Repairing A Torn Skirt Ruffle
ID: 177957
Description: Long skirts are often prone to tearing,...
Steps:
- Fold the skirt so the ripped part is facing inside and is not visible from the outside.
- Pin the folded fabric in place, using sewing pins to secure the fabric.
- Be careful not to pin any extra fabric from the rest of the skirt.
- Match a thread to the fabric.
- Thread your sewing needle, holding your needle straight up and pushing the thread through.
- Cut the thread to the desired length.
- It is better to have thread that is too long rather than too short.
- Tie a knot at the end of the cut thread to secure your stitches.
- Push your needle in one side of fabric and draw it out on other side to make the first stitch.
- Continue sewing in a straight line as demonstrated in Step 7.
- Remove sewing pins as you go.
- When you reach the end of your thread, tie your thread in a knot in order to secure the stitches.
- Tie your knot as close to the fabric as possible to keep the stitches tight.
- Cut off the excess thread.
- Enjoy your fixed skirt!