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I hate waste, and I like my clothes to look ... different, interesting... weird even. So when something I like gets a hole in it, I usually try to patch it. I recently patched some orange cords with a new technique I invented, which I ended up really liking. So here it is!
You need some fleece in a color you like, and some denim to back the patch for strength. Also, thread for topstitching and thread for sewing the patch on; these can be matching or contrast, as you like.
You need some fleece in a color you like, and some denim to back the patch for strength. Also, thread for topstitching and thread for sewing the patch on; these can be matching or contrast, as you like.
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I wanted my patches to be in the shape of a star, which isn't that easy of a shape to work with. I didn't cut the star out immediately; I cut out a pentagon and made the star shape with topstitching (next step). Cut a piece from both the fleece and the denim. They don't have to match exactly yet.
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L
Nice work.
L