physician, heal thyself !

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clothes can be repaired with (thread)

tried sashiko embroidery on the long sleeve i put a bunch of holes in crashing my [redacted] like six (!) years ago





think it turned out well ! lot easier than i thought just need embroidery floss darning needles embroidery hoops and a patch material (i used jersey from a t shirt i cropped) - hardest part was getting the patch flat and trapped in the embroidery hoop since i don't have pins, probably a good thing to pick up next !

anyway post the fixes ! patches darns scab pants et cetera

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double posting in my own thread .. humiliating ..





this is my old berne jacket i wore every day in the winter for a few years have a nice carhartt one now so this was mostly for fun, more holes have since popped up so i think the canvas is pretty cooked rip

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Love this channel, thank you!
First up, a beloved 3X (?) cotton lightweight sweater, stretched full gumby in every direction



Cotton yarn based repairs all along shoulders and sleeves.

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Double posting in solidarity
This denim shirt belonged to my late uncle. It's disintegrating, but it's the airiest material ever

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I've got these jeans that have continued to deteriorate since my post in the DIY thread. The butt is starting to wear out and I'm really gonna miss them once they're gone

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stitched up some thrifted jorts and 501s today (smiling)

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nautica jorts (these were so shredded lol)

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Hadn't touched the crust jeans in a while because I put some weight on and they didn't fit me anymore, but I found a solution for that and made a couple repairs

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Cut some tees into strips, sewed those onto some twill I cut out of a different pair of pants, then sewed those into the side seams + stole some waist band from a third pair of pants