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    “Can I Fix a Hole in an Expensive Sweater?”

    Behind The Scenes, Quick Fixes

    Q: Style Solution reader, Sarah, asks “How can i fix a hole in an expensive sweater I have?  Do I have to get rid of it?  The rest of it is still in great shape.”

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    A: If you are in the southern California area, simply take your knitwear to The Knitwear Doctor (1651- D Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa, CA 92627, 949 650 1025, www.knitweardoctor.com)

    This woman is an absolute magician when it comes to repairing holes, snags, and tears in knitwear.  Whether a moth has made a meal of your garment, or you destroyed it all by yourself, The Knitwear Doctor will save the day.  Keep her in mind when you are cleaning out your closet and considering tossing an expensive or sentimental item.   

    posted by Erin Stafford on 09.09.09 @ 11:40 am |

    2 Comments so far
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    Dear Erin,

    Here is a suggestion for other sweater issues: snags. Cnsider “Snag Nap It”. It’s a needle with a rough edge to pull a snag through. You often find these at fabric stores.

    By Mary Lin Dedeaux on 09.23.09 8:34 pm

    Hi, Its a needle with a rough edge to pull a snag through..!!!

    By Gopi Nathan on 10.11.09 9:46 pm

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