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Hi!
As promised in the last tutorial, on how to prepare and store the fabric, here we are, today we start with a new playlist dedicated to how to repair and mend fabrics and clothes.
Today we’re going to talk about hand fabric restoration, just to start with something simple. In a future tutorial, however, I will show you how it is possible to repair tears by “rebuilding” the fabric with the sewing machine.
Thank you for watching!!
0.00 Intro
0.30 How to mark damages or stai in the fabric
How to prepare and store fabric Fabric ️ https://youtu.be/fowmlOmLBMA
How to mark the damage ️ https://youtu.be/fowmlOmLBMA?t=244
1.39 Suikan-like pattern made directly on the fabric and cut
2.47 Take the longest threads you can from the leftovers and study the design
3.23 Cleaning the hole in the fabric to work better
3.58 How to choose the right needle for mending
4.04 How to put the thread in the needle without using saliva (how to thread your needle at covid times)
4.12 How to insert a thick thread in your needle using a thin thread, quick and easy!!
5.07 Recreate the fabric design
9.17 The result: this will be the sleeve of the simil-suikan for Chihiro’s cosplay from Spirited away from Ghibli Studio
#mending #invisiblemending #sewingtutorial
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Playlist Tools:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBV-zp6pJS-_kcZR3JU93SHhvACFoWGSe
Playlist Tips adn Tricks:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBV-zp6pJS-92VpgpqSSnbIvQ31ZEZbNc
Playlist Pattern making:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBV-zp6pJS-_VqwjFs2M_2Uzk1yh4UlLS
Playlist Book reviews:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBV-zp6pJS-_3WLvrzXWUtJ5Sv7ABRM43
Playlist Larp tutorials:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBV-zp6pJS–XymTBoRaDKMKJiXOU71IN
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️ My name is Veronica, I’m graduated in design and I have been working in Old Fashion Sartoria tailor shop since 2014 in Florence, Italy. I learned many techniques and secrets of this work but I also cultivated the passion for LARP and Cosplay.
Now it’s time to share the secrets with you!
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LINKS
️ Where I work: Old Fashion Sartoria, (Firenze, Italy)
https://www.oldfashionsartoria.com/
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