The No-Sew Hole Fixing Guide: How to Mend Clothes Without Stitching!
The No-Sew Hole Fixing Guide: How to Mend Your Clothes Without Stitching!
No need to fret if your beloved garment develops a hole! Fixing it won’t need your needlework skills. This technique doesn’t call for unsightly stitches and works well on tiny holes. You can quickly and easily fix such annoyances with a little experience.
Mend clothing without using a needle and thread
How Did These Holes Form?
Even while moths are often to fault, they are far from alone. The inevitable wear and tear of everyday use, along with snagging from jewelry and other accessories, may also cause these annoying holes. Zippers, undergarments, belts, the washing machine, bleach, and snags on uneven surfaces are among the most prevalent culprits.
Ways to Keep Holes at Bay
Some easy ways to prevent holes from spoiling your clothing are as follows:
One possible cause of holes in your shirts is the friction from your belt buckles. Go belt-free, check the belt’s alignment often, or use sandpaper to smooth off any rough spots.
The zipper might be to blame if you want to tuck your shirts into pants. When washed, zippers may rip fabric as well. Always fasten the zippers on your pants, sweatshirts, and other clothing items before washing them to avoid this. To further avoid metal clasps catching onto other garments, be sure to close bras before washing. For bras that have a tendency to come undone while being washed, a washing bag is a great investment.
Your garments can end up with holes in them if you overload the washing machine. Be careful to flip inside-out any garments that include embellishments like buttons, beads, or sequins before washing them. You should also separate the more fragile items, such as silk and cotton, from the more sturdy ones, such as sheets and towels. To avoid damaging fragile objects, use a mild spin cycle.
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