I love big sweatshirts, but the cuffs always wear out! Adding some fun mending and reinforcement on these cuffs

This is from June 2022. It’s one of my first pieces. A lot of these tiles are from Home Depot or Lowe’s. After several icy and snow winters it still looks pretty good. @FLACO.mosaics

Did a ladder stitch to close the hole with cross stitches on top

Semi-subtle mend on a ripped knee - I wish I used a darker blue thread to sew down the ripped bits but I’m happy with it overall!

Does anyone have any advice on how to fix the unraveling neckline on this 100% silk tank top? Thank you in advance.

This backpack has served me well throughout college, even taking me all over Europe last spring. The outermost fabric was starting to wear through at the bottom, so I stitched a big piece of waxed canvas on as a patch. Maybe a little bit overkill in terms of coverage, but I hope it’ll last a while. Definitely not the neatest work, but I got better as I went. I used nylon upholstery thread. (Swipe for before)

I was gifted this leather coach tote and was going to sell it to someone who could get it repaired as I didn’t really want to spend the money but I love the bag so much and have been looking for a good quality tote that wouldn’t break the bank, completely forgetting that this free one was in my closet. I pulled it out and have been working on the areas that need mending and doing the best I can to reinforce the handles. I love that it has a playful vibe going for it now and I think I’m going to continue mending it and using embroidy and patches as it continues to age.

Cats are gonna cat. She has made 3 holes in her tree, this is my solution. Can't get good pics and it looks kinda crappy anyway but it's cute 🥰. Two more to go

the glue was giving out, so decided to zigzag with a bold color. why hide it?

My own fault for leaving it on a counter he could reach! Was looking for ideas. I think the material is a bit too roughed up to stitch, was thinking maybe a patch on the interior and going over the seam of the rip with a leather glue on the outside? I’m fairly crafty but worked with leather before, so any advice would be helpful!

Forgot to take a picture of the stains before I covered them. There’s one small stain to the bottom right of the top patch that I still need to cover. I might do some decorative embroidery to cover it.

This couch is less than a month old and my puppy decided he’d “decorate” it. I’ve tried fabric glue, I’ve tried adhesive patches, I’ve tried using a hair dryer over the patch to help it stick. Nothing seems to be working for me and I don’t want to have to buy an iron unless I really need to..

It's not much, but it's honest work.

i threw my favourite bag in the washer and the logo bled off, you can see it's still a little bit there but I wanna give this bag a chance to be unique and try to make it a bit more artsy. any ideas?

My nephew is asking me to fix his beloved stuffy again. I added the neck brace years ago and need another creative solution to give this guy some more life.

I volunteered to mend my partner’s shirt with patches and/or embroidery. He asked for embroidered yin yangs on his favorite shirt. (Both elbows need it, I’m going to put a brown and green yin yang on the other elbow.) It’s so fun but I forgot how long embroidery takes. 😅 Maybe I’ll switch to patches after this one. Lol

This lil' charmander has been through the wringer after a dog came to visit, but a few quick stitches left him ready for pokemon adventures with my kid!