Mend holes

Darning is basically small-scale weaving. It isn’t difficult but like anything else, it takes practice but is incredible satisfying. You will need to buy a darning mushroom, although I have…

Mending holes is a preventative measure so it doesn’t get bigger. This simple parachute stitch is a quick and effective solution. The... | Instagram

There are numerous ways to protect the environment, and it's up to us to choose the most suitable methods to contribute and help our planet. This is especially crucial now, given the many factors contributing to climate change and the degradation of our beloved Mother Earth.

Becs | Mending Tools & Supplies ✂️ on Instagram: "Day 2 of 'What I Wish I Knew When I Started Mending' ...and today is all about tackling those holey T-Shirts 👕 Stretchy garms can be challenging to fix up, but my fave method by a country mile is a Seed Stitch 🌱 + Stretch Patch 🔳 combo. The patch provides coverage which is then held in place using the super stretchy SEED STITCH. It works well on small & medium size holes 🕳 and in fact for teeny tiny holes you can skip the patch…

This Japanese mending technique is absolutely incredible!

Tutorial for mending tears, rips, and holes in the crotch seam of jeans.

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Arounna Khounnoraj on Instagram: "Using multiple colours to create a weave mend is a nice way to add more variations. This may look tedious but it goes quickly if each colour is threaded on it’s own needle. Underneath is our wood darning 🍄 - I find it easier to darn with a mushroom under the hole #visiblemending #weaving 🎶by my son @l.liamb 🧡"

Um.... I think this has been a difficult fix for me. We have curtains at home that are sheer enough to let in the light but not trap the heat. It got torn in a number of places but I didn't notice until I took them down for a wash (yes, I've made a small step towards Spring cleaning this year!). I personally think sheer fabric is difficult to mend. My mind was set on getting the thinnest interfacing and then just ironing it on to the torn places, but when I got to China Town yesterday…

Arounna Khounnoraj on Instagram: "This visible mend technique is using a fishbone like #embroidery stitch. This works well on woven fabrics and it’s covered enough that you don’t need backing to reinforce the hole. Hope you’re ok with the middle sped up, I like seeing it come together 😊🌿"