How To Repair A Hole In Cotton Winter Gloves By Hand Sewing Apparel Tutorial
How to Repair a Hole in Cotton Winter Gloves by Hand Sewing
Don’t let a small hole in your favorite cotton winter gloves render them useless. With a few simple steps and some basic sewing skills, you can repair the hole and extend the life of your gloves. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through the process of hand sewing a hole in cotton winter gloves.
Step 1: Prepare the Glove
Begin by turning the glove inside out. This will ensure that the stitching from the repair won’t be visible on the outside of the glove. Locate the hole and gently stretch it to determine the size of the repair needed.
Step 2: Cut Away Loose Thread
Using sewing scissors, carefully cut away any loose thread or frayed sections around the hole. This will help the sewing process be easier and prevent further damage to the glove.
Step 3: Thread the Needle
Cut a length of thread, approximately 24 inches, with a color that matches your gloves. Hold the needle with your thumb and index finger and insert one end of the thread into the eye of the needle. Pull the thread through the needle about halfway.
Step 4: Tie a Knot
Find both ends of the thread and line them up together. Create a knot at the end of the thread by wrapping the thread around the needle three times and then pulling the needle and thread through to make a knot.
Step 5: Sew the Hole
Insert the needle as close to the edge of the hole as possible and pull the needle and all of the thread through the glove. Repeat this process, moving around the hole in a circular motion, until you reach the other end of the hole.
Step 6: Finish the Repair
Once you’ve completed the repair, tie a knot on the inside of the glove to secure the thread. Cut the excess thread off and turn the glove right side out.
Step 7: Wear and Enjoy
Try on the glove to ensure the repair is secure and comfortable. With proper care, your repaired glove should last for many more wearings.
At Salvation Repair, we offer a limited lifetime guarantee on all parts and labor. If you’re not comfortable with this repair or if the hole is too large, consider scheduling a repair with us at https://salvationrepair.com/repair.
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