Following with our March is Mending Month theme, today I’ll be showing you how to add a little length to your children’s pants so they can wear them longer. One issue I constantly face with my kids’ pants (especially my daughter’s) is that they will fit in the waist for a long time, but get […]
Continue ReadingIn keeping with March’s mending theme, Instructables user Phil B created an in-depth tutorial for fixing your telescoping rod-type suitcase from various problems stemming from heavy things having bent the rods.
Continue ReadingNow, let me just start out by saying that I am no darning expert. My grandmother taught me how to darn when I was a kid, but to be honest, I seem to lose socks before they ever have a chance to get holes in them! It is, however, a really useful skill, whether you […]
Continue ReadingI have this blue sweater I just love, even though it’s old and getting pilled and some of the buttons are falling off. I recently noticed some holes in the elbows too! But I’m not willing to go down without a fight, so I decided to repair it. Rather than try to do a subtle […]
Continue ReadingWelcome to Mending Month on CRAFT! All month we’ll be bringing you projects you can do to bring new life to things you already own. First up is a continual project I’ve been working on: mending one of my quilts. It’s the first one my mom made for me, and it must have been ten […]
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