A Stitch In Time

Posted on July 25, 2007 by Allie

You know that old saying, a stitch in time saves nine? Well, it’s true. Making simple repairs to your clothes and household linens — a few stitches to an unraveling hemline, or a loose button right — when you first notice a problem, can save you bigger repairs (or the need to replace the item) later. It’s another way to keep your belongings in commission longer, so you consume less and keep your footprint smaller.

Don’t know how to sew? Here’s a great video tutorial on sewing on buttons. And here’s one on mending a seam.


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