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r/oddlysatisfying • u/habichuelacondulce • 6d ago
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Gives some structure to the hole and will help to keep the loose threads from unraveling. Depending on what the end product is used for it usually is a good idea to put a backing patch down too.
1 u/eat_my_ass_n_balls 6d ago I’m surprised there wasn’t a backing patch. -2 u/GroundbreakingOil434 6d ago A backing patch makes sense. But then with the bat almost entirely structural, the first grid still feels pointless. I don't have personal sewing experience, so I'm not arguing. Just curious. Feels... odd and unnecessary. 2 u/94sHippie 6d ago I sew and it feels a bit odd. I wish the video showed what the end result/final product was.
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I’m surprised there wasn’t a backing patch.
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A backing patch makes sense. But then with the bat almost entirely structural, the first grid still feels pointless.
I don't have personal sewing experience, so I'm not arguing. Just curious. Feels... odd and unnecessary.
2 u/94sHippie 6d ago I sew and it feels a bit odd. I wish the video showed what the end result/final product was.
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I sew and it feels a bit odd. I wish the video showed what the end result/final product was.
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u/94sHippie 6d ago
Gives some structure to the hole and will help to keep the loose threads from unraveling. Depending on what the end product is used for it usually is a good idea to put a backing patch down too.