Thanks! Now I don't have to ask my grandma to sew my death patches on

@stqlis

4 жыл бұрын

Ame ga futte chi was about to do the same shit

@bishopm4401

4 жыл бұрын

Goddamn I can just picture asking my mom to do it lol something like “aye mijo these bands look scary”

@kristripper

4 жыл бұрын

@@bishopm4401 my mother keeps saying that metal music causes mental illnesses

@bishopm4401

4 жыл бұрын

кркоман I’m super lucky my mom had a punk phase and she gets it. My grandma would probably agree with you however, yet still supportive

@kristripper

4 жыл бұрын

@@bishopm4401 That's awesome I wish my mother was supportive. However, the thing is me and my sister grew up with metal and rock because our parents used to be metalheads, and ever since their divorce my mother has gotten so complicated and now she's arguing with me every second we spend time together, but that's so stupid of her I just don't get it

Very helpful tutorial. I just sewed on my first patch only by watching this video. Some things that I discovered that weren’t mentioned are: 1. Make sure that all the thread goes through the hole when pulling it through. 2. Make sure to tie off your thread when you’re done with the patch. 3. Always end your last stitch with the needle facing inside so the knot isn’t visible. 4. You need about a FULL arm span length of thread to sew on a normal sized patch

I like that he is using white on black, we can actually see where the thread is going.

@Autistic_Pixel

2 жыл бұрын

White on white translucent black capes Back on the back Bela Lugosi's dead your comment made this lyric pop up in my head.

@hangingontheWildside

Жыл бұрын

holy shit white on black “thread” as in like a reddit or twitter thread and see where it’s going like white on black crime as a twitter thread topic

Thanks to this video I learned how to sew, I also learned that unfortunately, cursing at the needle when it pricks my fingers doesn't make it feel any better lol

@ericgaspar1

6 жыл бұрын

Same, bro, same

@anathemadied

4 жыл бұрын

yo mama bruh

I didn't know kirk hammett had his own youtube channel :D

@JaxJordan35

5 жыл бұрын

Dammit! You beat me to it!

@JWall_InKc

5 жыл бұрын

😂

@dylanjeffers4805

3 жыл бұрын

And I came here so I can sew a Kill em All patch😂

@nielskoppe166

3 жыл бұрын

@@dylanjeffers4805 same

@leonardomontauti7072

3 жыл бұрын

*_Wah_*

Instructions unclear, my body is disgesting the needle this very moment

@thomaswiseman3646

3 жыл бұрын

No worries, just wait till the thread passes in your 💩 and just tug away.

@12omle

2 жыл бұрын

abigail

@ethanmurphy131

2 ай бұрын

That's gonna hurt coming out the other end

This taught me how to stitch when my mom couldn’t 😔✊🏽

Thanks, you helped a Metal-Geezer start his first Battle Vest.

@donc7664

3 жыл бұрын

Same

2:51 that tellytubbie tv stand is so fucking metal

@kickametal6792

7 жыл бұрын

Dr. Lmao I did not notice but that

On square patches, I usually sew each side with a different strand so if a stitch rips, you dont have to so the whole thing back on, but whatever works for you.\m/

@val4128

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I saw your comment earlier, just finished the jacket.... thanks for the tip!!

@mrn234

2 жыл бұрын

It doesnt rip when you use proper yarn.

@At0m1cTeddy

Жыл бұрын

Smart

1:52 for the cloth patch I would recommend to Sew 5 mm distance from the Edge. 2:56 measure the length of all sides of the patch and then Take 1.5 times the amount. This way you will have enough to Finish it without having to Take a Second thread. Synthetic Fiber thread is more durable than Cotton thread. The knot should be bigger than the Diameter of the needle so that it can Not Slip through the hole. I would always begin at the Back of the patch so that the knot ist secured and can Not be damaged which would lead to unravelling of the sewing. The length of the stitches should be at Most 8mm.

god, I love metal heads.

I love how metal the intro is, it caught me off guard because it's about sewing patches, but that just made it more great! Thanks for the video. 😊

@hwhswhwhw9575

4 жыл бұрын

Its cause it's for crust pants which is a punk thing lol

@rainbowroadthekilljoy8

4 жыл бұрын

@@hwhswhwhw9575 Yeah, watching this for my first battle jacket

"…a couple of cm apart" ah! I see that you're a man of culture.

This is a great tutorial. I’ve been saving patches I’ve got from local shows and it’s about time I’ve sewn them on. Thanks for the tutorial, dude.

use a combo of fabric fusion (fabric glue) WITH your sewing method. Patch will never come off with a million washes

@onutube6392

3 жыл бұрын

Why would you wash it? You'll get rid of the mosh pit smell

@mrn234

2 жыл бұрын

@@onutube6392 Some people dont want to walk around smelling like a trashcan.

@onutube6392

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrn234 but that comes with the territory

20 years ago squattter punks showed me how to sew patches. Those fuckers had all day long so they had some serious skills. They would elmers school glue their patches on and then sew that shit up. It works good.

The double stringy idea helped me out massively, no unintended knots on the string, no intended knots securing the thread to the needle coming undone and no strings braking. First I thought my needle was too small (pun not intended, but feel free to giggle) comparing it to yours, but staying with my rather thin needle (makes smaller holes and), I have now done my back patch. Video on it will probably come when I have sown on all of my patches that I have (plus two more that suppose to be here in Sweden since monday...saturday now, but hasn't arrived yet, I live close to Stockholm, so the postal service should not take that long, wtf). Thank's a million! :D

I'm so glad I found this video - I've got over forty patches, and after watching this, FINALLY sewed one onto my jacket!! Thanks

I learned to sew years ago, but this is the best tutorial I've seen.

Thanks man! The camera work was good, and clear to see, don't be so hard on yourself.

I just had to sew something for the first time today, and this was super helpful breaking down a lot of little things I had questions with. This was great, thank you!

Dude I watched so many god damn videos on seeing patches and this is the only one that helped me. Thanks dude

Thanx for this video! Sewing is a underrated skill to have. Most people back in the day knew how to sew in order to fix or mend clothes & gear. Thanx!

I never ever knew about tying a knot at the start of the patch; ingenious...✨👌🏻✨

This is the most helpful sewing video I’ve come across! I successfully sewed a Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers patch onto my dress! Thank you! :)

Fyi, the tool he uses to remove the thread/patch is a seam ripper, in case you’re trying to find one online/in stores :-)

Making my first battle vest and this was very helpful

@TheMetalManiac_

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

@blueone94

3 жыл бұрын

Hello from the past, I'm making my first battle vest too. Hopefully I don't mess it up too bad. I'm craft-impaired

Now I know. Just received all my black metal patches I’m gonna be adding on my black denim jacket. 👌🏼

as im geting ready to start a vest thanks so much for this!

I come back to this video for every patch I put on my vest. Cheers!

Gave me confidence to finally start a battle jacket. Ive been saving my Misfits back patch for way too long. Thanks man

Your tutorial was the best at explaining how to sew and I was able to repair a fabric tear. Thanks dude!

Good job on the sewing and the camera work! Thanks for the lesson, I learned from this video.

OMG is it EVER time consuming! But I am doing this for a client so I'm going all out. All the patches have borders. There are like 17 patches, and the jacket is lined. So I opened the lining at the waist and I am sewing the patches only through the denim, by hand. I used blanket stitch for some patches, and whip stitch for others. I have to install like a thousand studs on the back, before I close the lining by hand again, too. So it's going to look awesome. I am using black Gutermann Extra strong thread, which I use to hand stitch and mend wool and leather coats. As for me, I stream, but don't do videos (yet?), but I have my webcam mounted on an adjustable lamp, and that hovers above my desk, looking down at what I'm working on. I know this video is from 2016 but whatever, maybe this will help you, or someone else :D

@Kimmy1787

5 жыл бұрын

Gio Drakes wow, this definitely did. Thank you!

Love your cliff misfits tattoo 🤘🏻

I really needed this video. So much patches for my vest, but I don't own (or have the money for) a sewing machine. Great video!

This is so fucking Metal! Nice Video, thanks a lot :)

@YouDummy

6 жыл бұрын

Käptn Haddock No, it's SEW fucking metal!

You are a national treasure and I love you, this tutorial was exactly what I needed, bless!

Sewing my first patch with your help!

Thanks man for helping me sew on my iron maiden patch \m/

As always you surprise me a lot in your videos I watch many of your videos and I have a lot more to see yet, first of all I congratulate you for this incredible channel that inspired me and inspires me more with both my channel and Battle Jacket, really Amazing! I'm speechless! And in relation to this great video I thank you, today I sewed a patch of Deicide in my Battle Jacket and it was with one of his tips! Thank you ... long life to your channel and to you. Hail.

Legend of whole metal community

Thanks 4 this video. I'm starting my vest & I actually learned a lot by watching you. Glad to see a fellow metalhead explaining how. \,,/ \,,/

Horns up for another metalhead sewing tutorial!

@billrex722

3 жыл бұрын

🤘🏾

Thank you sir. You are a gentleman and a scholar

This is the most helpful vid I found, thank u man

You didn’t say how to tie it off when you go all the way around

@distorted.intuitions

3 жыл бұрын

i'm sorry if this is too late of a response, but i usually tie it inside the jacket or burn the thread and tap it out so it melts into the fabric

@mrn234

2 жыл бұрын

@@distorted.intuitions I do it like i would do with a sewing machine poke around in the same area (3-4 times) and then like you burn the thread.

Hell yeah man. I just got the idea to make my own patches because I had the tools to make them but no idea how to sew them. Have a bunch of patches from old punk shows so it's time to put them to use, too. Thanks!

Thanks this helped me out a lot. It was easy to follow and made sence.

Very helpful! Thank you! Also, nice to see another Tankard fan!

So easy a metal head can do it 🤘🏾 thanks dude

Ahh got excited cause someone actually likes Dr. Know! I got my first vest and a few patches so this is totally helpful.

I have a crust punk vest, and I always had my best friend do this for me. Thanks!

@fbiguy5269

3 жыл бұрын

I think I need to contact that friend or yours.

This is extremely helpful man.. Thanks for posting it up! Cheers!!

This was super helpful, my dude!

Thanks for the tutorial. I have a Guns n' Roses patch and I'm about to sew it on my navy blue shorts. I'm glad this video helped.

@spayed3479

4 жыл бұрын

Nice

Just the tutuorial i was looking for

Great Tutorial ! Thanks a lot ! I'm ready to sew some patchs !

Great video man!! No need to apologize, you got it! :)

This was the 1st video I clicked all the others were not doing it for me saw your thumbnail new what I needed

Thanks! Love the posters on ur wall btw

Helped a lot since I haven't sown anything in 10 years. Great video! Thumbs up'd.

Hey bro, thanks for the info. Let me tell you something. I'm 57 years old I was a metal head waaaayyy back in the day and still am my friend. And when I saw you and your room there it made me so damn happy and warm and fuzzy and shit. To know that the metal world is doing just fine in the capable hands of you kick ass younger beautiful people. So again thank you for teaching me how to sew a friggen patch on. And thanks for keeping the metal faith alive buddy. Party on bro.

sewing patches to one layer of textil us fairly easy. my next project is a alpha jacket with inner lining and I'll use a bend needle but I'm sure it's going to be a pain xD

I loved that intro. Thanks for the tutorial!!

Thank you so much for this, everything was made beautifully clear! Amazing video, especially if you're a baby metal head like myself.

Only real metal heads ask their mom nicely to do it for them

I sew mine on so you cant see the thread at all and it's a lot sturdier than this basic stitching, but this is still a really good beginners video. Love that white thread was used so it was clearly visable

Thanks for helping me make my first pair of patch pants lol. Now my grandma won't have to sew on my ACAB patches XD

Your video seriously helped me out alot truly appreciate it 👍👍👍

Thanks , great help :) enjoy the festivals !

Loving the Tankard patch

This kicks ass dude thanks!

thank you, you just taught me how to sew

Great video man, this is a massive help :D

Thank you so much this helped greatly!

Thanks dude. I know how to sow a bit but the start with the tying of the string always escapes me haha. I sowed an Iron Maiden patch on some ripped pants and it didnt turn out as shitty as I thought it would! Only sowed them together like 3 times but I saved it every time!

Thank you! Extremely helpful

Dude this ruled....thanks lol I subbed you!

Love your room brother!!! True METAL!! \m/.

thank you metal king

Video coming in clutch for me. Got a random uniform inspection in the marines and my shirt don’t got the patch I need on it

Hey man i just watched your video. Thanks for sharing your skill. I will give it a try. keep making more videos.

nardcore, that’s rad. i’m from oxnard, so that was exciting to see. i might be going to nardfest this fall. fingers crossed.

Gonna use this for a Woods of Ypres patch on my slouch beanie lol thanks for the help bro!

such a helpful video!

This was helpful. Thanks.

Hey man thanks a lot for posting this

Yess best video yet

I recommend base stitching all patches, and if you want to do the baseball stitch thing do that as your follow up stitch with whatever color thread you desire, I got this band patch im bout to sew on its purple on black I got some thick purple thread to do the cool stitch w/ but Im first going to pin the patch in place and regular in and out stitch it in place as it will be the best, make sure you all pull the needle and thread all the way through each time and give it a lil tug to make sure its all snug, go around the whole perimeter on the inside of the boarder with matching thread and at the end to finish it off once youre sure the patch is well attached go under a stitch with the needle and make a loop, about face with the needle and through the loop do this atleast 3 times and then cut thread, your patch will not go any where and you can always move it, and then follow up with how ever else you want to style

@hxrle.y_8522

2 жыл бұрын

Im gonna frankenstein stitch it on like a line an x and a line

@hxrle.y_8522

2 жыл бұрын

Always remove patches from the inside, and use a thimble to push the needle, as an alpha male here, ive literally hurt my thumbs before with the back of a needle

@hxrle.y_8522

2 жыл бұрын

He didnt iterate exactly what he meant with the thimble but use it on your finger you will be pushing the needle through the fabric with not the finger you will be feeling for the needle because you will have already moved it once you feel where the pressure is leading

I just finished a battle vest! I wish I had seen this before but I’m starting a new one soon sew it’s nice to have this for reference! I mean SO it’s nice to have this for reference lol.

Never thought Robert Trujillo would show me how to sew my patches properly

Take a shot every time he says “Like this”

Best video on how to sow patches

Good stuff, one of the best videos I've seen on this. I've never tried doubling up the thread like that... so I see why mine is always breaking mid-sew and driving me crazy. I fucking hate sewing, but this gives me hope.

Thank you man it helped me a lot I respect you.

This was pretty helpful Wanted to sew my patches myself

Thank you for this!!!

Good shit man!