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Wow! Such a simple & ingenious mending hack! Will definitely be trying this...& as always, Skye, what beautiful & stunning work. Many thanks for sharing ❤😊
I've done this loose (with the loops flapping in the wind) many times, but pinning them for floral foam will keep them from unraveling as I work... Great hack. I may remove the pin and then insert the needle, just because that what I'm used to and I'm afraid that I may split the yarn with the needle, if the loop is still pinned to the foam base. 💞🌞🌵😷
Hello, thanks so much for this really useful and clear video! One question - does this method stop the hole from getting bigger (by the stitches that go around the hole), or does it just cover it aesthetically? Thank you!
So relaxing & therapeutic to watch & hear as well as see all the beautiful darns. Awesome work as always. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge, talent & skills; is very much appreciated 😊
Thank you for sharing this technique, I like the way you broke it down so simply ❤. I can see using this for some other stretchy things I have too, like poly socks and shirts
Thank you sooo Much!!! I had been trying to fix my zipper for days lol. Then I said lemme gander on google and this was the second video! Really appreciate you!!!
Это показан вид узора. Благодарю! А на трикотаже лучше не штопать, а отремонтировать по петлям цвет в цвет, так ничего не будет видно. Вещь будет как новая!
Original St.Michael (now M&S) was great quality, I'm still wearing a flannel shirt i got for my dad 30yrs ago to this day, it's had a couple of minor repairs (elbows & buttons) but it's held up to the test of time and a LOT of wash+wear from me over last 20yrs that's for sure! Plus, it's a lovely memory piece for my Dad & I too 💚
Revitalising & repairing that gorgeous and no-doubt well made original wool & cashmere M&S scarf would be beyond worth it! I have visble cord elbow patches my nanny taught me to do on an old M&S shirt & mismatched replaced buttons that i love as it adds character! i actually chose this dark green, checked flannel shirt as my dad's xmas gift when i was 6/7 as i remember choosing with my ma, 30s later & i still get complimented on it, asked where i bought it & it's a treasured memory for my dad & I to share too (it's also a level of softness that can't be achieved newly bought either)! 💚😊
If you are trying to dye to cover a stain realize that it will still show, but will be less noticable. You can expect coverage to be similar to the pattern in the binding vs the background.
I only just got into mending this year and subscribed because I loved your vids, and now I’m finding out you have a book too?! Congratulations! I can’t wait to get a copy for myself!
