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So, to all of you crafty mamas who get your Etsy on, I have a request. Please make me some Gobstopper Pants. Or more specifically, pants with Gobstopper knees. I'm envisioning a series of patches--when one gets ripped, there's a fresh one underneath to take its place. I think there would need to be at least 3-4 layers of patches. The best part about this concept? The pants will actually look better with time, rather than worse. It should take a normal seven-year-old months to get down to just the actual pants, minus the patches.
Alright mamas, hook me up!
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http://www.xsportsprotective.com/triple-eight-second-skins-knee.html''Sew those on!
I patch it from underneath and let it show through the hole, then reinforce around the tear so it doesn't get worse. So it is the kind of effect you are talking about. You want a Rainbow tribe traveler to patch your pants.
Your idea of multiple patches is great, the stitching is better underneath though. Because the way I've been doing it, it rubs off eventually- of course, Abinadi does generate a lot more friction than the average boy...
My boys just go around with ripped jeans. It's hip.
Have them wear shorts (or kilts). Problem solved.
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