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Mar
24
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The folks over at Craftzine show how to camouflage a rip in your favorite shirt. Instead of covering the hole, use reverse applique to turn it into a design feature. Get the how-to.
[tags]sewing, tutorial, reverse applique, mending[/tags]
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By Anne Weaver
- Tutorial: Mending ripped fabric
- Tutorial: Reverse applique
- Tutorial: Reverse applique
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- Tutorial: Pretty patches on your jeans
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