Clothes repair

4 easy ways to up your sewing game.

What you need to know before mending your clothing.

How do you decide which darning/mending technique to use? Some questions to consider: -is the patch going to be visible or will it blend in? -what type of garment are you repairing? -how much time do you want to spend mending? When it comes to mending, there is never an exact yes or no answer. It is (almost) always th

Nearly New Cashmere Co | Learn how to repair holes in your cashmere in 60 seconds! This tutorial teaches you how to repair holes in cashmere from home. We used... | Instagram

How to Fix a Zipper (without Replacing It): This is a easy way to fix a zipper without replacing it. This method is really fast too. It works when the zipper pull doesn't close the zipper together anymore. I don't really like to replace zippers, because they always come out a little bit wavy …

Extend the Life of Your Clothes with these Easy D.I.Y. Fixes It can be intimidating the first time you decide to try and repair your own clothes, but don't let that stop you! Remember if it needs a repair then it's already broken - you can't make it too much worse.(Unless you break out the

Sharing step by step instructions for how to sew a hole, rip or tear in your clothes, making your favorite tee or pair of jeans last longer.

TOAST Repair is our free mending service, giving new life to your worn garments.

Makers HQ show us how to use visible mending to repair and extend the life of your favourite clothes.

Sashiko mending is a form of functional embroidery that originated from Japan. It was initially done to repair tears or rips in clothes and has now become an art form. Here’s how you can mend your ripped jeans using Sashiko.