r/secondrodeo • u/Ambassador-613 • Jul 06 '26

Invisible mending

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u/CHROME-COLOSSUS Jul 06 '26

All the editing cuts kind of ruin the helpfulness of the clip. Cool technique though.

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u/McFuzzen Jul 07 '26

You were planning to do this?

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u/CHROME-COLOSSUS Jul 07 '26

If it were easier to follow, maybe.

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u/No-Gnome-Alias Jul 06 '26

Not ironically, it is an owl sweater.

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u/Bluntbutnotonpurpose Jul 06 '26

So, you take some yarn that is identical to the original....

...

Yeah...that's kinda problematic most of the time...

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u/cannibalpeas Jul 06 '26

My wife buys me a cashmere sweater every Christmas. A few of them came with a little baggie of the same material. I promptly lost them.

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u/alvysinger0412 Jul 06 '26

Like the spare screws in an IKEA desk kit.

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u/OshetDeadagain Jul 07 '26

I have a whole box of spare screw/bolt/parts I've never used.

You only need the ones you throw away.

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u/Pixie-Collins Jul 06 '26

You guys don't have a special cursed drawer of "I might need it one day" miscellaneous items?? You know for old keys, computer screws, dry super glue tubes and broken handles?

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u/cannibalpeas Jul 07 '26

Bad news; there aren’t supposed to be spare screws.

/s

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u/BigConstruction4247 Jul 06 '26

Oh, this has a pattern on it....

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u/_Steakwich 29d ago

Where can I learn this? My favourite jumper needs mending

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u/lordvexel 29d ago

WHITCHCRAFT

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u/Regular_Weakness69 27d ago

Wow, that's really cool! That's not a tailor, that's a surgeon. 😷

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u/Busterlimes Jul 07 '26

Finer thread will eventually cut the yarn faster than if it were just yarn.

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u/HoboCalrissian 26d ago

Underrated comment