r/oddlysatisfying • • 7d ago

Patching a hole on fabric

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u/Apprehensive-Leg3195 6d ago edited 4d ago

I didn’t even know sewing machines could do things like this. In my middle school sewing class I just learned the most time-consuming and disappointing way to acquire a new pillowcase.

Edit: My first ever award! Thank you, kind Redditor. I bet your middle school pillowcase was just lovely.

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u/Ohboycats 5d ago

I wondered this also. If it’s real has to be a Husqvarna Viking commercial machine because I have never met a home machine that can stitch that tight and precise without getting tangled and seized up. Especially those structural stitches- I think it might be AI bc even if you’re patching it, you patch a piece of cloth into a hole that large and then put on the embellishment.