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friendica (DFRN) - Link to source

It has come to my attention that my favourite jacket is falling apart. I would like to repair it for two reasons:

  1. I love this jacket.
  2. I can't afford a new one right now.


I have no opposition to #VisibleMending.

Suggestions?

Close up of the sleeve of an olive green jacket. The material is frayed and torn just below the seam in the cuff.

#AskFedi #ClothingRepair

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Jonathan Lamothe
friendica (DFRN) - Link to source
Jonathan Lamothe
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My current plan is to rip out the bottom stitching on the cuff, apply a patch of similar-ish material to the sleeve, and then sew the cuff shut again.
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Will
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Will
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Spiked rivets?
Or... beaded tassels?

Then afterwards please explain to me how to do it?

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Jonathan Lamothe
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Jonathan Lamothe
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@Will I'm not that skilled. I have a sewing machine and know some basics on how to use a needle and thread.
@Will
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Saule, anar en Mousses
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Saule, anar en Mousses
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mhh.
Either a parachute stitch (but given that there stitching already on one edge it might be unpleasant to do) or a canvas patch (preferably both inside and outside) and running stitch embroidery to keep them in place. Colours and designs of your choice.

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