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| + | [title] Assess the Damage |
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| + | [* green] Locate the damaged area and trim away any loose or hanging threads |
| + | [* green] In this tutorial, the whip stitch will be used to seal a short, straight tear with minimal fraying and fabric loss |
| + | [* light_blue] If the damage is more extensive, a variation of this technique can be used to attach a patch over the damaged area. See [link|https://patagonia.dozuki.com/Guide/Whip+Stitch+on+a+Patch/272|Whip Stitch on a Patch|new_window=true] or [link|https://patagonia.dozuki.com/Guide/Blanket+Stitch+on+a+Patch/259|Blanket Stitch on a Patch|new_window=true] |
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