The first problem — a chewed-away zipper bottom — is quite common, but requires no sewing to fix. As you’ll see in the video below, all it takes is a drinking straw, some hot glue ...

If a missing or broken zipper teeth at the very top or bottom, you can sew a new zipper stop above the missing teeth to prevent the slider from moving past the gap. If the missing or broken teeth ...

With your needle in between the fabric and button, flip it back over to face the front, then start wrapping the thread around ...

The first patent for a zipper-like fastener was issued to Elias Howe, inventor of the sewing machine. Though he was no slouch at engineering intricate mechanisms, Howe was never able to make his ...

Does your zipper seem to work properly but then ... Just don't forget to then sew your cut. Watch the Instagram video below for more info: First, check to see if there's anything caught in ...