How to Cover a Stain with Duplicate Stitch // Swiss Darning (and a lot of COLOR!) Visible Mending

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  • @skylerjessop3731
    @skylerjessop3731 3 роки тому +1

    This was so helpful! What a fun way to save a garment. Now I’m off to go find my favorite stained sweater!

  • @nyalimuir4103
    @nyalimuir4103 Рік тому

    Useful and inspiring! Thank you ❤
    Colours great addition to garment.
    Now reflecting on how to apply to my monotone sweater, without having location of stain stitches draw attention. Definitely requires a more subtle colour-approach.
    I love the garment, just not the stains. It'll be fun to repair it, to use with confidence 😉

  • @alracm2
    @alracm2 3 роки тому +3

    Great video! It's coming into Winter here in Australia and this will help me to mend my woolen jumpers, ready for another cold season!

  • @paulagrnsy
    @paulagrnsy 3 роки тому +2

    You inspire me. I have been mending socks, and I reverse directions on the duplicate stitch to save weaving in ends. Sometimes my eyes play tricks on me, and I have no idea where to take the next stitch. I admit that some of the stitches are really worn and matted, though.

    • @stuartmoorestextiles
      @stuartmoorestextiles  3 роки тому +1

      That's such a good idea to reverse stitch! I also get lost when I have been darning for a long time, it happens to all of us! :)

  • @aidinia
    @aidinia Рік тому +1

    Is there any way to do this duplicate stitch on the other side of the knit? I have a black jumper that has the purls outside and I wanted to draw something with double stitching.

    • @stuartmoorestextiles
      @stuartmoorestextiles  Рік тому +1

      Yes! You absolutely can, it is the same process, following the yarn in the same way. I have been asked to do a video on this and I hope to soon! ☺️

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