Embroidery to hide stain

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Marlen Meiners | Mender on Instagram: "Blanket stitch is a versatile stitch. It can be used to mend holes (scotch darning) as well as to create beautiful embroideries to hide stains (honeycomb stitch) I will be teaching this technique in English in my upcoming workshop in Porto at @knitwithfriends . in my „scotch darning workshop“ on June 3rd. Please visit @knitwithfriends for more information. You can find all my upcoming workshops in my bio (link) 😉🪡 #scotchdarning #honeycombstitch #vis

Click to see the curated list of 20 creative ways to hide stains on clothes in a variety of clever ways with tutorials linked.

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One of the things we love about Tomomi Mimura’s (@mimstermade) mosaic embroidery animals is that they are an excellent way of using even the tiniest bits of leftover yarn! Any scrap yarn works – the ideal yarn weight depends on the scale of your work – but Tomomi’s personal favourite is a single-ply fingering-weight yarn. And, as the technique is based on darning stitches, it is also ideal for patching up tears or hiding stains in a fun, visible way! These two aspects make mosaic…

Hole in a sweater? Why hide it (or toss it) when you can visibly mend it? Check out more fun ideas for fabric repair in Visible Mending,…

TessaTheDresser on Instagram: "This is a felt portrait of my very intrepid and courageous sister-in-law who trained and trained throughout the summer to swim the Channel and raised nearly £8,000 for @the.alexa.trust When she found a stain on her cashmere jumper there was only one way to go…..mermaid As a dedicated #coldwaterswimming #lido loving lady she hides her tail well whilst wandering around the Heath Do you know a swimming mad mermaid or merman who would love something like this on a