Hard to follow… don’t know what type of needle you are using… at times it feels like maybe there are two types. It would have been good to have some instructions written on the type of needles
This is insanely satisfying to watch. I see and crochet and thought I was crafty but never really understood how to effectively use the little piece of thread included with sweaters for repairs
It is a little latch hook - she tends to use the ones made as "needles" for knitting machines. They come in a variety of sizes and some are sold mounted in a handle while others are sold to use in the machine bed itself. I've seen similar things sold in sets for working with hair extensions/braids/dreadlocks etc. If you get them and they are not mounted in a handle do what she does and wrap the "stem" in something to make it easier to handle.
Das nennt man Kunststopfen, und da kann man sehen warum es so teuer ist es machen zu lassen. Ich hab es noch in der Schule gelernt und meine Mama und meine Oma waren perfekt darin. Danke Little Star 😍
Great video! Just wondering - what brand repair needle with latch are you using? I’m wondering where I can find one in such a small size - I have a very fine merino sweater that I need to mend. Thanks!
You can buy it here. www.alibaba.com/product-detail/5-set-needle-tool-hook-hook_62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.e5c1ee9dEkpRpp
The extra wool on the left is reserved, and it is needed to darn the hole. Usually, the reserved length of wool is three times the size of the hole. After the hole is mended, if the reserved wool is not used up, you need to hook the wool into the back of the sweater with a crochet, and then weave it into the sweater along the lines of the sweater. If the reserved yarn is too long, you can cut it off. I will also post a video to explain how to operate.
I take the thread at the seam of the sweater. Generally, the thread here is the same as that of the sweater. The part to be sutured shall be sutured with other suture.
My grandmother would do these types of repairs to save clothing. She was born in the 1920's and was taught the ultimate in reduce, reuse, recycle.
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I see it but I don’t understand how to do it. What is that little tool?
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@Anne is it a plain tiny hook or is there also a piece of metal next to the hook that opens and closes? It seems so to me, but i might be wrong
@@mapleext Pretty sure that in this video it's a darning / tapestry needle! Most of the other ones use a latch hook though.
Fabulous repair. I’m in awe of your technique.
It makes perfect sense. Many more watches and then my practicing.
Thank you.
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This looks amazing. The video is a little too fast for me to follow your steps, but I would like to learn how to do this !
You can use RUclips's slow playback feature.
You can change the speed. Click on 5he Little wheel in the top or Botton right corner of the screen, scroll down and choose 0.75 or 0.50. 😉
I did slow down to half-speed, but it's still hard to see exactly which loops you're picking up.
Hard to follow… don’t know what type of needle you are using… at times it feels like maybe there are two types. It would have been good to have some instructions written on the type of needles
Hello, what kind of thread are you using? Is it just any usual thread?
This is insanely satisfying to watch. I see and crochet and thought I was crafty but never really understood how to effectively use the little piece of thread included with sweaters for repairs
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Релакс... 😊 завораживает!!! 🌹🌸🏵
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Antigamente, havia pessoas que realmente dominavam a técnica de cerzir. E assim reparavam as roupas, que duravam anos.
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What is that tiny crochet hook with the flappy bit on it? I’m a crocheter who just recently got into darning and repairs, so it’s got me intrigued.
It is a little latch hook - she tends to use the ones made as "needles" for knitting machines. They come in a variety of sizes and some are sold mounted in a handle while others are sold to use in the machine bed itself. I've seen similar things sold in sets for working with hair extensions/braids/dreadlocks etc. If you get them and they are not mounted in a handle do what she does and wrap the "stem" in something to make it easier to handle.
It’s looks complicated. And was very hard to understand the technique to learn from you. So, in my opinion it’s a 👎👎
Amazing, well done 👍👍
The nails are very distracting. They make t look lke the fingers are bleedng
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At least it's the same color as the sweater. Very nice work.
Какой ужасный маникюр, не смогла посмотреть видео.
Awesome. Thank you.
How can there be more likes than views?
Muy bueno pero muy rapide perdi
А где взять нитку точно такую?
А где взять нитку точно такую?
А где взять нитку точно такую?
А где взять нитку точно такую?
Alas I have found that my eyesight is not good enough for this kind of precision work! Had to give up. I’ll just have to buy a new cardigan.
А где взять нитку точно такую?
А где взять нитку точно такую?
Das nennt man Kunststopfen, und da kann man sehen warum es so teuer ist es machen zu lassen.
Ich hab es noch in der Schule gelernt und meine Mama und meine Oma waren perfekt darin. Danke Little Star 😍
Ювелирная работа! Спасибо за мастер-класс!
Great video! Just wondering - what brand repair needle with latch are you using? I’m wondering where I can find one in such a small size - I have a very fine merino sweater that I need to mend. Thanks!
You can buy it here.
www.alibaba.com/product-detail/5-set-needle-tool-hook-hook_62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.e5c1ee9dEkpRpp
Well done. But you can still see the whole. Work on the upper side and sew up the threads better.
Очень быстро, плохо видно какие петли проходите.
Вы можете попробовать это с функцией замедленного воспроизведения RUclips.
Je suis réellement admirative de votre travail. Bravo 🎊
Πολύ ωραία δουλειά αλλά πρέπει να την δείχνετε πιο αργά... 🙂
Pas mal, mais ça manque d'explication. Une vidéo uniquement pour les expertes.
I agree.
This is a lost skill!! Amazing 👏
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Great on the back anyway!
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Superb wirk. Thanks for your sharing.
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What is that needle with the hook and latch called?
Wear do you live and what do you charge?
Great mending skill 👍🌻🌱🌺🌴🌹☘
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Fantastic. Surprising is that you cut the loops off on the left. Do they not unravel & open again? Still super work.
The extra wool on the left is reserved, and it is needed to darn the hole. Usually, the reserved length of wool is three times the size of the hole. After the hole is mended, if the reserved wool is not used up, you need to hook the wool into the back of the sweater with a crochet, and then weave it into the sweater along the lines of the sweater. If the reserved yarn is too long, you can cut it off. I will also post a video to explain how to operate.
Ahhh! Now I understand what's going on. Were you using the sewing thread to stabilise the hole?
I take the thread at the seam of the sweater. Generally, the thread here is the same as that of the sweater. The part to be sutured shall be sutured with other suture.
Thank you ever so much.
Craftsmanship! Wow !
Parabéns pelo trabalho 🤝
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PARABÉNS 🎉🍾 BRASIL 🇧🇷 😘
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Qual nome dessa agulha??
You do magic
good job
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Nice
wauuu !!
사실, 봐도 이해안됨 ㅋ
Nice
綠毛線怎麼抽出來 ？
您好，我們可以從毛衣的接縫處獲取毛線，您可以看一下這個視頻，也許對您有所幫助。
ruclips.net/video/fXJm9ibSXvo/видео.html
Uuuuuuuu
Absolutely amazing
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!!!!!τέλειο
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You are an artist
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Deus abençoe você ,como ensinam muito bem ,parabéns 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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