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You can use the darning technique to repair small holes in socks and other clothing. With a darning needle and yarn, you'll form a network of stitches across the gap.
If ripped or hole-ridden denim just isn't your style, use one or more of the following steps to easily mend the damaged area.
Don't be afraid to do this yourself; people have been doing it for years. All you need is a needle and some matching thread and then follow the steps below and you'll see there's nothing to it.
Luckily, one of the most common clothing-repair chores--sewing on a button--is also one of the easiest. Even if you don't know the difference between a sewing machine and a can opener, you can...
If the drawstring on your sweatpants is broken or has slipped out, you don't have to spring for a new pair. This quick fix requires only moderately deft hands and a few household items.
A few quick stitches can take care of a kicked-out hem on a pair of pants or a skirt. This is one repair that proves the cliche' "A stitch in time saves nine," so find your sewing kit and get to work.
Whether it's in a sleeve, a pant leg or the bodice of a blouse, the principles for repairing a split seam are the same.
A separated zipper can make getting in and out of your clothes a struggle. Instead of ripping the old one out and sewing on a new one, try these steps to get your zipper back in working order. See...
There are almost as many kinds of pockets as there are types of garments--patch pockets and inside pockets, in-seam and slashed, lined and unlined. Though each presents slightly different...
Carefully insert a lightbulb (or another round, smooth object) into the sock where the hole is. This will give you a smooth surface to work on.
Don't throw away those comfy jeans just because they make a ripping sound every time you move. You can probably preserve your modesty with a strategically placed patch.
If your favorite sweater has sprouted a big hole, you should take it to a professional for reweaving. But if it's got nothing more than a small snag or unraveling thread, you can keep the sweater...
Fraying buttonhole threads not only make a garment look untidy, but they also may lead to your buttons' popping open at the slightest provocation. You don't need a fancy sewing machine with a...
If your sweater has substantial moth damage, your best bet will be to have it professionally reknit. In this process, knitters will remove some threads from the seam or other part of the sweater...
Have you got a pesky water spot on a garment and have no idea how to remove it? Just follow these quick and easy steps for removal
There is nothing more annoying and uncomfortable than when your underwire bra gets a hole and the underwire starts to come out on one side. It tends to happen over time due to excessive wear....
I hate it when my sweaters get snagged. Here is a quick way to fix this:
Holes that form in jeans and pants can be very frustrating. You don't want to throw the pants out, but you also don't want to pay too much to have them repaired. Iron-on patches are a great...
Nowadays, many pants and shorts have drawstrings. The benefit is that it gives you a built in belt. Also, if you lose weight, they're easy to adjust. But sometimes the drawstring comes out after...
Ever wanted a certain band's patch to sew on your jacket but can't find one? There's a very simple solution for this: make your own! It's easy, inexpenisve, and adds a unique flair to any garment.
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