How to repair a huge t-shirt hole | Darning Technique 

Kaara Mary thank,s

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I love the pun 😄!

@@slowfashionstyle what pun

@@Cashonthestickz She used a darning needle and darned her shirt XD so the "well I'll be darned" is the pun

@@aidanrain3435 that sucks balls

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I super appreciate the support Lotta N. ❤️ Whenever you want a specific video about zero waste let me know 😃

Hey Betty 😃 Thank you for the suggestion, I agree a contrasting thread would have made it much more visible. Next time I upload a video showing the darning technique, I will make it using a contrasting thread 😊

Thank you M Munroe! It’s so heartwarming to hear the tutorial has helped you patch up the holes in your toweling gown ❤️

you dont have to get it. for $5 you can buy a new tshirt.

Here's the link :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LDEvCpBRHY8.html

@@gsau3000 you completely missed the point. It's about using what you have.

It looks like weaving threads.

@@gsau3000why are you watching this video if you have no interest in fixing your old stuff

I’m so glad! There’s other videos in the channel showing this technique in case you want to see it done in color thread 😃

You can try finding a piece of fabric that matches that texture of the shirt. Make sure it is the color of one of the colors that's on the shirt (don't try to match the same color where it's ripped). You have two options: 1. Make the hole into a heart shape. Get a piece of fabric that matches the texture and cut it into a heart that's slightly larger than the cut-out that's on the shirt. Sew the edges together. (You can try sewing it with alternating colored threads that match the colors of the shirt). Take your time sewing it, a little each day, and make sure the edges are sewn together so they don't fray. Or, 2. Get a piece of fusing fabric and attach a piece of fabric that matches the texture of the shirt. VERY lightly iron the fabric on the unwrapped side of the fabric ( You just want to hit it up enough where it's slightly sticks together. You don't want to bond it yet because then the adhesive on the backing will melt). Then, cut it into a heart, and then remove the paper and fuse the heart to the shirt. From there, you can add a few stitches to keep the edges grin fraying, or you can get colored fabric glue and apply it to the edges (use a thin line first, and you can add more once it's dried, if needed). Keep in ming that step 1 is more difficult, but will produce a softer inside, which may be important to you - because you won't want to wear it if it's irritating. Step 2 is a lot easier and faster, and you can buy a lot of pretty colors that match the shirt. Good luck.

Aah thanks for sharing how you call it, “rafu” very cool to learn!

Benjamin 💖 Thank you! If you come across any questions as you practice, let me know and I'll be glad to give advice :D

No problem. So what kind of needle did you use? A darning needle? Sorry to reply so late. :)

WoW Dana G 😆❤️ This is so cool to know that you’ve watched the video with your children! Teaching them the importance of repairing our clothes. You’re an awesome Mom!

Thank you very much ❣

Taylour I will certainly make sure to do what you recommend the next time around 💖 Thank you for the feedback, its so dope getting to learn what you think of the tutorial :D!

Thank you Lilie Olive The orange monkey❣️ That’s the whole idea 😃 You’ll also like my lastest video transforming a t-shirt into a t-shirt bag

Rebecca, you are awesome! Thank you for sharing your story ❤ ugh I wish too you would have had the tutorial with you! At least now that you've found it you won't have to throw any future shirts with holes out again 😊

@@slowfashionstyle You're welcome, I definitely will have to try this out :)

Hey rai 😃 Thank you for the suggestion! I plan to show this technique in a darning tutorial for socks and the socks will be light color and I will be using a contrasting thread.

Hey Rai :) I made the tutorial using a lighter color on fabric, here it is: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LDEvCpBRHY8.html I hope you enjoy it!

Hi Cindy 😃 It took me 2 hours. I've noticed the more I do the technique the faster I work. But a lot depends on the size of the hole, the size will determine the approximate time it will take to mend any type of hole. It's a great technique, I highly recommend it 💖 If you find yourself mending a very big hole lets say more than 5 inches you could patch it and then do this technique on top to reinforce the area, give it this texture and take your time working on it.

Thank you Last Minute Laura 🤗❤️

I see your point :) I made one showing this same technique on a sock and made sure to use two contrasting thread so you can see it better. Here's the tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LDEvCpBRHY8.html

Exactly what i wanted to say

I'm happy you found the tutorial helpful 💖

Shining thank you ⭐️ I’m so glad you find the tutorial helpful!

So happy to hear you'll be using the tutorial Henry 😃 Let me know how it goes and if you come across any steps I can help you with.

Your welcome

Hi Carol :D I have made tutorials using the darning technique using a different color thread here's one of them: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tN40iOHtI6w.html If its a large hole, a patch will be better. And for learning the stitches here's a great tutorial explaining them: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xvxqtc8thRg.html

You can wash it in the washing machine

I am happy you liked the tutorial Nissar 😊

thank you!!

Yes. Please show how you "backstitch" to lock with having to make a knot.

Found a good how to page www.mybluprint.com/article/hey-doubters-you-can-embroider-without-lumpy-bumpy-knots

Hey Safi :D Sorry! I had not seen the message until now. The myblueprint link Dalia shared is exactly what I do to lock the thread it. You can DM on insta too if you have any other specific questions, I will make sure to answer right away 💕

@@daliacabral5370 Dalia XD thank you thank you 💕 This link is perfect! I really appreciate you sharing this link!

Woah that's cool! You should share the video with your friend, it'll be fun to see what your friend thinks too :D

Thank you Violet2048 💕

You can use this technique in bedsheets too 😃

@@slowfashionstyle Thanks.

Thank you Rafi ❤

Thank you❣

Thank you Vijitha 😊 It's a great technique!

arin u can just stretch it, ur going to need ppls help!!😁

You can buy a hoop from a craft store or ask your granny to let you borrow one.

Just throw the damn shirt away and buy a new one, Bitches?

Arin if the hole is not big you wont need the hoop. If its big, then a hoop will be needed. Normally a hoop close $3 or less depending on the size.

Hi Teresa :D I actually have, here is the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LDEvCpBRHY8.html

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@@cam-yt1wy I was making fun of the dude