Is there anyway to fix the nap in a towel. This defect is right smack in the middle of my design. If not should I cut it off? It is a towel so I can't put glue on it.
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I sometimes have success with a crochet hook (very small) put through the back to front and pulled through
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29237Hello Dear, happened to me too. I pulled a stronger thread through the loop, threadet both ends through a needle and stitched the loop through the middle of the wowen fabric. Just a few stitches. When the loop is as big as all the others, you can release the "helping-thread". Donne, no cutting, no knots. Good luck, hugs
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by cfidl
14 Sep 2018
I think I understand, I wonder if the is a youtube on this. UGH I was so close!
by Kampfzwerg
14 Sep 2018
Its my own solution. When I have a problem, the solution jumps on me. If not, I sleep it over. In the morning the the solution appeares like magic. I`m also good in finding things. My husband lost his key. He drove me crazy. He was serching for allmost one hour. "Have you looked in your pockets?" "I didn`t put it there." Where was It? In his trouser-pocket.
by cfidl
15 Sep 2018
Lol! Well I slept so hard last night, because I worked too hard yesterday. Maybe tomorrow I will pull it off. I am usually the cause off my hubby not finding things. I pick up and then he can't find. Just the other day it was the electric bill. I had grabbed it to get the phone number to report our power was out. He is ready to walk out the door with out it, and I noticed the envelope right next to me. Lol!
7871You don't show the whole design but if possible add something to cover up the boo boo.
22595Oh dear! I usually just pull it to the backside, cut the thread in the middle, and tie a small knot and trim. But that would also leave a small lump. How about stitching a small heart over it? You'd have to trim it first and place the heart carefully, but it would avoid the lump problem.
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