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aChicken
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I tore my winter coat today and since it's winter, the shops aren't selling any winter clothes:mad: so I can't buy a new one.
Anyway I'm not sure if I can fix it since it has polyester padding inside and it's just the top layer of fabric that ripped so I can't see a way to use iron-on patches or wonderweb etc (not that I own an iron!)
Does anyone have any tips? Would fabric glue be an option? Or should I just wear 12 jumpers til the summer?
Anyway I'm not sure if I can fix it since it has polyester padding inside and it's just the top layer of fabric that ripped so I can't see a way to use iron-on patches or wonderweb etc (not that I own an iron!)
Does anyone have any tips? Would fabric glue be an option? Or should I just wear 12 jumpers til the summer?
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hi hun dont now about sewing bit but mattalans got some lovely coats in at the moment got a ski coat for my sun for £70
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If this happens to me with a coat with a lining, I usually unpick the lining at a point where it's easy to access the tear, repair the tear from the inside and then restitch the lining sewing from the outside but using very very small stiches.0
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If this happens to me with a coat with a lining, I usually unpick the lining at a point where it's easy to access the tear, repair the tear from the inside and then restitch the lining sewing from the outside but using very very small stiches.
Sounds a bit scary, I'm not great at this sort of thing but I might just have a go at that. Thank you.0 -
i would agree it may take a while but it is cheaper than buying new coat or freezing to death,im terrible for wonderweb its amazing stuff:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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a lot of dry cleaners do small repairs or alterations to clothing. It might be cheaper than buying a new coat if you really think the sewing is beyond you. But there again it probably won't be cheaper than a matalan coat!weaving through the chaos...0
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I wonder whether you could slip some wonderweb inside the hole where the tear is, then iron it on the outside?0
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