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Feb
22
CraftStylish posts a very useful tutorial showing how to repair a broken belt loop on your jeans. This isn’t exactly fine textile art, but it’s an important sewing technique nonetheless. And think of all the fabric you can buy with the money you save by not replacing those jeans. Get the tutorial.
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- Loop By the Yard fabric made from Tyvek
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