Weaving patch darning is the perfect way to cover up small holes or rips in any kind of fabric, but especially finely knitted items and jersey. This weaving patch workshop will teach you a fun and useful repair skill so you can give new life to much-loved pieces of clothing.
Whether you go subtle and use the same colour yarn as your garment to create your patch or you go for a bold, colourful contrast to create a woven statement piece, is up to you. No matter what you choose, this crafty and easy method will absolutely revive your favourite garments. Just bring an item in need of mending, all other materials will be provided.
What to expect:
A mending workshop suitable for beginners
Learn how to darn clothing items with weaving patches
This repair method is best for smaller holes and tears, perfect for fine knit and jersey such as socks!
Age restrictions: 18+
Adult | £20 |
Good teacher, friendly and had all the materials to hand
Meret was so kind and a lovely teacher. I darned one of my favourite socks during the session and...
Interesting,fun and relaxing introduction to a new skill
Very helpful skill. Instruction was very easy to follow. I hope I can take more similar worksho...
Good teacher, friendly and had all the materials to hand
Meret was so kind and a lovely teacher. I darned one of my favourite socks during the session and I'm so excited to mend more of my own clothes!
Interesting,fun and relaxing introduction to a new skill
Very helpful skill. Instruction was very easy to follow. I hope I can take more similar workshops in the future!
Great teacher, I learned a skill that will make sure I enjoy my clothes for so much longer 😍
Lovely couple of hours spent learning how to weave visible patches to mend clothing. Friendly host, very relaxed atmosphere, very enjoyable! I feel very inspired to fix holes in everything I can lay my hands on.
Hi. My name is Meret and I love sewing and sharing my skills. I am a sustainable fashion workshops facilitator, hosting workshops all things mending and upcycling!
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