Follow along with us as we show you the best way to fix a hole in stretchy athletic leggings using a simple method! We often use …
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Thank you, very helpful. Also wondering if this technique would work well with a small hole in wool leggings (not really athletic wear).
Very helpful. How much do you charge a customer for a repair job like that?
What kind of thread is that?ty
Thank you, very helpful!!
This was the most helpful instruction I’ve found for fixing my yoga pants as a total sewing newbie. Thank you.! Fantastic nails, too, by the way!
Great instruction – best I've seen so far on YouTube. I'm going to use this technique to repair crotch holes in my polyester Adidas running pants. I'm not clear, however, how to "knot it off in the back". Is the knot actually on the outside of the pants? And is there any way to reinforce the inner crotch of polyester material? Cotton adhesive patches tend to fall off with washing. Thanks so much!
So, what thread did you use for this? Stretchy thread or just normal thread?
you're like the Bob Ross of sewing…I love it 🥰😌
Thanks for the complete instructions from beginning to the end. Saved my leggings 😂😁
Thank you for the clear, quick instructions. This repair job on a big hole in a cheap pair of cotton leggings was way better than my past attempts when I've just sewed with no guidance or plan! Really satisfying too at the end because I had an exact colour match (black) so you can barely see anything there now!
This was so helpful, thank you!! Just stitched up my favorite shop leggings and I’m so happy
I looked at several videos to find one that looked manageable for repairing holes in my two daughters leggings and this was the best tutorial. Perfect for a beginner like me: clear, close up, and efficient. I just repaired three holes in my kids leggings and feel incredibly proud. Thank you!
did it the wrong way by watching a different video. should have come here first!