Mastering the art of repair only requires a few simple sewing techniques that can extend the life of your wardrobe and your beloved clothes.
"Stitch it, Don't Ditch It" will guide you through basic repair techniques, from the equipment you need to how to execute the different types of fundamental skills covering common repairs that will help you fix 90% of your clothes.
The goal is to reach those with limited or no sewing skills. This book provides step-by-step instructions and helpful tips, including how to thread a needle, replace a button, sew up a torn seam, and salvage loose threads in knitwear. Mary Morton and Jeanna Wigger show readers how to choose the right technique for their repair, terminology, and the anatomy of garments, making this the ultimate guide for those who want to have a more sustainable clothing consumption.
Learn to darn socks, sew on patches, hem trousers, and repair worn edges with this ultimate immersive guide to repair for anyone who wants to have a more sustainable style.