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After constant use, a duffle bag can eventually tear or rip, making the bag somewhat less useful. Instead of throwing it away and purchasing a new one, repairing a tear in the fabric lining is a quick and easy way to save the bag, save money, and reduce waste!
Basic sewing knowledge is desired but not necessary for this guide. If your sewing is not the prettiest it’s okay because you’ll be working on the lining so it’s more important that the stitches hold and not that they look good.
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Identify the ripped section of your duffle bag.
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Using a scissor, carefully trim the frayed edges to create a smooth piece of fabric to work with.
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Press the torn fabric to the elastic edge with your hands.
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With your needle and matching thread, begin to stitch the fabric and elastic together until you reach the end of the pocket.
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Cut the excess thread once you reach the end of the pocket.
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Congratulations, the duffle bag is repaired!
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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