Mending holes with embroidery star

Learn to make a perfect embroidery star with this easy to follow star stitch tutorial. Once mastered, this simple stitch is sure to become a favorite.

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Arounna Khounnoraj on Instagram: "I would normally mend this hole by patching, but decided on using a weave mend. Normally you will see this technique used on knitwear, but it works for small holes on wovens too. John’s shirts are sometimes hard to stitch because there’s always bits of dried glue from his wood working. I think holes should be celebrated so I make them visible 😄👍🏼 I used sashiko thread and when you first try a weave mend try to space out the warp because it will make it…

Sewing + Embroidery + Crafts on Instagram: "These Puma sweatpants are so thick and comfy looking but the big hole landed them in the goodwill outlet bins. 10 minutes later, there’s a purple star instead and I’m ready to lounge in them! Have you ever seen duckbill/applique scissors like that? They’re a fun tool but not necessary if you’re careful! Want to try it yourself? 1. Pin a scrap of similar fiber and weight beneath the stain. 2. Sketch around the stain or trace a design on freezer…

Anastasia | Hand embroidery on Instagram: "My lovely member, Christina, recently asked me how to embroider a little star to decorate the top of the Christmas tree. 🎄✨ I couldn’t resist and filmed a quick video tutorial on beautiful star stitch. I even took a risk and used Diamant thread for it – and wow, it was such a joy to embroider with!☺️ I’m uploading the full and detailed video tutorial to the Academy tonight, and I’ll be sharing it in our Secret Crafter’s Club newsletter on Thursday…

Using elements of sashiko and embroidery in her visible mending, Erin Eggenburg shares clothing repair tutorials of how to extend the life of what you wear with simple mending techniques.

Brilliant visible mending technique - how pretty is this! Make do and mend indeed.

Embroidery is a great way to personalize your clothes, but you can also mend and repair holes with embroidery using this video tutorial