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Mending yarn wool mix brown 15m

Mending yarn wool mix brown 15m

Ready, set, mend!Have you also jumped head first into the mending-wave? Mending yarn gives you the opportunity to repair your clothes, bags and so forth – revamping and upcycling with beautiful and visible mending stitches! Er you ready?  Wool and nylon mending yarn This 55% wool and 45% nylon darning yarn (also called mending yarn) comes in 20 pretty colours. This type of darning yarn is great for mending socks, knitwear and ‘thicker’ materials because the beautiful woolen look of the yarn matches these types of projects perfectly.   How to do mendingPlace a small piece of fabric under the hole you mean to mend. Hand stitch over it in straight lines in different directions until a nice pattern has formed. You can also use mending yarn for more seamless and less visible repairs, but the look of visible mending is fantastic. Use it on everything from knitted sweaters with holes to woolen bodysuits, beanies, mittens and socks.  Great accessories to use when mendingApart from mending yarn we also stock a long list of accessories that we recommend you use when mending: -         Embroidery needle - with and without a rounded tip-         Pair of small embroidery scissors -         Embroidery frame-         Thimble-         Water soluble marker pen  Everything suggested here can be purchased in different versions. Choose just what is right for you and your project!  Cotton mending yarn also availableThis 100% cotton darning yarn (also called mending yarn) comes in 8 pretty colours. It has a mat but smooth surface and consists of 4 single strands. This enables you to divide the yarn and use single strands if you are mending a thin material. Or you can use it as it is – for instance on denim. 

GBP 1.25
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Mending yarn cotton brown 15m

Mending yarn cotton brown 15m

Ready, set, mend! Have you also jumped head first into the mending-wave? Mending yarn gives you the opportunity to repair your clothes, bags and so forth – revamping and upcycling with beautiful and visible mending stitches! Er you ready?  Cotton mending yarn This 100% cotton darning yarn (also called mending yarn) comes in 8 pretty colours. It has a mat but smooth surface and consists of 4 single strands. This enables you to divide the yarn and use single strands if you are mending a thin material. Or you can use it as it is – for instance on denim. How to do mending Place a small piece of fabric under the hole you mean to mend. Hand stitch over it in straight lines in different directions until a nice pattern has formed. You can also use mending yarn for more seamless and less visible repairs, but the look of visible mending is fantastic. Use it on everything from knitted sweaters with holes to woolen bodysuits, beanies, mittens and socks.  Great accessories to use when mendingApart from mending yarn we also stock a long list of accessories that we recommend you use when mending: -         Embroidery needle - with and without a rounded tip-         Pair of small embroidery scissors-         Embroidery frame-         Thimble-         Water soluble marker pen Everything suggested here can be purchased in different versions. Choose just what is right for you and your project! Woolen mending yarn also available We also stock a woolen version of mending yarn! This one is 55% wool and 45% nylon, and it comes in 20 different colours. This type of darning yarn is great for mending socks, knitwear and ‘thicker’ materials because the beautiful woolen look of the yarn matches these types of projects perfectly. 

GBP 1.25
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Patch tyrannosaurus 51x39mm brown 1pc

Patch tyrannosaurus 51x39mm brown 1pc

For fantastic finish, add an embroidered iron-on patchYour creations deserve professional finish! This embroidered iron-on patch adds more than a dash of personality to clothing and home interior projects.An iron-on patch with adhesive offers endless opportunitiesThis iron-on patch has adhesive on the back. Ironing it onto your sewing project is as easy as ABC. You can use iron-on patches in an infinite number of projects. For example, you can decorate a jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sleepsuit, dress or trousers with iron-on patches. You can even use iron-on patches to embellish a bag or clutch.Save old stuff from the waste bin  This iron-on patch is not only useful on clothing and accessories. You can also use iron-on patches as fine details in your home décor – e.g. on a cushion, throw or blanket. A patch can give a new lease of life to old stuff in your wardrobe and home décor – and prolongs its lifespan. A sew-on patch is the ideal way to repair a hole.How do I iron on a patch?First of all, make sure that the fabric you wish to embellish with the iron-on patch is suitable for ironing.How to iron the patch onto fabric:Smooth the fabric and place the iron-on patch where you want it to sit.Lay a cloth over the fabric and press on the patch for 20-30 seconds (on the right and wrong sides). Check to see how hot an iron temperature the patch can withstand. This information is shown on the packaging and on this page.Leave the iron-on patch to cool. Check that is firmly attached to the fabric. If not, repeat the process.How to sew an iron-on patchTo make sure that your iron-on patch stays firmly attached to the item, we recommend that you sew it too. By the way, you are advised to follow the laundry instructions, which you can find on the packaging and on this page.

GBP 2.00
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Patch cat 54x44mm brown 1pc

Patch cat 54x44mm brown 1pc

For fantastic finish, add an embroidered iron-on patchYour creations deserve professional finish! This embroidered iron-on patch adds more than a dash of personality to clothing and home interior projects.An iron-on patch with adhesive offers endless opportunitiesThis iron-on patch has adhesive on the back. Ironing it onto your sewing project is as easy as ABC. You can use iron-on patches in an infinite number of projects. For example, you can decorate a jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt, sleepsuit, dress or trousers with iron-on patches. You can even use iron-on patches to embellish a bag or clutch.Save old stuff from the waste bin  This iron-on patch is not only useful on clothing and accessories. You can also use iron-on patches as fine details in your home décor – e.g. on a cushion, throw or blanket. A patch can give a new lease of life to old stuff in your wardrobe and home décor – and prolongs its lifespan. A sew-on patch is the ideal way to repair a hole.How do I iron on a patch?First of all, make sure that the fabric you wish to embellish with the iron-on patch is suitable for ironing.How to iron the patch onto fabric:Smooth the fabric and place the iron-on patch where you want it to sit.Lay a cloth over the fabric and press on the patch for 20-30 seconds (on the right and wrong sides). Check to see how hot an iron temperature the patch can withstand. This information is shown on the packaging and on this page.Leave the iron-on patch to cool. Check that is firmly attached to the fabric. If not, repeat the process.How to sew an iron-on patchTo make sure that your iron-on patch stays firmly attached to the item, we recommend that you sew it too. By the way, you are advised to follow the laundry instructions, which you can find on the packaging and on this page.

GBP 1.75
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