How To Fix Hole In T Shirt

Here is quick solution.

Iron the section of material on and around the hole until the area is completely wrinkle free. Repeat this a few times around the other sides of the hole so it s completely secure. Put the tip of the needle through the opposite side of the hole and pull gently to bring the fabric together. You don t want to overlap the top and bottom of the rip you just want to fuse the top of the rip back to the bottom of the rip.

Turn your t shirt inside out and place it on the ironing board with the hole facing towards you. Pull the thread up through the fabric and then bring the needle down through the hole. The first option involves ironing a small lightweight fusible bonding web underneath a larger piece of stabiliser over the hole. Keep stitching the fabric to sew the hole shut.

Put a medium sized piece of parchment paper down on your ironing board. Then poke the needle through the inside of the fabric starting about 0 2 inches from the hole. Thread the needle through single strands of material from either side of the hole bringing it together. Once cool use your finger to bring together the excess pieces of string around the hole so that it is completely covered.

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You need some transparent duck tape and a tiny tiny bit of the original fabric you can get it from the inside of your t shirt where the fabric is sewn together. Heat up the iron and press on the area for ten seconds or so. To fix a hole in a shirt start by getting thread that matches the color of your shirt and threading a needle with it. Cut out some duck tape about a centimetre larger than the hole and place it behind the hole on the inside of the t shirt.

Turn the shirt inside out and layer on the fusible bonding and then the stabilizer. The parchment paper under your t shirt will prevent the stitch witchery from accidentally adhering to your ironing board. While the fabric and bonding are still warm turn the shirt right side out and play with the fabric around the hole pinching and closing it up. Alternatively the second option for larger holes involves a needle and thread.