Difficulty

Easy

Steps

7

Time Required

                          10 minutes            

Sections

1

  • Sew-on Patch
  • 7 steps

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Introduction

For replacement parts or further assistance, contact Patagonia Customer Service.

What you need

Step 1

              Sew-on Patch               
  • Examine the damage. Clip any loose threads and remove any debris from the tear.
  • Grab a trendy patch.

Examine the damage. Clip any loose threads and remove any debris from the tear.

Grab a trendy patch.

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Step 2

  • Position the patch over the hole.
  • Any patch you use should overlap the damage by at least 1/8".

Position the patch over the hole.

Any patch you use should overlap the damage by at least 1/8".

Step 3

  • Pin the patch to the jeans.
  • Be sure to only pin the patch to one layer of denim, or you will sew the pants shut.

Pin the patch to the jeans.

Be sure to only pin the patch to one layer of denim, or you will sew the pants shut.

Step 4

  • Slide the jeans into the sewing machine, positioning the needle over the edge of the patch.
  • Be sure you only have one layer of the jeans between the needle and the sewing machine arm, or you will sew the pants shut.

Slide the jeans into the sewing machine, positioning the needle over the edge of the patch.

Be sure you only have one layer of the jeans between the needle and the sewing machine arm, or you will sew the pants shut.

Step 5

  • Lower the pressor foot.
  • Sew along the edge of the patch.
  • Remove the pins before you get to them.
  • Sewing over a pin can bend or break the needle.

Lower the pressor foot.

Sew along the edge of the patch.

Remove the pins before you get to them.

Sewing over a pin can bend or break the needle.

Step 6

  • Continue sewing around the patch, lifting the pressor foot to turn at corners of the patch.

Continue sewing around the patch, lifting the pressor foot to turn at corners of the patch.

Step 7

  • When you come all the way around, overlap the first two or three stitches.
  • Lift the needle and pressor foot.
  • Slide the jeans out of the sewing machine.
  • Clip any threads, and admire your work.

When you come all the way around, overlap the first two or three stitches.

Lift the needle and pressor foot.

Slide the jeans out of the sewing machine.

Clip any threads, and admire your work.

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