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Do you have any ripped khaki pants that you do not wear anymore? Well here is a guide that will give you a solution of a way to repair your pants and put them back on your waist.
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Examine the damaged area.
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Make sure to clean all the debris from the tear.
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Pinch hole together.
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Make sure there is no gaps showing.
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Pull needle and thread through pants until there is only 2 inches of thread left.
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Tie a knot at the end of the remaining 2 inches.
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Take the needle and pin it through right next to the previous spot.
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Pull all the way through until thread is tight.
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Repeat this process until you reach the end of the hole.
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Wrap the thread three times around the needle.
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Pull the needle until the thread is tight.
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Take the scissors and cut the excess string remaining.
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Now put your khaki pants on because they are now wearable again and practically new!
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Now your old ripped pants look practically new and you can begin wearing them again.
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it's 100% not ok...... i con do it so 99% ok
and 100% maching
Iam shafik i can't do it's and 100% maching
What about if you’re in school and your pants rip?
is it smooth when you fix it? i use these for school and dont want it to show
