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Have you ever put on a pair of jeans and when you try to zip them up it breaks? Broken zippers are a common struggle that most people suffer daily because of the quality of the product or just because of the years of use. When a zipper breaks, this does not mean the jeans are not wearable anymore. Instead, it can be a great opportunity to add some buttons and give them a second life.
In this guide, you will be able to remove a broken zipper and add new non-sewing buttons without the need for expensive machinery or knowledge. In just 20 minutes, you will have a new pair of jeans ready to wear!
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Open the broken zipper and identify the stitches.
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Take the seam ripper and insert it under the last stitch seen.
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Remove the stitches of the zipper and when most are removed, cut the rest of the zipper with fabric scissors.
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Insert the buttons tack to the right fly of the jeans.
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Insert 2 or 3 button tacks, depending on the length of the fly.
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Add textile glue to the pointed part of the tacks.
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While the textile glue is fresh, insert the buttons into the tacks and make sure they are secure.
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Cut three holes using the pointed part of the fabric scissor on the left fly of the jeans that correspond with the buttons on the right.
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Using a needle and some thread, stitch the edges of the button holes to finish them.
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Make sure the buttons are secure, that they fit the holes, and that they open and close easily.
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At the end of the guide, you will have a pair of jeans that close with a set of buttons instead of a zipper.
At the end of the guide, you will have a pair of jeans that close with a set of buttons instead of a zipper.
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