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If you have a ripped cushion that cannot be removed from the couch, use this guide to learn how to repair the hole and prevent the damage from getting worse.
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Apply a thin layer of the anti-fray glue to both edges of the rip. Let it dry completely.
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Fold the edges of the fabric over to make a clean edge and hide any fraying.
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Crease the fold with your fingers.
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Cut the upholstery thread to a length appropriate for the size of your rip.
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Thread the needle and tie a double knot at the end.
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Hold the two edges of the rip together
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Begin sewing ¾ of an inch from where the rip begins.
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Continue sewing until you are past the rip. Knot and cut the excess thread.
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Have you seen this product? "fixmytear". It's a repair tape which sticks very well to vinyl, canvas, rubber, leather and most other surfaces. Absolutely life saving tape.
