A little tip that some of you might find helpful when it comes to matching yarns... I've often been asked to repair people's knitting or crocheted shawls, blankets etc and, of course, matching yarn is no longer available because these things are usually decades old. I find I get the best match using a good quality tapestry wool that has been "stranded" so you can use differing numbers of plies to make up the thickness. I've even blended strands of different shades to get as close the matching colour as I can. It works surprisingly well in letting you find a match. It's best, of course, if you take the item to be mended to a real-life hold-them-up-against-each-other brick-and-mortar store. :-)
@@scootermom1791 HI Scootermom - no, I haven't done any videos. I don't think I could do a job any better than this person anyway but I notice between this and another channel that has similar content they don't go into much detail about how/where to get the matching yarn. So I thought it wouldn't hurt to mention some ideas that have helped me just in case they help other people too.
@@meganmills6545 I sure wish you would make a video showing this process. But, I totally understand why you don't. I typically am one who suggests videos to people because I'm not good with a camera myself. And, though I used to be good with editing film and sound, I'm not anymore. Software has changed a lot since the time I used it. Plus, I honestly have zero interest in doing anything like that anymore. Anyway, I'm glad you provided this information, since it can be difficult to match yarn... especially if it's no longer manufactured.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing to my channel! I'm thrilled to hear that you love what I do. Your support means a lot to me and I'll continue to do my best to provide valuable content for you. Thanks again!
Благодарю огромное! Знала, что таким крючком поднимают петли, но что бы так ловко заделать дырку, это мастерство. Возьму себе на заметку. Благодаря вам я расширила свои навыки по шитью.
Its incredible how the hole is basically rebuilt. What I don't understand is why the thread is not tied off. If its pulled/stretched, won't it just unravel? You should explain this in the video because no doubt its something a lot of people will wonder about. Everything else is easy to understand and makes a lot of sense. This really is an art form, working with delicate sweaters.
When knitting and changing yarns at the end of a ball, or when repairing, you don't "tie off" or tie knots. You weave in ends, and this is what she is doing.
Thank-you for the video, but it appears that a whole chunk of instructions is missing from repairing the sweater. The bunch of loops on one side of the repair, what did you do with them?
Most of the wool you mentioned will be cut off, and only a small part will be darned into the clothes. Please forgive me for my unprofessional video editing skills.
@@LittleStarCC Please do not apologize. Except for that part, it is a very good video. I can not criticize, because I have never made a video. I really appreciate you showing me how to do that!
I don't think what I said before is detailed enough. Let me be more specific. I will also release a video to explain it. 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.
Thank you for your videos. I am trying to learn how to mend clothes and save money especially on wools and well made clothes, so really appreciate the videos.
Yeah, its so different from working with cottons or synthetics which are so strong in comparison. Here you are basically rebuilding the sweater. I've never thought of it this way. No wonder my sweater repairs look so barbaric!
Wat een rustgevende video en ook mooi om te zien hoe je dit doet. Nog niet zo eenvoudig. Maar we gooien te snel kleding weg als het stuk is. Terwijl we het ook kunnen repareren. Beter voor het milieu. Ik strijk er meestal een stukje stof over. Maar dit is veel mooier.
También he arreglado algunas prendas con esa aguja. Pero no me queda tan prolijo el acabado. Gracias por compartir tu técnica. Me ayudará mucho en adelante.
I couldn’t see if you take 2 strands or twist strands with that instrument you used . Then the other pulled cotton where did it go? Seems disappeared. I subscribed to your channel because the finished product is very good.
I have a question. Please can you explain how you judge what length of yarn to leave on the left hand side? An d how do you correct the situation if you have left too much or too little? Many thanks for such a helpful film.
I find it much easier to use a steel crochet hook (lace making etc) to "pick up the ladder" in a pullover likecthis than a latch hook. I find the latch just gets in the way all the time.
Was ist das für eine Häkelnadel? What is it for a hook that you use? Thank you, very good video!! I have a crochet hook 1.0mm bus it's not so good fot the purpose.
It's called a latch hook! They're often used to make little shag rugs on a plastic canvas backing but can be used for other little things like this as well. I've seen people use either a double-ended latch hook or a regular one + an embroidery needle like in this video.
Aquí está la dirección del enlace para crochet. spanish.alibaba.com/p-detail/5-set-62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.2d8fee9dlHdSZY
It's called "latch hook or tongue crochet". 🌹 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
Morning, can you do a darning video with socks? I have my husbands and they haven't been done for over a year?! Lol. I keep forgetting. Thx much! The music is very soothing too❤❤❤❤❤
@@LittleStarCC I’ve never heard it called that before. When I bought mine years ago, it was called a Knit Picker, and it was marketed as a way to fix snags in sweaters. That was way before the Internet though, so they couldn’t have put up clever videos to show how many ways to use it. Your technique is genius! Can’t wait to try it. 😍
A little tip that some of you might find helpful when it comes to matching yarns... I've often been asked to repair people's knitting or crocheted shawls, blankets etc and, of course, matching yarn is no longer available because these things are usually decades old. I find I get the best match using a good quality tapestry wool that has been "stranded" so you can use differing numbers of plies to make up the thickness. I've even blended strands of different shades to get as close the matching colour as I can. It works surprisingly well in letting you find a match. It's best, of course, if you take the item to be mended to a real-life hold-them-up-against-each-other brick-and-mortar store. :-)
Have you made any videos, yourself, of this process? It sounds like a very useful skill to learn. If you haven't made any videos, you should!
@@scootermom1791 HI Scootermom - no, I haven't done any videos. I don't think I could do a job any better than this person anyway but I notice between this and another channel that has similar content they don't go into much detail about how/where to get the matching yarn. So I thought it wouldn't hurt to mention some ideas that have helped me just in case they help other people too.
@@meganmills6545 I sure wish you would make a video showing this process. But, I totally understand why you don't. I typically am one who suggests videos to people because I'm not good with a camera myself. And, though I used to be good with editing film and sound, I'm not anymore. Software has changed a lot since the time I used it. Plus, I honestly have zero interest in doing anything like that anymore. Anyway, I'm glad you provided this information, since it can be difficult to match yarn... especially if it's no longer manufactured.
Oh dear, I found the matching wool yarn but man, do I have to watch this many many times over….
Thank you for this!
Это просто волшебство какое-то! Тончайшая работа! Высший класс. Благодарю Вас за урок.
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OK - I was just turned on to your channel this morning and I instantly subscribed. You are magic, lady - I LOVE what you do!
Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing to my channel! I'm thrilled to hear that you love what I do. Your support means a lot to me and I'll continue to do my best to provide valuable content for you. Thanks again!
Бесподобно!!!Благодарю за ценный мастер- класс от специалиста!!!Всего Вам доброго!
Спасибо 🌺
This was the most relaxing video I've seen in the past 5 months 😀
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You’re incredible. I love watching your shows. 👍👍
So ein Gerät hab ich auch , aber benutzt hab ich es noch nie - deine Arbeit ist beeindruckend 👍
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Thanks for sharing such a nice way of fixing a sweater ❤️
Hope to help you❤️
Holy cow, that is absolutely amazing!!!
A wonderful piece of skill to have and to pass on, thank you!
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Благодарю огромное! Знала, что таким крючком поднимают петли, но что бы так ловко заделать дырку, это мастерство. Возьму себе на заметку. Благодаря вам я расширила свои навыки по шитью.
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Очень тонкая работа. Браво мастерице!
Работа кропотливая, но результат великолепный!
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Extraordinary technique!! Thank you.
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Its incredible how the hole is basically rebuilt. What I don't understand is why the thread is not tied off. If its pulled/stretched, won't it just unravel? You should explain this in the video because no doubt its something a lot of people will wonder about. Everything else is easy to understand and makes a lot of sense. This really is an art form, working with delicate sweaters.
When knitting and changing yarns at the end of a ball, or when repairing, you don't "tie off" or tie knots. You weave in ends, and this is what she is doing.
@@Earnshawfully What do you mean by "weave in ends"?
I would love to see this on a bigger knit so I could see it a bit better but what a beautiful mend!!
Thank you. I'll try my best to make it more comprehensive.
Unbelievable. Fantastic invisible mending. Artwork at its best. I have that hook, but have never used it.
Thanks for sharing Know - how.
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@@roslyngraf1737 I’ve only used mine for pulling snags back to the wrong side of the fabric. I can’t wait to try this! 😍
I’ve never done this before. Would a small crochet hook work in a pinch?
Wuau!!!, excelente trabajo👏👏👏 muchas gracias por compartirlo. Ha sido de mucha ayuda 🌺🌹🤗
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Супер,как хорошо,❤👍 когда руки-золотые!!!
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Какая умница-рукодельца👍🌈
Thank-you for the video, but it appears that a whole chunk of instructions is missing from repairing the sweater. The bunch of loops on one side of the repair, what did you do with them?
Most of the wool you mentioned will be cut off, and only a small part will be darned into the clothes. Please forgive me for my unprofessional video editing skills.
@@LittleStarCC Please do not apologize. Except for that part, it is a very good video. I can not criticize, because I have never made a video. I really appreciate you showing me how to do that!
I don't think what I said before is detailed enough. Let me be more specific. I will also release a video to explain it.
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.
@@LittleStarCC ...Thank-you! I would very much like to see that video. I have subscribed to your channel and should be notified of any new videos.
No me gusta porque el tutorial está incompleto.
Muito lindo trabalho. Tecnica e capricho. Parabéns. Grata.
Obrigado por seus comentários e elogios
Thank you for your videos. I am trying to learn how to mend clothes and save money especially on wools and well made clothes, so really appreciate the videos.
Yeah, its so different from working with cottons or synthetics which are so strong in comparison. Here you are basically rebuilding the sweater. I've never thought of it this way. No wonder my sweater repairs look so barbaric!
Это чудо, вы волшебница!!!🧚♀️
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Sihirbaz değil çok çalışkan ve yetenekli. Sonuç mükemmel...! 👍🤗❤🇹🇷
Oooh. Thank you very much for your vídeos. Are very useful
Вы волшебница!💐
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Wat een rustgevende video en ook mooi om te zien hoe je dit doet. Nog niet zo eenvoudig. Maar we gooien te snel kleding weg als het stuk is. Terwijl we het ook kunnen repareren. Beter voor het milieu.
Ik strijk er meestal een stukje stof over. Maar dit is veel mooier.
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También he arreglado algunas prendas con esa aguja. Pero no me queda tan prolijo el acabado. Gracias por compartir tu técnica. Me ayudará mucho en adelante.
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All I can say is WOW well done
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Sei proprio bravissima !! Complimenti !!
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Wow if I didn't see this video I will not believe this are really magic hands blessings 🙏 thanks 💞
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Золотые руки и огромное терпение!
Your tutorial is the best I've seen and relaxing sounds. Merci ❤ SUBSCRIBING
Complimenti un bel lavoro🖒
Grazie 🌺
Great Job👏👏👏
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I couldn’t see if you take 2 strands or twist strands with that instrument you used . Then the other pulled cotton where did it go? Seems disappeared. I subscribed to your channel because the finished product is very good.
If there is something you don't understand in the above video, please watch this video. Video link here: ruclips.net/video/GnAibW-OjJA/видео.html
I have a question. Please can you explain how you judge what length of yarn to leave on the left hand side? An d how do you correct the situation if you have left too much or too little? Many thanks for such a helpful film.
Hi, I will be posting a new video in the coming week to address your doubts.
Thank you.
Awesome!!! Thanks!!!
Thank you for your comments and compliments.
This is damned brilliant!
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Amazing skill. I can never find fine enough yarn to fix jumpers.
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Try looking for #0 Lace weight yarn, it is probably fine enough, sock weight might also be a good idea to look at.
Unpick a seam, you can stitch the seam with another thread.
Can you share what tools you use? You had a tool to loop the thread and something circular underneath.
Brilliant!!
I find it much easier to use a steel crochet hook (lace making etc) to "pick up the ladder" in a pullover likecthis than a latch hook. I find the latch just gets in the way all the time.
Good to know, ty! I have steel lace crochet hooks but lost my latch hook from decades past -- I will try out the crochet hook and see how it goes!
Oh mein Gott, das ist ja aufwendig, diese feine Arbeit. So eine Nadel kenne ich nicht. Aber interessant. Danke fürs Video.
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I would need an extra large magnifying glass for this! 😄😂😄
This is a very interesting technique!
This is a Chinese folk darning technique.
@@LittleStarCC Very cool, thank you :)
برافو مجهود يستحق الاعجاب
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Thankyou for sharing 😍😍😍
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Excelente trabajo. 😮
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Does the owner buy the tailor a house as compensation? I can’t believe someone would have the patience to do that! 👏👏👏
Как здорово, очень благодарна, таким способом тоже хорошо заделываться дыры на носках))
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что за крючок которым она штопает
@@svetlana_denisewitch Это крючок для ковровой техники.
@@user-mf7hf8dr5s спасибо
@@svetlana_denisewitch Это крючок для поднятия петель.
Was ist das für eine Häkelnadel? What is it for a hook that you use? Thank you, very good video!! I have a crochet hook 1.0mm bus it's not so good fot the purpose.
Умница-рукодельница! А вот я не поняла концовку, зачем были оставлены нити слева, куда они девались?
Это видео может развеять ваши сомнения.
ruclips.net/video/GnAibW-OjJA/видео.html
@@LittleStarCC да, спасибо, поняла, отлично!
Молодец, рукодельница.
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Mistrzostwo! ☆
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That was incredible! Unfortunately I’m not familiar with the little gadget used or how you did it. 😢
It's called a latch hook! They're often used to make little shag rugs on a plastic canvas backing but can be used for other little things like this as well. I've seen people use either a double-ended latch hook or a regular one + an embroidery needle like in this video.
Ke buenos trabajos la felicito
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Фантастика!👍
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Amazing 👏
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просто гениально!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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That it utterly amazing.
Buenas noches. Su trabajo es precioso. Me gustaria que nos diera el nombre de la aguja que usa para ver si consigo comprarla aqui en mi país. Gracias
Aquí está la dirección del enlace para crochet.
spanish.alibaba.com/p-detail/5-set-62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.2d8fee9dlHdSZY
@@LittleStarCC Eres perfecta, completa, inteligente y , con seguridad, una mujer muy linda con un don inpresionante. Gracias querida Little Star!
Thanks!
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Perfeito!👏👏👏👏👏👏
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Браво!!!
Nice sharing ⚘️
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Вот это ручки золлтые.... браво.
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Sounds silly, but may I ask what do we call that small hook like needle 🪡? I want to have it!
It's called "latch hook or tongue crochet". 🌹
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
Super!
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Morning, can you do a darning video with socks? I have my husbands and they haven't been done for over a year?! Lol. I keep forgetting. Thx much! The music is very soothing too❤❤❤❤❤
Also, my grandma used to darn things.....💕
Are they woolen socks?
Very very good
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What is that clever little needle with the hook called please?
Tongue Crochet
@@LittleStarCC I’ve never heard it called that before. When I bought mine years ago, it was called a Knit Picker, and it was marketed as a way to fix snags in sweaters. That was way before the Internet though, so they couldn’t have put up clever videos to show how many ways to use it. Your technique is genius! Can’t wait to try it. 😍
Sehr gut gemacht. Darauf muß man erstmal kommen.
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Very good, but you need a calm hand. I never tried this, because I also show how to repair pullovers. Well done.
¡EXCELENTE...!
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Que mara villa !
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Una pregunta como se llama la aguja que usa la del ganchito?? Por favor
Ganchillo de lengua. spanish.alibaba.com/p-detail/5-set-62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.4182ee9dw9iMRB
Çok güzel oldu 👍
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Perfect
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Brillant craft
what is that tool you are using with the hook on the end .?
It's called "latch hook or tongue crochet".🌹
You have such beautiful fingers. 😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for the compliment. 🌹
왼쪽에 실 남길때 얼만큼 남겨야 되나요?
실을 길게 남겨놔도 모자라도 안될듯 싶은데요
2X
Estas agujas tan bonitas
Esto es ganchillo con lengua.❤️
What’s that hook thingy called?
ひぇええええ
もう見えないよ細かすぎてすごい
老眼かな…😂
А как называется игла с подтягиванием петель? И где её купить?
www.alibaba.com/product-detail/5-set-needle-tool-hook-hook_62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.1e28ee9dL8Sx9P
Петлеулавлеватель.
请问，为什么要在破铜的左侧预留那么长的线，补好之后如何处理多余的线段呢？谢谢
左側預留的線在不斷的鉤織中慢慢被織到破洞上。多餘的線如何處理，您可以看一下這個視頻就應該能瞭解了 ruclips.net/video/u-tbXbAFwpQ/видео.html
Wow 🤩
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What is that needle with hook and latch called?
It's called "latch hook" or "tongue crochet".
А подскажите пожалуйста как называется предмет который как крючок
Вы можете купить это здесь.
russian.alibaba.com/p-detail/5-set-62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.218936c6taZifG
Thank you! What is that hooking tool called please?
It's called "latch hook" or "tongue crochet".
@@LittleStarCC thanks
Waoo bellisimo
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А что это за приспособление для провязывания протяжек?
Вы можете купить это здесь.
russian.alibaba.com/p-detail/5-set-62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.218936c6taZifG
Это крючок для поднятия петель.
@@alenavini3299 Спасибо, не знала.
WOW! 👍👍💖💖
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Que maravilla
Gracias por sus comentarios y elogios
Прелесть! А где можно купить такой чудо-крючок?
Вы можете купить это здесь.
russian.alibaba.com/p-detail/5-set-62188395009.html?spm=a2700.galleryofferlist.normal_offer.d_title.218936c6taZifG
@@LittleStarCC
Благодарю за ответ! 🙏
Você poderia fazer mais devagar para poder aprender, pois é muito bom saber remendar malga?
Obrigada e boa t rde
Ok, vou melhorar o vídeo.
@@LittleStarCC ok e obrigada.
Gostaria de saber o que faz com as pontas que ficam de lado, pois não entendi.
Agradeço mesmo imenso. Beijinhos
Meraviglioso rammendo
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Perfeito
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Did I miss something at 3:17? It seems there was still a bit of hole and suddenly there wasn't.
You can watch this video, maybe it can answer your doubts.
ruclips.net/video/EKPMwgyANg0/видео.html