Dritz Clothing Care 82626 Darning Egg Black Brown

Dritz Clothing Care 82626 Darning Egg Black Brown Description

Dritz clothing care Darning EggAs size and shape help make repairing socks gloves mittens sweaters pillows and other knittedwoven fabrics Easier Features Two-piece construction for use with or without handle threaded top on handle and a comfortable grip 1 Place the garment hole over the egg so the wrong side of the fabric is facing you 2 Using a properly sized darning needle and mending material (reinforcing thread embroidery floss or yarn) for your project begin at least five stitches out from the edge of the hole For stability use longer lengths of mending material 3 Aim for a tight weave Using a running stitch begin stitching from top to bottom 4 Vertically add rows approximately a strand-width apart Leave small loops at the end of each row Stitches in one row should alternate with stitches in the next creating a traditional brick design 5 When your stitch reaches the hole the AbridgeA stitch will begin over the edge of the hole on one side and continue from below the edge on the other side The next AbridgeA stitch will begin from below the edge and continue over the edge on the other side Alternate AbridgeA stitches in this method 6 After all of the vertical rows are added begin adding horizontal rows over and under the vertical rowas in a basket weave design (use diagonal rows for the second set if AstretchA is needed in the garment - eg knitted fabrics) 7 When complete trim and tie your threads Avoid huge knots so you donAt experience discomfort while wearing