This blanket stitch is made by sewing a loop and passing the needle a few needle widths away from your first stitch. Continue around your patch with this stitch.
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Stitch the corner multiple times so the patch doesnt shift or move.
How to sew ripped jeans with needle and thread.
If the rip in the jeans is too large you might consider turning the jeans into a pair of shorts or a skirt.
Go over the area several times to make sure the stitches are holding the fabric together.
Then thread a needle with thread thats as close as possible to the color of your jeans and tie a knot at the 18 inch mark.
Sew through 1 corner of the patch looping the thread backwards and over the edge of the patch.
With this stitch the thread follows the middle of the stitch.
First turn your jeans inside out.
That way when you sew the new seams wont be as visible.
Turn the jeans into shorts or a skirt.
Use the threaded needle to sew stitches into the denim around the edge of the hole taking care to sew 05 inches away from the edge so it holds together.
Thread a needle with color coordinated thread about twice the length of the perimeter of your patch and tie a knot at the end.
I rolled up the pant leg and had a hand inside just to get a better grip on things.
Try to make the stitches as close as possible.
The fabric pins keep the patch in place as you hand sew it.
Use a straight stitch or a blanket stitch and sew the patch to the jeans.
You then pass through the loop and pull tight.
Provided you havent lost much material you can usually mend smaller rips without using any patches.
Sew up the tear.
Choosing a thread that is close to the color of the jeans will hide the stitches.
Take a sewing needle and thread and stitch back and forth until the rip is mended.
Thread a sturdy sewing needle with a thread that matches the color of your jeans making sure that its knotted on 1 end.
Space the pins approximately 2 inches apart.
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