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Is this PG?

Is this PG?

Brand new to everything about this. This is my first time mending anything and I have minimal sewing experience. I thrifted a pair of pants with a rip at the crotch and I had this vision to do a contrasting thread to sew it up before I even looked up mending techniques and found this subreddit.

I ladder stitched the openings together and pulled tight and then whip stitched over the ridge it left. Hand stitched, no machine. It feels secure enough. I like that it’s imperfect. I don’t mind that it’s buckling the fabric slightly on the bottom. I didn’t want to use a patch.

What I’m asking is…. Is this something that is done? Is there a better technique to get the effect I’m going for? I’ve seen a lot cleaner mending techniques and I’m aware of shashiko, but that uses a patch and is not the look I was going for here. Or is this a rookie move that is not even practiced in the funky world of visible mending?

u/Sour-Plums- — 10 days ago
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Complete This List - Shoulder Bag Edition

I’ve recently fallen into obsession with the shoulder bag - and I kind of want them all. These are all of the ones that I know of so far. What am I missing in this list? (Not including recent release)

Black
Painted Wildflower
Candy Apple
Dove
Lemongrass
Celadon
Green juice
Avocado
Seaweed
Bay Laurel
Deep Sea
Navy
Cornflower
Brown
Taupe
Chocolate Plum
Coffee
Blurred Gingham
Sage Stripe
Green Star Plaid
Lantana
Photo Forest

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u/Sour-Plums- — 3 months ago