Clothing always seems to fail at the most inopportune moment.
Who hasnt bent into a downward dog only to hear the terrifying rip of your yoga pants?
Or rushed to a job interview and realized your formerly pristine dress shirt is missing a button?
While you cant always control the timing of wardrobe malfunctions, youcanrestore your clothes to tip-top shape.
Ready to bring your damaged clothing back to its former condition?
Here are some skills to learn.
If you notice one starting to dangle, be sure to fix it before it falls off.
Youll also need thread that matches the color of your garment and a needle.
when you land your materials in place, followthese simple directionsto attach your button.
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This technique is moderately difficult, so consider watching the video a couple of times before beginning.
First, flip the clothing inside out to locate the hole.
Create a running stitch to bring the seam together.
Next, create an overstitch to finish the seam and secure the running stitches so the seam doesnt fray.
Finally, tie your finishing knots, cast off and trim the extra thread.
This is a simple technique and it works best when the drawstring is completely out of the garment.
When you pull it out on the opposite side, simply remove the safety pin.
Consider tying larger knots on both ends of the drawstring to prevent it from disappearing again.
Choose fabric for the patch that is at least as sturdy as the fabric that gave way initially.
The old saying to measure twice and cut once comes into play here.
This is a moderately difficult technique that most people should be able to master.
Darning isnt just an old-fashioned word its a classic way tosave your socks.
First, flip the sock inside out and stretch it over the darning mushroom (or substitute).
Be sure not to knot the thread since that may create an uncomfortable bump.
The video provides a detailed illustration of exactly how to stitch up the holes.
However, this is not too difficultto fix.
A little bit of handiwork can save you big bucks by extending the life of your clothing.
Bring it home, patch it up and enjoy your bargain!
You could evensell the clothes onlineafter you repair them.
Kristen Pope is a freelance writer and editor in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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