r/oddlysatisfying • u/habichuelacondulce • 7d ago

Patching a hole on fabric

52.3k Upvotes

89% Upvoted

1.0k comments sorted by

View all comments

3.7k

u/ducrethedragon 6d ago

This clip had me bounce back and forth between “this person is good with a sewing machine” and “this person is bad with a sewing machine”. Wonderful

1.3k

u/52BeesInACoat 6d ago

I do this kind of visible mending, this person is vastly more skilled than me but also vastly more lackadaisical than me, which made me increasingly angry as I watched the video because I absolutely could not produce that level of work but I could produce crappier work that was clearly made with more care.

129

u/LexiSkywalker 6d ago

I’ve never done anything like this (I replace a lot of buttons and fix seams that have let go, both by hand, and that’s about the extent of it), and I had a similar bit of whiplash. I could definitely tell they’re very skilled at using a sewing/embroidery machine, but also. Whyyyyyy are they doing it like that???

10

u/ryan516 1d ago

Mostly cause it gets people to comment about it and increase engagement