#135: How to Triage your Mends with Jeanna Wigger Check Your Thread
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Have you ever found yourself unsure of how to proceed with fixing a damaged garment? The two most common stumbling blocks are knowing what mending technique to use, and knowing what materials are the best choice to create a long lasting repair. Today mending expert Jeanna Wigger and I guide you on how to triage your mending pile and answer those tricky questions. We then go on to respond to some mending dilemmas submitted by patrons of the podcast. By the end of this episode, you’ll have a much clearer idea of how to tackle your next repair.
Support the podcast over on Patreon!
Find some great pre-owned sewing resources whilst getting essential funds to Palestinians in Gaza via the @destash4palestine Instagram account.
You can follow Jeanna on Instagram @thepeoplesmending.
Listen to my previous conversations with Jeanna about the Winter of Care and Repair challenge:
Ep. #115: Winter of Care and Repair with Jeanna Wigger
Ep. #132: A Season of Mending with Jeanna Wigger
I help you consider the two main approaches to mending:
Ep. #68: Visible Vs Invisible Mending
Jeanna adopted a ‘hidden in plain sight’ approach to fixing these T-shirts:
Find Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald via her website, and on Instagram @erinlewisfitzgerald.
Hear Erin’s episodes on CYT:
Ep. #39: Modern Mending with Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald
Ep. #40: Experimend with Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald
Erin also has an online shop, Modern Mending, where you can find high quality mending supplies.
With help from lovely listeners, we explore the use of fabric scraps:
Ep. #127: Scrap Strategies Part 1
Ep. #128: Scrap Strategies Part 2
For more info on patching:
Ep. #47: Introduction to Patching
Amy Meissner (@amymeissnerartist) is an Alaskan-based artist.
My recent knee-replacement mend on my son’s joggers:
Have you ever found yourself unsure of how to proceed with fixing a damaged garment? The two most common stumbling blocks are knowing what mending technique to use, and knowing what materials are the best choice to create a long lasting repair. Today mending expert Jeanna Wigger and I guide you on how to triage your mending pile and answer those tricky questions. We then go on to respond to some mending dilemmas submitted by patrons of the podcast. By the end of this episode, you’ll have a much clearer idea of how to tackle your next repair.
Support the podcast over on Patreon!
Find some great pre-owned sewing resources whilst getting essential funds to Palestinians in Gaza via the @destash4palestine Instagram account.
You can follow Jeanna on Instagram @thepeoplesmending.
Listen to my previous conversations with Jeanna about the Winter of Care and Repair challenge:
Ep. #115: Winter of Care and Repair with Jeanna Wigger
Ep. #132: A Season of Mending with Jeanna Wigger
I help you consider the two main approaches to mending:
Ep. #68: Visible Vs Invisible Mending
Jeanna adopted a ‘hidden in plain sight’ approach to fixing these T-shirts:
Find Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald via her website, and on Instagram @erinlewisfitzgerald.
Hear Erin’s episodes on CYT:
Ep. #39: Modern Mending with Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald
Ep. #40: Experimend with Erin Lewis-Fitzgerald
Erin also has an online shop, Modern Mending, where you can find high quality mending supplies.
With help from lovely listeners, we explore the use of fabric scraps:
Ep. #127: Scrap Strategies Part 1
Ep. #128: Scrap Strategies Part 2
For more info on patching:
Ep. #47: Introduction to Patching
Amy Meissner (@amymeissnerartist) is an Alaskan-based artist.
My recent knee-replacement mend on my son’s joggers: