Can I sew patches onto a leather vest?
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It depends on the material, if it is denim, nylon, silk, polyester, polyester blend or heavy material, no. otherwise I don't know.
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Sorry, Adam, but I purchased this as a gift for my son-in-law so I have no idea if it has the "patch" you are talking about. I didn't even take it out of the box...sorry I couldn't help.
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yes definitely, some of the pictures in the listing are from moms that they sent to us, you buy the transfer paper, print anything in your computer, cut and iron-on, these aprons are perfect for iron on or patches, yes. thank you donnie, linen products
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Unfortunately No you can't, the pocket is part of the vest and all the straps are sewn to it.
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Hello, I am sorry but you won't be able to change the fabric/leather on this. It is just one style. Thanks
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You can but not on your own. Contact tervis for dimensions. We have done patches from family vacations but they say some are too large.
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Sorry, never tried it for patching clothes. Can't give you an accurate answer. Try calling the company/manufacturer.
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I'm not sure but the kit comes with the ability to patch the leather so I assume if you patch it and then color it you might be good to go. There are quite a few colors that come with the kit and you can also mix colors to get what you want. If it's an expensive purse and you don't want to buy a new one, I guess it's worth a try.
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You could but it would not look good...different color, texture, etc... the patch is a rough cotton material.
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Yes it makes a lock stitch. You can also makes holes then hand sew if you want. I really like mine.
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The SINGER 160 Anniversary Limited Edition sewing machine can be used to sew garment weight leather. Use a SINGER Leather needle, which has a wedge point designed for sewing leather. For sewing the type of leather such as that used for belts, etc., an industrial machine is recommended.
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Yes, it works great for things like patching a hole using a nylon fabric patch like this - just glue the nylon patch on the inside of the jacket. If the hole is small - you can often use Seam Grip without a patch and it works fine by just gluing the two edges of the fabric together. I use this stuff for everything!!
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Hello,Yes if you are crafty with leather and steel, you can wear it as the romans did. The chain is far too flimsy to hope to use it as is, however, when you remove the chain it becomes much easier to attach.Take a look at maille online, create a few ring segments attached where the chain was. I would suggest you create the butted maile sections onto a leather strap( if you attempt regular chain mail pieces your gonna have a bad time). Take a look online on what kind of strap you would like. It is quite possible where the metal on the scarab is pretty strong.Hope this helps! Hello,Yes if you are crafty with leather and steel, you can wear it as the romans did. The chain is far too flimsy to hope to use it as is, however, when you remove the chain it becomes much easier to attach.Take a look at maille online, create a few ring segments attached where the chain was. I would suggest you create the butted maile sections onto a leather strap( if you attempt regular chain mail pieces your gonna have a bad time). Take a look online on what kind of strap you would like. It is quite possible where the metal on the scarab is pretty... » Read More Hello,Yes if you are crafty with leather and steel, you can wear it as the romans did. The chain is far too flimsy to hope to use it as is, however, when you remove the chain it becomes much easier to attach.Take a look at maille online, create a few ring segments attached where the chain was. I would suggest you create the butted maile sections onto a leather strap( if you attempt regular chain mail pieces your gonna have a bad time). Take a look online on what kind of strap you would like. It is quite possible where the metal on the scarab is pretty strong.Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Aleene's Leather glue works great on leather belts that have separated down the center. It is flexible when dry. I'm not sure how it would work on a chair since the patch would have to bear weight. I don't know how strong it is, but at $5, it's worth a try.
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I guess you can as long as the padding doesn't interfere or the material doesn't melt while applying the patch.
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I sewed it on. But, there is a pretty good adhesive sheet that you can get called Badge Magic, you can try. I have used it for my daughters scout badges. But after several months, there are a few edges that are detaching, so I am going to sew those on. Hope this is helful.
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You won't need to patch it, just make sure to sand it down and then follow the application directions.