Did you hang up your favorite sweater?
You are wearing it for the first time...
And there, whoops, he hooked to the first thing that sticks out.
And here you are with a thread sticking out.
How to restore it?
Do not panic ! You don't need to be a sewing pro to fix it.
There is an infallible grandmother's trick to easily repair a tear.
A snag is nothing more than a loose stitch...
You just have to put it back on the right track.
No need to learn how to sew to fix it.
All you need is a needle, a pin or a paper clip. Watch:
1. So take a pin, a needle, or even a paper clip that you unbend.
2. Use this tool to put the hooked wire back inside of your sweater, with the other stitches.
3. Simply push back inside to remove the snag.
There you go, no more hitch! Your sweater is in perfect condition again. :-)
Hidden in this way, the recalcitrant thread will no longer come out of its nose.
And your sweater is like new. No need to throw it away! It's as if the hitch never existed.
Easy, practical and economical!
You see, repairing a garment is not that difficult!
You just need to know the right seamstress tricks.
And everything becomes easy!
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Instead of letting the tear grow without knowing what to do, we simply fix it.
It allows me to prevent the tear from getting bigger. And you don't have to buy a sweater.
The clothing budget would be huge if we didn't fix the little tears every time.
By improvising as a seamstress for 5 short minutes, you make considerable savings . And that makes all the difference.
And then what a pity to drop your favorite little sweater for that, don't you think?
I've already saved a few like this and I'm delighted.
But if you prefer to get rid of it, do not hesitate to resell it in a consignment store .
