How to Repair a Velcro Strap in a Sleeping Bag
Ben Blischke and one other contributor
Last updated on Apr 11, 2025
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓There's nothing better than snuggling up in your sleeping bag on a cold camp night. But what happens when the velcro strap starts to come off and the bag won't close like it used to? Don't worry, we've got you covered with an easy fix in this guide!
➡️Before you get started, please check the safety disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
What you need
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Locate the velcro strap that needs to be fixed.
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Use a pair of scissors to clean the loose threads in the area.
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Pin the velcro in the right position and make sure that it is holding both the front and back side (red circle).
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Use a straight stitch to sew along the patch.
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Tip: For tips on setting up the machine take a look at this iFixit guide.
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Rotate the sleeping bag as much as you need to find the position that makes the stitching more comfortable.
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Use a pair of scissors to clean the loose threads in both the front and back side.
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🛠️🏆👏 Congratulations! The repair is complete, and you're ready to go!
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In need of another repair? Don't worry! Check out our other guides to find quick solutions for your favourite clothing, footwear and equipment!
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🚨🛠️🩹 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE:
The repair guides provided on this site are intended to help you repair products on your own. While we have put a lot of care into them, all repair work carries some risk:
- Safety Precautions: When repairing your product, take all necessary precautions to ensure your safety. Use appropriate tools and follow the instructions carefully.
- Product Condition: Once your product has been repaired, it may not meet original compliance guidelines anymore and could potentially have issues.
- Liability: We are not responsible for any damage or injury that may occur during the repair process or as a result of using a repaired product. You, as the repairer, assume all risks and responsibilities associated with the repair.
By using these repair guides, you fully acknowledge and accept the potential risks and responsibilities involved.
