3 Great Ways to Repair Holes in Knitted Sweaters at Home Yourself 💎Beginner's Tutorial🤗
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2023
- 3 Great Ways to Repair Holes in Knitted Sweaters at Home Yourself 💎Beginner's Tutorial🤗
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💢Dear friends, the use of different colors of wool in the video is to make the repairing process clearer. Friends must use the same color of wool when repairing at home.🌹
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People who can knit and crochet, my wife included, possess a super power I simply cannot fathom. It is sorcery.
The first repair stitch was pure genius! I never knew THAT was possible... thanks for sharing.
Absolutely amazing! ❤
Я тоже первый раз увидела,как дырочка превратилась в голубой квадрат😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥰💖☀️🕊️
I don’t have a clue how they even thought of such repairs 😮😊
Hay que tener paciencia de enano...
@@mashika8mk n j8k
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I was lost after the first stitch but enjoyed watching nonetheless. This takes a great deal of skill and patience! ❤
@Repent-and-believe-in-Jesus1cult
Professional 👌👌👌
@@nasimkhordehei7809I wish I could do this... Many sweaters could have been saved 😭🫶
Try reducing the speed of the video
@@TheRealGigaCat duh
Вот это да! Я понимаю, что этому должны на уроках труда учить, или бабушки, или мамы... Нас этому никто не научил и для меня это волшебство какое-то! Восторг! Умелица! 👏👏👏
Мам и бабушек никто не учил, мне 75,для меня это чудо
We need to reclaim these lost arts
Меня научили вязать, а так сама научилась, просто интересно восстанавливать вещи.
@@user-li3zj8ii9tНе подскажите, обычный крючок подойдёт или надо именно такой, как в видео?
@@user-or5ev7vs1nYou need the same kind of hook. Shouldn't be difficult to find in a fabric store.
So satisfying to watch, it looks so easily but I wouldn’t have a clue where to start.
Right?! I would end up with a bunch of knots and create more rips!
@@genx-odus5678you can do it 😊 if you have patience and willingness to learn. It will take a few times to begin to understand where you’re going but give yourself time. 💜 this was beautifully filmed. I appreciate this video so much.
I suggest you get a book on easy crochet because that will help you understand what she's doing. Do a couple of simple crochet pieces. Don't need to really make anything, just get a feel of how the stitches link together.
Well demonstrated techniques. The darling that I learnt as a kid was handy for repairing worn out socks but not useful on jumpers eaten by moths. I hadn’t thought of using a latch hook. It’s makes such a neat job. Number 3 looks like it will take a while to master but this moths really had a feast last summer so I’ve plenty of holes to practice on! Thank you
Often it's the carpet beetles that do this damage too. (not the adult beetles themselves but their yucky larvae). This is why I don't buy cashmere or wool anymore (plus the fact that it's been hard to find non-scratchy wool sweaters). It'll be full of holes after I take it out of storage.
@@frostflower5555- Cedar wood balls, rings and small blocks seem to keep the naughty munchers away.
멀쩡한 스웨터에 구멍이라도 내서 한번 따라해보고 싶을 정도로 깔끔하고 후련한 작업이네요
이런 솜씨를 가지신 분들 정말 존경스럽습니다
Absolutely 😂😂😂
I think the 2nd and 3rd method are great because they prevent the problem getting worse. You need to catch and secure all the loose knitting loops or they will continue to unravel the stitches directly above and below the hole(s). With normal wear, that will continue to the top row and the bottom row.
Once you’ve repaired the hole, then use the first method to conceal the problem, and also add an extra layer of knitted thread at a location that might be subject to future wear (e.g. the elbows of a long sleeve jumper or cardigan.
Well worth practicing these stitches. Note that the 3rd method had the needle removed and rethreaded to the opposite end of the repair thread several times - off camera - why not just use two needles - one for each end - and then a second or two showing you using the alternate needles?
I hope this helps the viewers who had trouble following along.
Thanks for the info. Do you know the name of the strange needle ?
@@noeliapereira1155I believe it's the "tapestry needle". Large eye and blunt end. Can be used for weaving in ends on knitted projects. Smaller sizes are also used for cross-stitching.
@@noeliapereira1155you want a darning needle with a latch-hook eye. Stores like Joann would be a good place to look. Or go online. Clover is a good brand that Michaels sells, too.
There WAS a tapestry needle but also something like a crochet hook with a hinge. I looked it up and it's a darning needle with a latch hook eye, or just a latch hook!
@@user-sc7xs6ei5u- It looks exactly like a miniature carpet weaving hook. I used one of the latter to make rugs many decades ago.
I'm in awe! I wish I could hire you to repair some sweaters that got holes in them. I did a really bad job sewing a makeshift repair with my very bad sewing skills. This video is so relaxing and educational.
Take a try. You may get somewhere, and watch Again and try again. You will be amazed at what you can do with a little try😉
Same here I had this cashmere sweater one of my favorites it had a hole I tried stitching it and ruined it completely 😢
Holy masterclass Batman give this person more yarn to work with. Masterful combo of knit and crochet this video will save 60 yrs of. My 95 yr old Moms work ❤️💜❤️💜❤️😄
Золотые ручки!!! Браво!!! Спасибо за мастер-класс!!! ❤
Incredible talent and darning. I've never seen any repair work, done as easily and beautifully as this. Its mesmerising to watch. Thank you and happy new year. 🎉🍸🥰😍🎁
All of these techniques are beautifully executed and filmed for us to comprehend. THANK YOU!!! Thanks for sharing and helping others 😘💜😘
This is something that should be taught in school to increase recycling, sustainability and raise awareness for the environment.
🌸 my nana & mom showed me this trick
This is something more mothers should show their children
That's exactly why it's not taught. People would buy less clothes and big business makes less money. They used to teach this type of stuff in Yugoslavia before we westernized
@@sunitafisher4758 not every mother knows how to knit or sew. Or not every child have the possibility of learning from their parents...cuz of that I personally would prefer if schools teach it to students.
Mostly because i used to be in a school where these type of stuff got teached (Home economic or however it's called in english;;; english ain't my first language).
Unfortunately, when i ended up in the grade where we should've been able to pick an extra lesson, Home economic class was removed from the list and we only could pick language classes, compared to our precursors :/
This used to be thought to Girls in schools here but kapitalism and a new generation of dults replaced the knowledge post ww2 gave us.
It is where I'm from... but I skipped and did woodworking twice instead. 😂
If every kid learned these skills in grade school, we'd have a nation filled with engineers, mechanics, and problem solvers.
And yet historically mostly women knitted, and were not any of those things lol
@@kirstyc2176Ada Lovelace would like to know your location
@@kirstyc2176historically women knitted and sewed, cooked, gardened, built furniture, repaired items, did pottery, painted, drew, etc. But they could not work. So how would it have been possible?
@@zvezdoblyat even today women are more likely to do those things then men, and less likely to become engineers, mechanics etc. that's my point. one type of skill hasn't led to the other.
@@kirstyc2176 sure, but notice how the comment says "kids"? These are basic skills that everyone should know, not just women, and not just men. And not just adults either
This is the type of skill that leaves black holes in our space-time fabric feeling jealous!
Боже!!! 😇😇😇 Это-фантастика !!! 🤩🤩🤩 Какая вы умничка!!! 😇😇😇 Доходчиво, понятно, и фантастически красиво!!! 😇😘😇 Прилипла к экрану и не смогла оторваться до конца!!! 😍😍😍 Всё гениальное-просто!!! 😇😇😇 Огромное спасибо за наслаждение от Вашего видео!!! 🤩🤩🤩
This is a practitioner who truly cares for the earth and treasures materials. I salute you!
Hermoso trabajo felicidades!
какая же вы ловкая как красиво у вас получается у вас золотые ручки
That first technique is awesome, there is no way any average person would be able to replicate that easily though 😅
Most knitters with a a few years of experience can though. Most people know someone who knits. Call a friend 😊
Yeah she goes so fast without demonstrating how to do the stich or even describing what she is doing.
@@lizzfrmhon change the playback speed to a lower setting. It really helps.
@@Dana.1 OR, she could just go slower making it a true beginners guide
It's really simple, the hardest part is the sewing, not the crochet. Just slow down the video and follow the steps. Of you don't feel confident, watch a crochet tutorial and try it out with a string on yarn
Coolest thing with yarn I've seen in years! Where has this been my whole life? Thank you!!!
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Que perfeição, valeu muito pela aula, muito obrigado, que DEUS te abençoe INFINITAMENTE, PODEROSAMENTE, INFALIVELMENTE, GRANDEMENTE e RICAMENTE todos os dias da sua vida junto da sua família e amigos. Mais uma vez muito obrigado. Boa noite.
Eu acho lindo trabalhos de croche, trico, bordados, tudo que envolve artesanatos e costuras.. A minha mãe é costureira e sabe croche mas eu nunca consegui aprender. Ela me ensinava, eu assistia videos, comprava revistas ensinando. Acho que a pessoa ja deve nascer com o dom ou facilidade de aprendizado.
Моя мама не вязала, меня научила соседка. Вот так бывает в жизни. 😊
Eres una ARTISTA!.Maravilloso trabajo de artesanía que no se puede perder.❤🎉😊
Impressive! I love repairing clothes, darning is so satisfying.
I love that little tool with the clasp.
How wonderfully simple and effective.
New life for well loved old sweaters! Now they have even more charm ❤ Thank you for sharing your skills and techniques with us. I look forward to trying my hand on a couple of knit sweaters 😊
As a former knitter, I appreciate the attention to detail and construction in the repair...
Это следствие профессионализма и опыта.
There’s truly hope for knitted garments. Thank you!
Técnica incrível,ficou perfeito 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The patch of blue on the white is ingenious..absolutely fantastic. Very clever. Thank you for sharing.
This will help save my sleeping socks and sweaters. Thank you. Practice makes perfect. Hunting down those tools will be the most challenging part.
I’m saving this. It shows so much about the knit stitch it will be invaluable.
Amei essa aula , muito útil. Obrigada pelo carinho em nós ensinar e o capricho tbm.
PARABÉNS !
mazing skillsaset.
Thank you so, for sharing your ability
Such a master of her art!!! 🤯🤯🤯
This is sew cool. Was not expecting that at all on number 1. Wow the 2nd was amazing, how? I seen how but still, how? Wow
Muito bom, além de tudo, relaxante com essas músicas...
Parabéns...❤
Basic, easy to follow techniques. I love this.
Wao wao 😙😙😙👌👌👍
These are what I've needed for a very long time. Like 50 years.
I have been knitting for 40 years and never knew this. Fantastic teaching video. Thank you for posting and sharing your skills.
Very therapeutic to watch, magical even, not that I can understand any of it or sew anything to save my life. 😂
Very nice👌👍🛎☑️🇩🇪🙏❤️
If you could make one of these vids for ppl who have no idea how to sew/crochet/knit, that’d be dope. We are out here struggling 😅 these tips are great for those in the know though!! Any ideas for us beginner beginners? I’m sure our repairs would be much more , uh, rough, haha! But I’ll take any tips I can get! Ty!!
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Incrível. Muita inteligência dessa pessoa.
It’s truly amazing,specially last one, for me was so hurd to understand how to restore items with different patterns. You have shown it clearly and slowly. Thanks a lot.
Every time I look at a knitting video I see I know practically nothing about knitting. Love it though.
I had no trouble following along with the contrasting color yarn. I can’t imagine myself succeeding with matching yarn for an invisible repair!
I can’t wait to try this. I love that to use the contrasting thread color so you could see exactly how you’re doing. I love the music you chose. A lot of the music that youtubers use is distracting and too damn loud. I appreciate how you got really close up to see what your hands are doing. thank you so much. I can’t wait to try it.
Esto es hermoso, es arte, jamás lo podría hacer yo, gracias, bello trabajo, desde chile, mi país, saludos.
Good video thanks for teaching stitching
Congratulations!! Thanks to share!!❤
Amazing! I watch and I am mesmerized.
That last one... wowzier!
Very talented to chrochet the damage shirt.amazing.!!!
Muy bien. Se puede realizar también con el mismo color de la prenda.
高超的手藝.太棒了.感謝分享!😊🙏
2024年1月2日.星期二.
Thanks a lot for sharing such a beautiful darning art in a very simple ,easy way ❤ its averyy useful art,😊
Incredibly beautiful work. You are very talented. Thank you for sharing your gift. ❤ I absolutely love it. God bless.
Wow g kya bat hai kamaal kar karta
Piekna sprawa chcę to nagrać,bo mam podobną dziurkę
This was an amazing video, such skill & talent. The matching stitch on the last sweater really took me out 🤩. Well Done
Vielen Dank für diese hilfreiche Aufnahme. Das ist einfach wunderbar , es ist toll wenn ein Kleidungsstück durch diese Kunst wieder tragbar wird. DANKESCHÖN
You are a mending wizard!! Thanks for sharing!
Süper paylaşım tebrikler 👏👏👍💚
☀️🕊️Как оригинально выполнено 👍🏻🥰Класс👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤗💝🎉🎉🎉Всем Добра Счастья и процветания Друзья 🫶💖☀️🕊️💫🎉🫶🏻❄️🌲☃️🎉
When i went to high school in a very small town in Idaho i took Home economis where i learned to sew, crochet, and cook. I also took a "Health" class where I learned learned about AIDS for the 1st time, how to make & stick to a buget, how to balance a check book, how to tend babies. I also took Shop class where i learned wood-working, welding, epoxy art and furniture making and repairs.
I also learned to read and write in cursive so i could read our constitution.. The original.
This was 1985-1988. Exactly none of these things were offered at my two kids' high school in 2007-2010. Sad.
This was pure genius though! We never learned this!
Concerto mais que perfeito, amei!
Dieser Haken ist ein Spezialwerkzeug , tolle Arbeit
Thank you SOOOOO MUCH. I have always done this just haphazardly. What I do works but is nowhere as neat and efficient as what you fo here.
Una obra de arte...felicitaciones...y graciass👍👏👏
I wish o had known this 30years ago!! So many jumpers I’ve tossed away for no good reason. Thank you!!!
didn't you have a grandmother or local repair shop to turn to?
The first one is good, but it doesn't prevent the hole from continuing to enlarge behind the repair. The next one deals with preventing further ripping.
Amazing. I never learned to knit or crochet…
Wow! Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.
Isso e incrível,a roupa fica perfeita,você não e uma mulher é um gênio!👏👏👏
Ты меня этим впечатлил. Ух ты! Оборудование отличное и ваша работа. Так блестяще! Спасибо❤
Muy bien explicado y fácil de seguir. ¡Gracias!
बहुत बढ़िया है
Такой крючок захотелось купить👏🏻🤗🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎉☃️🌲❄️
生理痛でもがき苦しんでた中、この動画見たら癒やされました💕
Very inventive way to use a latch hook . Also sewing by inserting the eye end of the needle first.
That is so cool. I have never seen a repair like that. You are so fast at that.
Todo un arte.
¡HERMOSO!
Qué manos mágicas..!! Exelente trabajo..!!!
I very rarely save videos but saved this one. What awesome techniques. Thank you for sharing.
I love this way..I did it all my life but not so pretty 😂..thank you
Вы большая УМНИЦА!🌹
Wow I’m absolutely fascinated but feel totally unable to do the same. 👍 👏
Delightful to watch…!
Muy didáctico 😅
Sadly these kinds of sewing skills are dying out with younger generations 😢.
Thanks for showing us your 3 techniques 👌❤️🙋
En España decimos " el saber nunca ocupa lugar" 😊
Beautiful to watch, very skilful.
That is genius 😊
I always wondered what that funny hook thing was in my great grandma’s sewing stuff. And ALL the holes in sweaters over the years that could have been mended *shakes my head*
WOW iam mesmerised every time I watch these talented ladies. Thank you very much. ❤
You make this look so easy! Your thought process and understanding of knitting is what makes it possible for you to do this. Beautiful work!
Oh wow that's so clever. My nan taught me to knit when i was a really young girl, but as i got older i only wanted to play football. Now i wish I'd kept it up so that i didn't have to wear my holey jumpers 😅
Wow..... amazing work ❤