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VISIBLE MENDING · QUICK START

Repair it.
Make it yours.

Set up your upgraded darning loom and weave a clean, colorful patch in a few simple steps.

Beginner friendly SKU: Knit Patch Kit_1
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START HERE

Quick-start video

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FOLLOW ALONG

Make your first patch

  1. 1

    Prepare the repair area

    Trim loose fibers and place the worn area over the center of the solid wood base. Pick a cotton thread color that matches—or make the repair a feature with a bright contrast.

  2. 2

    Secure the fabric

    Center the damaged spot below the hooks. Fit the metal spring retainer around the base so the fabric stays flat and firm without being overstretched.

  3. 3

    Set the vertical threads

    Anchor your thread on the reverse side. Guide it back and forth around the hooks to form straight, evenly spaced warp threads across the repair.

  4. 4

    Weave the patch

    Use the needle or latch hook to weave over one thread and under the next. Reverse the pattern on every row and gently press each row close to the last.

  5. 5

    Remove and finish

    Lift the loops off the hooks one at a time. Remove the spring retainer, turn the fabric over, weave in the thread tails securely, and trim the excess.

Knit Patch Kit with darning loom, thread, needles, hook, guide book and storage bag

IN YOUR KIT

Everything you need to begin

  • Upgraded darning loom with larger solid wood base
  • Hidden metal spring fabric retainer
  • 50-color cotton thread collection
  • Needles, latch hook and needle storage box
  • Stitch guide book and zippered storage bag
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BETTER RESULTS

Small tips, neater patches

Keep tension even

Threads should be firm, not tight enough to pull or distort the fabric.

Pack rows gently

Use the needle tip to nudge each row together for a dense, durable repair.

Practice first

Try a small patch on scrap fabric before repairing a favorite garment.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Quick answers

What fabrics can I repair?

The loom works well for many sweaters, socks, scarves, jeans, elbows and knees. Delicate or very stretchy fabric may need a lighter touch and a finer needle.

Why is my patch pulling inward?

Your warp or weaving thread is probably too tight. Loosen the tension and keep the fabric flat on the base while you work.

Can I use my own thread?

Yes. Choose a thread weight that suits the garment and can pass comfortably through your needle and existing fabric.