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A really windy day can break an umbrella. In some cases, a joint will break, disconnecting the stretcher from the rib. You will be using a needle and thread in order to replicate the function of the joint that held the stretcher and the rib together. In addition, this guide will also cover how to sew a small rip on the canopy.
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Take the broken part of the stretcher to rib joint.
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Realign it with the rib assembly.
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Take the needle and carefully pass it through one of the holes as seen in the picture.
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Then pull it back to the same side you went through.
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Take the needle and pass it under the stretcher (not through the middle).
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Take the needle and pass it through the second hole.
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Then position the needle so that it faces the first hole from the same side you just went through.
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Repeat steps 2-4 until the two pieces are held tightly together.
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Tie a knot to secure it.
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Take the hole, hold each end and pull outward into a line.
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Take the needle and thread and form a hemming stitch (see Step 7).
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Begin with a threaded needle and start the stitch at one end of the hole and pull the needle all the way until just before the thread runs out.
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Then loop back around and go through again.
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Repeat until you reach the other end.
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The umbrella is fixed now, you may now use the umbrella freely.
The umbrella is fixed now, you may now use the umbrella freely.
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I have a problem with the auto lock, it's a knight bridge umbrella, when i retract it, it doesn't lock in place, can it be fixed or replace the handle in case it's totally eroded?
I have 2 umbrellas which have both snapped at the hole. Is there a way this technique or a version of it can be used to repair them?
