How to repair a hole in a sweater

#howto

[@craftideas_]

👉Full video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqqWhpxslt2bfbs

[@shawnaweesner3759]

That was beautiful workmanship!

[@j.e.mjones9901]

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[@aisha-3857]

I’m seeing it up with a bunch of knots and calling it a day

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

Oh WOW!!! I’m almost 52 years old and this is the first time I’m seeing this!! Well done ma’am, well done indeed!!!! Even though I don’t wear sweaters because I get too hot, I’m glad I just learned it, as I’m sure I’ll need sweaters at some point in the future!!! Thank you so much for sharing your time, creativity and knowledge!! I am very grateful for it all!!! Thank you!!! Much Love, Great Big Ole Mama Bear Hugs and Many Blessings!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@LoveYamachan]

Wth?! This is the repair I need to learn! All I've seen so far was to embroider something to cover it....

[@ElsieMichelle]

Omg yes same that’s what I was about to comment

[@hedii6609]

But what about the perfect hole? 😭

[@raveehasultana1649]

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[@skye387]

But that hole is too clean realistically right?

[@agnieszka6786]

Brawo za Wielki Talent🥰♥️💚🥹😇🙄

[@audreylewis56]

I remember how, back in the day, sweaters were sold with a tiny bit of yarn just for this purpose.

[@ladynori]

And buttons were sown in

[@mads855]

I have several wool garments and even my children's wool clothing comes with spare thread! Nowadays people buy plastic clothing and just toss it instead of caring to repair it

[@RekhaDevi-xx9ss]

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[@guerejita0193]

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[@guerejita0193]

​@Doggy Doodle https k

[@deidreekelley]

OMG! This is the coolest thing I’v ever seen! Just sitting here with my mouth open and watching repeatedly to try to wrap my brain around what she’s doing. 😮

[@tamarnadirashvili2408]

Cyperia .

[@user-cz4qb9xz6e]

Обалденная работа: успокаивает нервы, вдохновляешься, мечтаешь, фантазируешь. А музыка ещё больше питает тишиной, задумчивостью, спокойствием. Спасибо!

[@craftideas_]

Thank you 😋😍

[@aparajita93]

With all the fashion bloggers telling us to shop..someone just taught us to repair❤️

[@izoraiza7169]

Yeah and I have a plush with a sweater that needed repair and for years I didn't know what to do until I found this video on how to repair it.

[@ladyzioness]

Brings a great view to the saying 'if you give a man a fish you feed him for a day. If you TEACH a man how to fish he will eat everyday' (something along those lines).

[@mars6282]

​@@ladyzioness saying is: " if you feed a man a fish he will be full for a day. Feed a man 20 fish everyday and he will become fat."

[@ladyzioness]

@@mars6282 i have never heard that version 😂😂😂

[@mel...s]

Fast fashion has dropped the quality and longevity of clothes. Unfortunately now We just buy new instead of repairing

[@sewforlife5728]

I'm a tailor of 30 yrs and a repair weaver. Yrs ago I had a lovely Frenchman who was a weaver teach me repair weaving on kints like sweaters and wool suits. I love doing it. It's very relaxing. I love it when a garment is multi colored pattern. It's a challenge to see if I can weave the colors of the design back into it to match the pattern so u can never tell a hole was ever there. U did a beautiful job.👍

[@craftideas_]

Thanks for sharing!

[@paalijay]

you mean "knitting"

[@sewforlife5728]

@@paalijay yes thank you for the spelling correction.

[@jessicanicole4350]

@@paalijay no I think it’s “knit” bc “knitting” wouldn’t make sense there

[@samaraisnt]

@@jessicanicole4350 Yeah people just be anyone when they're just fully wrong themselves lmaooo

[@okieflamingo]

My grandmother had a darning egg and at night when she was “resting” she would darn the socks that had holes in them. She grew up in the Masonic Children’s home in Batesville, Ark. Someone there taught her this along with sewing, crocheting, cooking, maths, reading, geography, harvesting wheat, planting and harvesting rice fields, chickens, pigs, cows, and goats, etc! I am grateful for the caregivers there. I used to hang over the back of her chair and thought the sock mending was magic! Thanks for giving me that special feeling again:)

[@craftideas_]

Susan Spradlin, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@matthew9802]

This is pure art at highest level of performance ❤

[@craftideas_]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@stacysalinas22]

As a non-sewer, I am really surprised that you made the repair indistinguishable from the rest of the sweater. Kudos to you!

[@craftideas_]

Glad you liked it!

[@fishmongers]

​@@craftideas_ that was awesome. I appreciate your depth of understanding of this weave.

[@broodieivie207]

Say the word aloud... sewer. Notice anything? Notice a stench of human excrement? This is why we use tailor or seamstress.

[@Akacchin]

​@@broodieivie207 so you're a sewer...?

[@broodieivie207]

@@Akacchin lol no, I am a seamstress, though I do very little these days.

[@vikkiwensley7034]

Thanks for showing us how to mend something instead of throwing it away. You’ve done a great job & this sort of thing should be taught in schools.

[@broodieivie207]

Once upon a time it was. I think my class was the last of kids who had to take home economics.

[@jjfinks1368]

U ever been to a 2020 school😅 that’s not gonna go well

[@eleanorwittering3126]

This makes 100% sense if one is a knitter, but not something I figured out in my brain. Lovely! And, so well done. Thank you!

[@craftideas_]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@sheetmetalmasterxfactor3657]

This use to be taught in schools back in day.We all need to do better,and stop throwing things in the landfills,in every country.

[@craftideas_]

sheetmetal master x factor, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@finolaomurchu8217]

Yes it's a great video. I would sew up a hole, but nothing like this.😊☘️

[@hugoeski]

Im a jeweller and I repair jewellery daily. Im amazed how beautiful this repair was done, reminds me of the time I take to make something look as if nothing happened and almost no one realizes how much effort it takes to learn to make this kind of things.

[@escobarcarat8737]

Low skill

[@jobless_wullie]

It's not a repair ya spazz she just finished it

[@cocomeloon7901]

🥰🥰

[@sherylF5610]

​@@escobarcarat8737 no one asked for your assessment

[@sherylF5610]

​@@jobless_wullie what are you talking about?

[@DalWolfox]

Finally, someone who actually repairs the hole instead of covering with some random figure that makes even more obvious there was a hole

[@lordraiden8638]

I miss watching you do this mom. I love you. Descansa en paz

[@craftideas_]

Lord Raiden, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@cookie5335]

​@@craftideas_ is that your daughter? ohh

[@cookie5335]

this brings me my mum too. she was skilled as well it's such a delicate craft it captivates me. I could watch my mum knitting for hours

[@Batuongphung]

Genius! I watched over and over. I used to mend lot of clothes for my family when I was younger. This technique is amazing!

[@craftideas_]

Glad it was helpful!

[@smalltown4743]

I’m happy to see there are still people in this world with patience.

[@chikachikaslimshady1]

Women like that are tresure

[@killmydreamdorothy8800]

I watched this 37 times and I still have no idea how to do this. She’s so talented 😅

[@craftideas_]

😂😂

[@BickNutton]

Skilled, not necessarily talented

[@ellenmcintyre1247]

I had to watch it for a minute too. She's using two tools, one's a needle at first and then the second is a small crochet hook. If you know that then you hopefully will get it...

[@Zililadamba11]

🤣🤣🤣 lol

[@alex.gomez.1117]

@@ellenmcintyre1247it’s not a crochet hook it’s a latch hook.

[@vocalsforever]

Your choice of music for this was amazing. While I might not use what you have shown here. I have enjoyed watching it and listening. It has given me feelings of watching my mother knit during winter with the fire going. I can smell the fire and that feeling of warmth and comfort I had back then.

[@craftideas_]

Glad you enjoyed it! and thanks for sharing your feelings :)

[@kerrirogers3800]

I would need the eyes of an eagle and the fingers of a brain surgeon...

[@craftideas_]

Glad to hear it helped!😊

[@jacquelinecameron2023]

did you evan read it

[@keroki932]

it's easy..

[@susanlbk]

​@@jacquelinecameron2023Looks like the creator commented on the wrong comment, lol.

[@ximwise]

​@@keroki932lmao

[@jillseys6780]

You are so clever! Thank you for sharing. Barely notice the difference.

[@craftideas_]

Glad it was helpful!

[@EmilyJelassi]

As someone who can only repair a button, I’m absolutely blown away by your sewing skills!! 😮

[@khushinakum06]

This was so helpful! I was able to fix a huge tear in my couch with this stitch. Thank you! 🪡❤️

[@craftideas_]

Khushi, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@policedoggo51]

Absolutely seamless, it looks like it was never even damaged to begin with!

[@_jobrmo]

Lost me at the first loop...no way would I even remember that, but it looked pretty 😂

[@rhoyalty1]

Same! 😁

[@remiem-iw7uk]

Pause and copy.

[@Snakelady-]

I hear ya!

[@Faerienice]

Of course you’re not going to remember watching it one time it takes practice, but if you practice you will eventually get it. It’s only a small repair not a whole shirt but still a good skill to have and impressive

[@MyTimelord11]

You can replay the video.

[@meachy]

A thing of beauty to watch a skilled person perform their talent.

[@nanuq1516]

That was somehow hypnotic to watch. For whatever reason I found this incredibly satisfying.

[@craftideas_]

Nanuq, Grateful for your kind words! Stay tuned! 🥳📺

[@robertlembo]

That's amazing, I couldn't even see where the hole was 👏

[@craftideas_]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@toddburgess5056]

It is astonishing how someone could understand the complexities of a woven pattern like that, AND be able to make a seamless repair.

[@OnlyLilynn44]

How do people even learn skills like this ? Like who discovered knitting and crocheting ?!? This is amazing !!!

[@kathrynharker3986]

I dunno I guess it is passed down through generations

[@8bit_pineapple]

You learn from books/videos and then find your own tricks and add to the pot.

[@NotSoHeartBroken]

It goes back pretty far, so for example Vikings would knit fishing nets and such, as well as clothing.

[@HamCubes]

Necessity is the mother of invention. We know from cave wall drawings, and burials that weaving of grasses and sedge was common as far back as 18,000 years ago during the Upper Paleolithic (also known as the Old Stone Age which lasted from 50,000 to 12,000 BC). In certain parts of Peru, conditions were such that woven artifacts have been discovered, surviving from 11,000 years ago!

[@crisXgerasick]

​@@kathrynharker3986 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

[@janetholden1978]

Years ago it was called darning a lot of clothes were made from wool including socks and a lot were hand knitted so they could be darned with the spare wool

[@craftideas_]

Janet Holden, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@steph8016]

@@craftideas_ Do you just respond with the same thing over and over even if it makes no sense with what the people comment? In your case perhaps it’s best to just not answer so you don’t look like a whacko

[@zanamikerezi8945]

Uauuu, sa bukur!? Nuk e kishim pare kurre kete menyre!👏😍

[@craftideas_]

thanks

[@bunnyxoxoxo]

i wish i knew this sooner omg thank you so much

[@craftideas_]

you are so welcome

[@eatingstraws]

​@@craftideas_ r u ok? At sum point I seen like a red dot on the finger below-

[@sixxygrrl]

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE MOST USEFUL THING I'VE EVER SEEN ON KZbin!!! I have always wondered what that hook was for 😆, and this is beautiful. Just a perfect mend!! Thank you!!

[@craftideas_]

Now you know it 😄 and thank you 😊

[@user-dy2fi6fp8w]

В Советском союзе мы так поднимали петли на колготках. У меня этот крючок до сих пор цел. 🥰

[@Nightingalea]

Yep, I have one of those needle things and wondered what it was for. This is amazing, love it!

[@MohammedMohammed-xg3bz]

👌👌👌

[@MohammedMohammed-xg3bz]

💯💯💯

[@zane4575]

Not going to lie, I enjoyed watching this, was pretty peaceful

[@craftideas_]

Stay tuned for more content like this! 📺👀

[@Arctic_and_The_F0X]

Now _this_ is a skill everyone needs to know. Being able to repair the clothing you already have over replacing it is getting more and more needed as everything gets more expensive and plastic pollution gets worse. And I don't care if you're a guy and people think sewing is girly. You gotta know this.

[@craftideas_]

thank you!

[@everything_cooler_here]

The needle be like: ↖️↗️↘️↙️↗️↖️↕️↔️↔️↘️↗️↖️↕️⬅️⬆️⬇️⤵️⤴️➡️

[@craftideas_]

😂😂

[@mialoveall5812]

🙃

[@jonDoe-ml3jq]

Cheat code

[@just-your-local-plant-mom]

up up down down A B start

[@craigh8832]

Ryu's special moves for Street Fighter!

[@MzClementine]

My great grandma would be so proud of you for posting this. Because she's not alive anymore. And I have three sweaters that are antique and precious and have boo-boos on them. You're a lifesaver. I need that little eyelet hook. Wow. Thank you. My great grandmother thanks you. 💋👌🙌👏💫

[@JBRewskie]

Follow the pattern. It’s much easier to understand when every move that changes angles is highlighted with loop highlighting. It’s actually really super cool

[@craftideas_]

Justin Brewer, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@Siouxperman]

I love resourceful people, not many left in the world.

[@craftideas_]

Siouxperman, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@Kanikajohri]

Something I'll never do but watch it on loop? Definitely! 100% satisfaction

[@ilikeshinyobjekts]

This is so simple but it feels like I just witnessed sorcery, thank you for making this video!

[@craftideas_]

Glad you liked it!

[@leoric21]

Burn The Witch! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ranakeen9884]

She did it soooo skillfully and so fast! PERFECT.!

[@craftideas_]

Rana Keen, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@carolsundlin]

That's pretty good. I'll try to remember that. You actually do the stitch. Clever!

[@craftideas_]

Carol Sundlin, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@Aureilia]

The music for this is lovely, it's so calm and pretty!!

[@David-re4kq]

Ember (feat Ikson)

[@ND_Scribble]

​@@David-re4kq Thank you.

[@PeterBove]

This gives me anxiety lol

[@shonecollins7349]

Beautiful work. Thank you for teaching us how to save our clothes and not throw them away because of damage. Again, thank you. 🙏🏾

[@craftideas_]

You are so welcome!

[@TheSassitude]

Witchcraft. 🎵What is that voodoo that you do? Witchcraft.🎵 Don't know if it's true, but all I'm thinking is this person is an expert knitter and knows extremely well the type of knit, and as is evident, can fix any error or damage. LOVE IT!

[@craftideas_]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@zehrasayed9122]

This is first time i have seen so perfectly repaired sweater....this is awesome technique..Ill definitely learn from you..

[@craftideas_]

Zehra Sayed, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@grimace1965]

It's sad that skills like theses are disappearing.

[@Debble]

They are actually doing the opposite. In all of history you needed to have someone near you that knew something and was willing to teach. For the first time in ever barely any information is a secret and just a Google or a KZbin away. The internet is an amazing source of knowlegde that we rarely use to the fullest

[@grimace1965]

@@Debble Very true.

[@jessn.2665]

@@caaarbz I have infinite patience for my projects and sewing. I sew for myself. However, I have no patience for men. Especially men that make weird comments like yours.

[@jessn.2665]

It’s not sad. Plenty of people learn to do this kind of stuff. 100-200 years ago there was not as wide a variety of crafts/ trades as there are now, and women were often confined and boxed into things like sewing, cleaning and cooking. Now we have a large variety of things to do and be good at. For instance, If I want to be a doctor, I’m not going to have time to learn things like this because I’m mastering other things. It’s a sign of progress, and there will always be people that are great at knitting, sewing, etc.

[@meirin5316]

wow a channel like this with ACTUALLY useful tips and easy to follow. thanks mate!

[@craftideas_]

Glad you think so!

[@l7846]

Amazing. Saving. Economical. Fulfilling. Reasonable.

[@craftideas_]

L, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@kiralevenson1706]

Easier watched than done. That took real skill!

[@craftideas_]

Kira Levenson, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@ccramit]

It would be great if my rips and tears were ever this clean. Whenever I get damage to a sweater, it always just ends up unraveling itself and half the thing is gone before I even realize it.

[@currencylab2653]

Not all holes are this clean. But you can probably prep the area and make it ready to fix.

[@BostonIce37]

You just brought back a childhood memory that was buried pretty deep! When I was young someone taught me how to crochet and knit. I think I stopped doing it when I was around 15. Watching you, I’m thinking “why do I know this”??!! I’m 63 now. I think I’ll go get a hook and some needles and see how much I remember! Edit: Is there a “No Soliciting” setting on this thing? I am so sick of people telling me about God in the comments! 😡

[@godswarrior2952]

My Mom who is 70 started back recently and made me a beautiful blanket. Hopefully you remember.

[@BostonIce37]

@@godswarrior2952 Ahhhh there’s hope for me!

[@felinehermetica]

I learned to knit before I had my son, he's almost 3 now, I took a break from it when he was born. When I went back to it, I was totally blank! I picked up those needles and thought... Oh... Crap... How do I cast on? How do i purl?? Cast off?? It comes back quickly though!!

[@BostonIce37]

@@felinehermetica Like riding a bike, eh?!

[@noobguymanj6851]

Goodluck, maybe you can make a little scarf because it’s freezing now 🥶

[@alihopkins2851]

Great job ! Easy to understand directions !!! Thanks 🎉

[@bluefairy7653]

Off topic, but this is such lovely music to put over this video. Like, i feel sad and calm at the same time

[@craftideas_]

thanks for your feedback

[@Switirosu]

It’s not me running🏃🏽‍♀️ 💨 to the store to get a tool to repair 5 sweaters I was about to throw away 😮. Thank you for the video❤

[@craftideas_]

your so welcome 😅😅😍

[@crisXgerasick]

Бежишь и пердишь.

[@Jazro.]

This is the kinda shit I should know as a man to be able to fix my clothing. Wish my grandma was still alive to teach me. Miss you grandma.

[@broodieivie207]

Thank heaven for youtube.

[@samaraisnt]

*Everyone should know :))

[@Wesssss84]

I think this is one of the most impressive videos on KZbin Insane

[@craftideas_]

Thanks 🤩

[@user-wk7iz8bz1q]

Потрясающе! Оказывается так просто можно отреставрировать трикотаж.

[@user-ye1qx1zc6b]

спасибо, что учите нас, как правильно штопать вязаные изделия

[@walpurgisnight7]

Seeing people care for their items is so heartwarming to me.

[@JSTYLES2007]

WHO EVER THIS PERSON IS WITH HER SPECIAL CRAFT, I WISH YOU 10 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MRGS1.5]

The shit real housewives should be teaching ❤❤❤❤❤💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@lorraneconde6057]

I could definitely spend a whole day watching videos like this one

[@izoraiza7169]

I needed this. A little white bear plush my mom gave me has a sweater that needs repair. I hand Washed it because I was afraid of it getting worse when it needs to be Washed. I rarely did anything with it because I was afraid of it getting worse. Finding this randomly when I wasn't trying to find anything to repair a sweater is so helpful as I can finally repair the sweater on that plush.

[@user-qo5wq7kz2y]

偶然動画を見つけてすごい😆感激でした。早速修理してみます

[@neilbennett9281]

Absolutely beautiful work. You made it look so easy and clear. I was nearly fooled into thinking I could do that 😂

[@craftideas_]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the trick. Keep watching for more surprises! 😄

[@rinkiknitting8899]

Thanks for good sharing 👍🏻 😊

[@craftideas_]

Welcome 😊

[@Titan0170]

This is so calming now I feel like listening to some calm zelda music

[@amberinternational]

Thanks for referencing Zelda so I know what to look for 😊

[@toddburgess5056]

Funny you say that, because im literally about to go play the original Zelda!

[@iridescentwings144k]

Thank you this means the world to me. My mum died in 93 and I have a jumper of hers that is so worn it's snagged and frayed. I won't trust it to anyone because it's truly irreplaceable and the universe or maybe she sent me this sign in ur short so I can do it myself. Thank you x

[@craftideas_]

Iridescent Wings 144k, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@tntn9581]

So talented! Great job!

[@craftideas_]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@kittenkorleone2918]

She's actually knitting it on a micro level! Cool!

[@N8SAY]

What is this wizardry? Nice. The music is fitting because of how you would feel if someone pulled off a repair like this on your favorite sweater. Lol.

[@HowAMiStillTrying]

Just saw this again. Still in amazement. Appreciate your skills. I'm a welder and i don't think i could do this correctly, yet i can read drawings and blueprints 😅

[@craftideas_]

firstname lastname, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@L.O.752]

Now that's how you fix a hole, thank you for your contribution to society :D

[@craftideas_]

hahah thanks

[@SunsetKitty]

Hope this goes viral, it's super useful

[@craftideas_]

thank you 🤩

[@cindyking1778]

This is awesome.Because I just use a regular needle and thread when I get a hole in my favorite sweater

[@craftideas_]

Cindy King, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@ShadowDeus]

Nice... an actual repair and not just a patch thing.

[@craftideas_]

Umbra Deus, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@hennessy6996]

This was like magic.

[@asmith8898]

What? Did you just emerge from your cage?

[@asmith8898]

Just wait until you find out about fire.

[@arielstone2815]

This was incredibly beautiful and satisfying thank you 💜💜💜

[@craftideas_]

You’re welcome 😊

[@thepassenger3332]

Now that's real patch work. I would have just pinched both ends and sewed it together

[@user-xt8bf4zu9t]

Это суперклассно! Это не очень сложно,но кто-то же это придумал . Благодарность от всех .

[@shawniriel5962]

Man, I could have used you back in school when I had all them seeds pop. 😆

[@iamwoman.hearmeroar.6146]

When you find the answer to your question and still don’t know how to do it 😂. Off to the full video!

[@jamfouad162]

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[@max3d_0ut]

They pull the top strand through the loop directly below and repeat the process with the next thread above with the new loop you created below.

[@blancaluzgarcia5494]

Gracias buenisimo

[@user-jn5zi3lo7r]

Когда то лет 50 тому назад, швея мне заштопала шерстяную юбку, целый ободранн ый клок. Я была в шоке ничего незаметно было. 👍😊👋

[@user-ir8ew]

小时候见过这种针

[@gdawg4911]

If only i had a perfect little square hole made precisely for the purpose of demonstrating the repair. I’ve never managed to create such a tidy little hole to repair.

[@pricklycactusblossom6790]

AMAZINGLY GIFTED⚘️I can barely tie my shoes.

[@craftideas_]

Stay tuned for more content like this! 📺👀

[@rimmafering8678]

Огромная благодарность!! Век живи, Век учись!?

[@user-rw9bx1zi8f]

Это конечно здорово,а если дырка рваная так не получится! На видео уж очень правильная дырка,такую можно и закетлевать !!

[@cynthiaq1073]

It’s called darning. Our grandmothers in the 1800-1900 knew this basic skill. It’s unfortunate so many of us didn’t learn these necessary skills since going “green” requires we recycle ♻️, repair, or repurpose our clothes. Just saying. ❤

[@zheahra]

Darn

[@mayarada2059]

Very clever , had no idea if I can do it myself .

[@craftideas_]

Stay tuned for more content like this! 📺👀

[@StephenCoorlas]

Like stitching together the fabric of the universe. Impressive.

[@craftideas_]

Yes! Thank you!

[@tailsmad8155]

this is the most beautiful and relaxing video I have ever seen-

[@craftideas_]

Wow, thank you!

[@lessacto]

One of the most unique and amazing skills I’ve seen on KZbin

[@jgreen8712]

You probably could do that with you eyes close. Very steady hands and attentiveness to detail. I love it 🤯❤️👏🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@redfailhawk]

This made me, a knitter of over 15 years, happy.

[@kippiburkart3825]

Wow ..cant even tell there was a hole..thanku for sharing

[@craftideas_]

So nice of you

[@torinjones3221]

Finally a tutorial that a really shows you how to fix a hole

[@CaraRamzi]

Wow absolute master✨👌🏼You’re such a pro!🤍

[@craftideas_]

Francesca RAM, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉

[@MarjoRebekka]

this should been learned at the school.. so good repair.

[@craftideas_]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! 🤩🎉