Quick and easy fix of a Berber carpet pull

[@dougc3118]

Absolutely awesome. I broke a large curved needle first, then found smaller quilting curved needles on amazon. watch video three times to get technique. Clear fishing line works great. Can't believe how well this hack worked given that my pull looked much more frayed than demonstration. Perfect repair from a total amateur. thanks.

[@MegaSafetyFirst]

Douglas Christie Thank you for your comment! I am glad this worked out for you!

[@crystalclear4me2]

Excellent! Trying today. Thank you for the video!

[@paulerice3342]

You have just saved me. I cant thank you enough.

[@annharveybrinston8872]

This is just what I was looking for! Thanks for your technique!

[@MegaSafetyFirst]

+AnnHarvey Brinston Thank you for your feedback! This repair is almost three years old and it is still good. I cannot even find the place where I had to make the repair :-)

[@CPThyme]

Thanks for sharing. This will save me $$$. Nice technique

[@claudiakehoe7468]

Brilliant! Thank you so much.

[@johnmac8084]

Great hack, thanks!

[@hiddenspace6479]

Very helpful video - many thanks!

[@JoelOlives]

While the video would have benefited from some audio, I was able to follow the technique and my carpet looks as good as new. Thanks for sharing!

[@carpetace56]

I use this technique, but I would break needles. I started using medical sutures, much smaller needles.

[@rebekah852]

R U kidding me?

[@annulfelder6470]

This video is not very clear as to the exact steps. Audio would help. As it is now it is useless to the novice. If you want to post a video, you need to do a better job with audio or don't bother posting.