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Woven Darning with a Speedy Weave

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Assess the damage
  • Locate the damage.

  • This repair type is meant for small to medium holes approximately 1 inch by 1 inch (~25 mm by ~25 mm) or less in size.

  • For the most invisible repair, choose a yarn or thread of similar weight, color, and materiality.

  • In this tutorial thick embroidery thread is used because the repair is to a mesh backpack pocket. On a knit garment such as a sweater, yarn would be a better choice.

  • Draw a square around the hole about 1/4 inch (~6 mm) bigger than the damage on all sides.

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