Well done - very helpful- thank you!

Nicely presented. Very good camera work and compelling professional voice.Thanks, GB

What was the powder called

I came across your video and think it’s fantastic I have one or two sweaters that need repair. My question is would I be able to use some fusing tape instead of the powder as I don’t need an entire container?

I did this and it looks like a stain, it’s hard like a piece of gum stuck in the fabric!

Richie rich

Excellent

What is the powder

where can a person find those fiberglass sheets?

Thank you for this tutorial! I love it!

Thanks... Fantastic... Liked.

Thanks... Fantastic... Liked.

What kind of patch (gray patch) is that? Where can I purchase?

I'm hoping this technique will work on my sweater. I'm seeing my seams are so fine, it may be tough to get much to repair with.

Where do you get the nonstick sheets?

If possible…one can also use a small rotary shaver if your sweater is piling to gather some fibers.

Is it important to stitch over it afterward? If so what kind of stitch? Or is it able to hold without stitching? It would look much cleaner without stitching.

Hi Beryl, I did not get what kind of power and patch piece that you used. Please add it. Thanks

Eso es destrozar para siempre el jersey con un arreglo chapucero . Si se quiere arreglar bien y de forma invisible, hay que sacar una hebra de lana de una costura, y tejer con ella nuevos puntos sobre el agujero. Así queda perfecto y no se nota absolutamente nada, ni rigidez ni diferencia con el resto. Hay muchos tutoriales en KZbin

How do I order this.

It's great stuff. Been using it for years now. Thing is, sometimes I get a bit of shiny look on he front side. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks, Beryl. My cashmere cardigan is almost as good as new right now, thanks to you!

THANK YOU for this video! Fixed my very favorite cashmere sweater with your help!

OMG Im thrilled I found this video, perfect timing! My now adults childhood dinosaur blanket/quilt he had growing up has a long tear on the top that Ive not known how to repair. Its had it for a long time & dont have the heart to throw it out. My grandson is now in love with dinosaurs so this diy will help me so much & help my grandson be able to use daddys blanket for many yrs to come!

Hi Beryl! I was wondering: are the fiberglass sheets absolutely necessary? Or are there other "barriers" we could use between the iron and the powder patch?

Ruined my cashmere coat I'm gonna try this

Такой ремонт до первой стирки. Отнесите специалистам в трикотажное ателье и вам спасут свитер.

Hello good woman! Thank you for this opportunity to fix my cashmere. I have a problem with finding that patch that you put over there. What is the exact name of it ? Regards !

Thank you so much!

Superb instruction.

Thank you. Im going to try this. My cashmere sweater got 4 small holes! Is that from wear and tear? I don't know why the holes just showed up!

what becomes of the little fabric patch on the inside? does it stick to the sweater or was it just to hold the yarn trimmings in place?

Where to get fusing powder

How fast can i fry bacon on the iron?

OMG I was just about to throw away my nice expensive Jumpers, then i thought, wait ill KZbin it lol....thankyou so much,

Iron shoe you are using?

Lovely Thank you for sharing!Excellent instructions.

THANK YOU! I needed this.🙂

Wow, amazing, thank you, would you mind sharing what patch did you use on top of the powder please?

Love it,thank you ❤️

Can we use it on normal iron without esteem plate system?

Picture not very clear unfortunately

Beryl, my moth holes are on the sport coat sleeve, right above the wrist area. Do you have any suggestions on how to get to the holes to repair? Thanks for the video and I'm looking forward to trying.

Hello, The Video is interesting to experiment. Can you tell me what powder was used for this repair please?

I bought this product, still haven't used it for I have a problem. A nickel size hole was made in a comforter, I cannot fuse a patch from the back side as the top fabric is attached to a bottom layer with a filling layer within the bottom and top of the comforter. Thought of cutting a small piece of the pressing sheet to place inside of the comforter, but if the fusing works, that sheet will forever remain inside of the comforter; would this be a problem with washing the comforter later? EDIT: If you're skeptical about purchasing, if the website is safe, I can verify that it is. I was sent a confirmation email right after purchase, sent a follow up email a day or so later informing that product had been sent and about a week later I received it. In less than two weeks here in the U.S.

OMG does this trick really work? I don’t even know whre to buy this fuse thingy but will do anything to save thousands of dollars!!! These moths love all my expensive cashmere and I just couldnt let them go

Супер!👍🙏🏻

Very impressive.! Where can I go online to by the exact same iron shoes you are using on your iron?

Why do all the Master Seamstresses in these woolen sweater repair videos have British accents?! LOL. I reckon that if I'd found a British wife (like my dad did), I mightn't have to be YouTubin' how to fix my own sweaters now.

Thank you. Though, it would have been great to actually see a nice close-up shot with a hold on it for a few seconds, at the end, to actually see how well it looks and works. That would have been really great and very helpful.