (can be made from old jeans), PVA glue, scissors, a sewing machine Often jeans will fray and split around the pockets or the belt hooks. To mend them, you need to ...

Patching: Sew another piece of fabric over or ... but it's more common to darn knits like sweaters and patch woven material like jeans. Add ornamentation to your mends with simple embroidery ...

and lots of sewing. Here's a detailed description of how it works. What You'll Need: Thread that matches your jeans Scissors Iron-on patches or "fusible"(a thin webbing that basically glues two ...

A new season deserves a fresh new look and vibe, so it's time to get some patches for jeans on Etsy and give your denim a fun upgrade. It's actually quite easy to give new life to old jeans you've ...