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Thank you! I have saved three pairs of socks after watching this video. I wish you only the best🙂🙌

ths was perfect and informative!! thank you so much

My partner thinks it's a waste of time to fix socks... but it's better for the environment if I fix them... especially the acrylic ones 😬

What thickness of thread are you using? .5mm or 1mm?

Thanks!

Socks are so cheap at Ross,Burlington coat factory,Marshals who has time to mend them now a days.

Watching her poke that needle close to her fingers 😬

So smart!! I HATE buying new undies

Soooo cute!!! 😄🫶🏻

*Need a husband? Very few girls left in the world like you.*

*I just rub in same SHOE-GOO on the heals and toes of my new socks and they last for 15 years.*

Can't believe I'm watching darning socks on Friday night. Thinknour world is so fast now that slowing down is so calming.

AND WE DO NOT WANT YOU CAMEILIA !!!!!

What stand are you using? I see it at 3:12 , thank you

O my Kingdom for a darning egg !

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm on a budget so repairing is always better than buying new.

This was very helpful, thank you! And the cherry pie looks amazing.

God certainly blessed you with some great gifts. You’re very talented. I enjoyed the tutorial.😊

I ENJOY your videos about repairing clothing! I didn't know there was such a thread as elastic thread! I have a sweater that I can use the cuff repair you demonstarted. Also, the loose socks! I never thought of weaving elastic through it, thank you for that tip! Now my question: How do you fix a whole in a knit wool sweater? I bought a beautiful knit wool sweater online from Banana Republic and paid almost $100 for it on sale. I didn't inspect it carefully when I got it and I didn't wear it for bit of time. Eventually, when I tried it on, I see there is a whole in one of the shoulder near the shawl collar. I guess it was a return and I very disappointed that I can't return it. Have you ever fixed anything like this? If so, can you put it on this RUclips channel? Thanks.

Is it worth it to spend so much time repairing your socks how much do they cost? This is the most boring spending time

THANK YOU! Finally, someone who knows what she/him/her/his/they/them/those/cat/dog/mouse/it is doing! If everyone only teaches "hacks" and "shortcuts", eventually no one will learn the proper way to do this and all will be forgotten. Eventually we'll be a society that has to re-invent everything and considering our current educational system, the new "everything" will be wonky. I believe that if you don't have time to do something correctly the first time, then you won't find time to do it a second time to resolve the mistakes you made the first time. Well done!

I'll try this out!

Very clever and informative and funny presentation. Well done!

Hi, at 9:38 can you clarify what you meant by "the other side..."? The same sock inside out or perpendicular stitching with matching thread? Thank you!

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Your video is great. One comment on pronunciation of applique. It has 3 syllables. App-lee-kay. It's derived from French.

Anyone who marries you is very lucky

So helpful thank you!

I needed this video. Now I can start mending kilt my socks and other more expensive socks. I have one question: do you turn the sock in-side-out first before mending?

This so helpful! Can't wait to try!

Thank you so much😁🥰

Going out to get elastic thread 😄 edit1: nowhere nearby is open rn so let's try it with regular thread edit2: I did it with regular thread and... after I put it on thread broke. So i had to do 1/3 again. Maybe do it in part so if a part broke you have to do only that part. But end result of collar is nice. Still, I'd advise to do it with elastic thread, as it wouldn't broke and be easier to put on. Process gotten easier with progress.

Super, but I’d add a gusset liner.

where can you find cloth to use at patches that wont fray to sew on? if i try and search it only I get iron on patches that don't fray, which i don't want. definitely will be saving this video for the future, so helpful

This video is both so helpful and so cute!

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The bottom of her foot is dirty. 😒

This is fantastic, I can’t wait to sit down and work through my own big ol’ Bag of Defective Socks™. 👀 I’ve been collecting them because I can’t bear to put something in the trash just for having one or two holes or threadbare spots on it. I strongly believe that mending skills is something that everybody-and I mean *everybody*-should develop. We are far too eager nowadays to throw our belongings away at the first sign of malfunction and aesthetic wear, when in many cases their lives could be extended by at least a little if we were just willing to dedicate some more thought and effort into problem-solving. And I resent that our society encourages this behaviour by promoting consumerism, and by producing products that are of progressively cheaper quality, which makes them quicker to break… 😥 Hopefully, videos like these will inspire a spirit of craftsmanship in people that will enable us as a society to shift to a more mindful use and management of our resources. 💪🏻

Great tutorial and funny jokes :) thank you!

Oooh I never noticed the double hemm on socks! That was so helpful! I was about to just sew an elastic on the inside of my floppy cuffs, but was worried about it rubbing against the skin as well a visible seam on the outside. Your solution solves those potential problems pretty easily. Thank you! 😊

wonderful video! been mending/sewing for years and it was still helpful!

I appreciate this. I will try one day for my big family.

Thank you so much for your video! It’s helped me so much!

remember when clothes used to come with matching color yarn?

Thank you so much

Yo hago lo mismo. Mi marido se puso contento que le arregle los suéteres. Solo que yo me tomo el trabajo de lavarlos a mano.

This how I do it, too. I have black elastic thread for darker colors, as well as white.

Smart! Thanks.

Woman,you look awesome,hi from Serbia,best wishes.

At last! Someone who correctly uses a needle threader by holding the wire loop instead of the plastic bit when pulling the thread through the needle eye! Thank you!