How To Fix Ripped Jeans Back Pocket

Use small stitches and start stitching 1 2 inch before the edge of the hole and end it 1 2 inch beyond the other edge of the hole holding the sides together effectively.

If the rip is large use a patch on the inside of the jeans then follow the same process as before. Connect the two ripped sides of the pocket together. Use as many pins as needed to ensure the pocket does not slip from the correct place while sewing. To fix the pocket while on the jeans slide the seat of the jeans over the sewing machine table arm so the table arm is inside of the jeans and the pocket is facing you.

Place the patch inside the back pocket. Use the overcast stitch over the torn edges carefully with a thread the same color as the jeans. After approximately 20 minutes go over it again filling in the gaps. Keep them under the tear and fix it there with heat.

Get creative with color. Finally chuck your jeans in the wash without detergent and hang them up to dry. Sew the tear together using a straight stitch making a straight perforated line across the fabric with thread. To remove the pocket proceed to the next step.

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Set the machine on zig zag on the tightest and widest setting. Use interfacing or fabric mending tape under the tear. Here are links to the videos. Pin down the ripped portion of the jeans back pocket.

Sew through the pocket and seat of the jeans with thread matching the denim. Sew over the rip holding the fabric sides of the tear together. Here is how to fix torn jeans back pockets. Cut pieces of the fusible and line the area surrounding the.

Step 1 how to fix a ripped back pocket of jeans. Position your jeans on an ironing board so that you can see the board through the hole you don t want to glue your pant leg together. If the rip isn t too big you can zigzag stitch the rip shut on a sewing machine then stitch the pocket back on. After everything is patched up nicely cut off the excess fabric of the patch from the back of the jeans.

Thread both ends of the thread through a needle leaving a loop on one side. Yes remove the stitching where the pocket is sewn to the jeans. Using the gloves grab your brush and paint the pattern onto the jeans with bleach using the printed pattern for reference.