That would be a fairly easy place to patch, too! I do like the inventiveness, though. I don't usually discover I have a hole until I'm wearing something, and this would get one through the day.
On a semi-related note, I have used Sharpies to fix bleach spots on clothes. If you have a Sharpie close enough to the correct shade, it is nearly invisible. If you feel bold, you can draw a design to hide the spot. You can also draw a design and spritz with alcohol to create a tie-dye effect.
Me, too. If it works, it works. If it was broken anyway, I've got nothing to lose by trying to fix it however I can. I love looking at other people's beautiful embroidery, but I struggle with sewing. It's easier for me to either draw or patch.
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u/knitwit3 May 23 '22
That would be a fairly easy place to patch, too! I do like the inventiveness, though. I don't usually discover I have a hole until I'm wearing something, and this would get one through the day.
On a semi-related note, I have used Sharpies to fix bleach spots on clothes. If you have a Sharpie close enough to the correct shade, it is nearly invisible. If you feel bold, you can draw a design to hide the spot. You can also draw a design and spritz with alcohol to create a tie-dye effect.