Darning socks tutorials

Michele says: The decision to mend vs. replace an item is often surprisingly difficult. While being wasteful is rarely a good thing, there comes a point in every object’s lifetime where you must do a

I've darned quite a few things before, but not knits and not with a mending loom. Since the materials were new to me, I figured it would be best to start with a small project like a woven sock mend. ⁠This was an easy mend that I was able to stitch from start to finish in under 30mins. After mending my sock, I moved on to a sweater. If you've ever wanted to give a mending loom a try, here's a step by step tutorial on what you'll need as well as how to use it.

Today, I'm going to show you how to darn a sock by hand using a quick and easy technique.I discovered not many people know how to darn a hole in a sock, so I ma…

Favourite pair of socks have a hole in them? With a needle, thread and about 3 minutes you can close that hole and make them like new again.

Learn how to darn a sock using the old technique to repair holes. Here is a step-by-step sock-darning tutorial.

In this post, I am teaching you a simple and easy technique to darn your socks instead of throwing them out when they have holes in them.

Since I have socks on the brain (and on the needles) lately, I thought I would share this post from Cookie A I came across on Pinterest a couple of weeks ago about repairing socks. The main downsid…

Michele says: The decision to mend vs. replace an item is often surprisingly difficult. While being wasteful is rarely a good thing, there comes a point in every object’s lifetime where you must do a

I follow loads of people on instagram, from creative photographers, stylists, slow-living writers, to ethical fashion campaigners through my instagram account @incredibusy. Bryony Porter – an inspirational maker It was via social media, that I came across the work of Bryony Porter @tickover and was enchanted by her creativity and evocative conscious hand embroidery. Bryony …

Swiss darning, also called duplicate stitch, is a technique where you trace the path of a row of knitting, covering the existing stitches.