crwdns2944351:0crwdnd2944351:0Woven Darn a Hole in a Knitcrwdnd2944351:0crwdne2944351:0

crwdns2866306:0crwdne2866306:0	Patagonia Outerwear
Type	technique
Title	Woven Darn a Hole in a Knit
Introduction	This guide demonstrates how to repair a hole on a Patagonia® wool sweater using woven darning. Darning is a mending technique that recreates stitches to fill and reinforce holes. This tutorial outlines a specific technique called ***surface darning***, where rows of stitches are laid on top of the fabric, and is best done with knits made of medium to heavy weight yarns. For a technique that works well on lightweight knits, see [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/How+to+Darn+a+Hole+in+a+Knitted+Garment/27415|How to Darn a Hole in a Knitted Garment.] Hand sewn repairs are a fun and effective way to extend the life of gear at home. DIY repairs won't void the Patagonia warranty —they're actually encouraged! Patagonia items can also be taken in to a [link|https://www.patagonia.com/store-locator/|local retail store] for repair evaluation or sent in to Patagonia through their [link|https://www.patagonia.com/start-repair/|mail-in repair service]. Let's get fixing! ***Related Tutorials*** * [link|https://patagonia.dozuki.com/Guide/Woven+Darning+with+A+Speedy+Weave/269?lang=en|Woven Darning with A Speedy Weave] ***Related Articles*** * [link|https://patagonia.dozuki.com/Wiki/Needles_and_Thread|Needles and Thread] * [link|https://patagonia.dozuki.com/Wiki/Your_Hand_Sewing_Tool_Kit|Hand Sewing Tool Kit] * [link|https://patagonia.dozuki.com/Wiki/Hand_Sewing_Glossary|Patagonia Sewing Glossary]
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Difficulty	Easy
Author	Clara Redwood
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