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| - | [title] Needle and |
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| - | [* |
| - | [* light_blue] ***Yarn***: The ideal yarn is the same fiber content, weight, and color as the garment. This will create the most invisible repair |
| - | [* violet] In this tutorial, heavier contrast color yarn is used to show the technique. See details on the invisible version in Steps 17 - 19 |
| - | [* black] Thread the needle with a length of yarn no longer than 24 |
| - | [* black] For more info see [ |
| + | [title] Needle and yarn |
| + | [* icon_note] ***Needle***: The best needle for this technique has a ballpoint, a blunt end that can push aside individual knit stitches without puncturing the yarn. |
| + | [* light_blue] ***Yarn***: The ideal yarn is the same fiber content, weight, and color as the garment. This will create the most invisible repair. |
| + | [* violet] In this tutorial, heavier contrast color yarn is used to show the technique. See details on the invisible version in Steps 17 - 19. |
| + | [* black] Thread the needle with a length of yarn no longer than 24 inches (~61 cm). Don't knot the thread. |
| + | [* black] For more info, see [[Needles and Thread|Needles and Thread]]. |