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I think the sweater collar height is actually really nice on you and with the lines of the sweater, the silhouette stood out to me immediately after you took the vest off, love it!

Absolutely love this Skye! A really nice gentle watch <3 I've been considering scaling back my instagram presence too and slowly migrating back over here.

This is such a lovely vlog! And I loved getting to see snippets of your mending process.

I love the sweater you knit! Do you have a pattern? And what kind of yarn?

Funny because just yesterday I was cutting open and rolling all the brown paper bags I've gotten from supermarkets. I always roll up the packaging I get from packages, too, and reuse them for other projects. I hand-make junk journals that I give away so I am always looking for free things to make the journals out of. But I also love visible mending and find your work is so meticulous.

Well done you! Congrats on the book, I will look for it.

Hi, do you have any tutorials for how you tie the knot to secure the threads in the first place? I've dabbled in cross stitch and embroidery, but I'd really love to learn a more practical application of those skills like mending. Is it a similar technique?

You have such great style! Your videos are really amazing. I've learned so much! The sound of your voice and the soft music playing in the background are perfect. Thank you for sharing your time and talent.

Looks neat. The original hole will not increase in size?

Thank you! Just read your Well Worn book. Your videos are such a useful accompaniment to the book!

I’m the proud owner of your book. Thank you so much for it! ❤

This is very helpful, thank you! I have mended several pairs off my own and my kids’ leggings, but I’m a far less stretchy or attractive way. So handy to have this, and the parachute stitch, in my “tool box” for future repairs :D

Lovely. Just added to my cart for future pay day

I like your work

Well done 👍

Thank you for sharing it's a shame the music is too loud though for people like me who are have hearing difficulties

Interesting video, but would have been more helpful if you'd started from scratch

I guess I'm "into" mending. Love these videos, I find them very relaxing and useful. Do you have any suggestions for what can be used if I don't have that wooden form? Thank you

Hi. I’m looking for something similar, but, that can be seen on both sides of the fabric. I have some holes (small 0.5mm to 1.5cm) in a double sided bed cover and I have look for circles like the ones you made and some stars, but, they only work on one side. Someone told me about a “spiderweb”, that would be the same on both sides, but, haven’t been able to find how to make it online. Do you have a video on something similar? Would be great if you do. Thank you

Amazing video me thinking I needed pliers and all sorts 🎉

What is the tool being used here?

Nice lesson! Now to "find" a piece of denim to use as a backing piece. I had some, but "someone" tossed them!

This is beautiful, amazing work!

Invisible repair. I’d need a view from above to learn how to do the repair.

I love slow stitching. I mend the g’kids’ clothes. My daughter bought me Visible Mending book which I haven’t delved into yet (I’m a mixed-media crafter, so lots of things to do!). That big knot at about 12:52 reminded me of the line in the movie Ever After, “how can one love a pebble in one’s shoe?” My mom used a light bulb as a darning mushroom; even with seven kids running around the house, she never broke one.

Love this! Just gotten into darning, but what do you do with the ends? Weave them in somehow? Tie knots and then weave in the ends? I imagine knots could be irritating in some spots, but I don’t really know what else to do

Awesome video, very easy to follow along with my own project. Thank you!

This is genius. Thank you. It worked. I’m so happy.

What is this procedure called how can I learn this?

What do you have underneath to stick the pins into? And where do you find pins with long heads? 💕🌞🌵😷

Looking for videos on how to mend a woven blanket (twill weave that reverses periodically) without a speed weave ie for a hole in a blanket and one of the first ones looks promising!🎉

What about the loose (broken) ends of the original yarn? Doesn’t that have to be secured somehow to prevent further fraying?

Everyone on an airplane should be loaned one of these

最後の糸の始末の謎が解けました これを教えてくれたのは貴方だけです！ ありがとう

Anyone know what kind of marker pins are being used in this short ? 😊

Lovely! Perhaps a silly question, but where do you find the exact match for the yarn? TY.

To repair a garment, it has to be of repairable quality. Poor people buy poor quality, not to mention that the market is flooded with low quality anyway. We need to be reworking those garments more than repairing the better ones.

Thank you for sharing these info 👍 I wish a good repair day 😉

Where are you camping at? I love the sound of rain on campers and trailers while sipping hot coffee and shuttle tatting away.

Omg thank you i finally fixed my school bag LOL

Facts 🤣

Most useful guide I found, and I had to look through a lot. Thank you very much!

Love it ❤️

Sooo cute ❤️❤️❤️ Mending is definitely the future !

Stunning work & exquisite needlework as always. Many thanks for sharing 😊❤

How many stitches per centimeter when doing a running stitch. I have difficulty getting 4 in consistently

What if the zip is damaged in middle somewhere....

Very cool

Congratulation 🎉🎉