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How to Sew Torn Clothes By Hand

Learn about two different ways to fix a tear in a skirt, including a no-sew method! This video teaches you to mend torn clothing with step-by-step instructions. Learn to sew clothes by hand instead of throwing them out! Affiliate links for products used in this video (As an Amazon affiliate I earn from qualified links) Dritz Iron-On Mending Tape: https://amzn.to/3pBfMD1 7 Must Have Sewing Tools: Confused about the tools you need to get started? This helpful PDF guide from Sew Sew Lounge details the basic tools you need to start sewing now. Buy the essentials and stop wasting money on tools you won't use right away. Click here to sign-up for your free guide: https://sewsewlounge.com/7-sewing-tools Want a more interactive sewing experience? Join Let's Talk Sewing for Beginners (the Sew Sew Lounge Facebook Group):   / letstalksewingforbeginners   Does this sound like you? You’re new to sewing and you don't know how to start. You want to make clothes but you don’t know how to choose the right fabric, read a pattern, or take your measurements. You need help learning the foundations of sewing with step-by-step instructions and explanations. That's where I come in. Hi, I'm Toni! Welcome to Sew Sew Lounge! I teach beginner sewists basic sewing techniques to build skills and grow. Learn to sew one pattern at a time. I started sewing in college when I majored in Textile & Apparel Design. There were years of sewing disasters and embarrassing low grades. Learning to sew was a long process of trial and error...LOTS of errors...and seam ripping! But after all that I can now sit down and sew commercial patterns and ones I’ve designed myself. At Sew Sew Lounge, you'll find step-by-step beginner sewing techniques, tips, and all the info you need to start sewing and lay the groundwork to sew whatever you want! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:07 Welcome to Sew Sew Lounge 0:37 Learn about Dritz Iron-On Mending tape + no-sew method 1:03 Learn about iron-in knit interfacing + hand sewing method 1:26 Dritz Iron-On Mending tape requires high heat 2:25 A detailed explanation about Dritz Iron-On Mending tape and fabric 3:28 How to use Dritz Iron-On Mending tape 3:58 How to cut the right size mending tape 4:34 How to get your iron to the right heat setting 5:15 Prep your garment for repairing tear/hole 5:38 Cutting the right size of mending tape 6:00 Shiny side of mending tape against the tear 6:54 How to press mending tape with iron 8:07 Checking the repaired tear from the right side of the garment 9:35 The difference between iron-in knit interfacing and light weight non-woven interfacing 10:05 Why you need to use knit interfacing to fix a tear 10:32 How to tell the difference between the right & wrong side of knit interfacing 10:44 How to cut the right size of interfacing 11:32 Garment prep for knit interfacing repair 11:38 Lay the scratchy side of interfacing against the wrong side of the tear 12:02 How to use a damp press cloth with knit interfacing 12:35 How a press cloth can protect your fabric 13:12 Secure the edges of the interfacing & press again if necessary 14:50 How to get started hand sewing a tear 16:10 Using small hand stitches to close the tear 16:54 How to use a double satin stitch to repair a large hole 18:36 How to finish the end of a tear with hand sewing 18:57 Why you should take the time to repair torn clothes 20:46 Conclusion