Imagine creating a darning for a car; it will touch a curved surface area; This is the established way of darning. That is: you carry out vertical and horizontal running lines so that the hole is closed accordingly and repaired. Darning buy arm is done through stitches with your yarn fabric.
Are you closing the hole? In some ways, this is the wrong word, because it can cause you to close the hole by pulling the side areas of the fabric over the hole. Thus, the effect of tightening. It is not darning, and neither the twine covering the hole has any random stitches. It is darned and then a patch made from the same yarn as an item of clothing or an accessory, such as a sock. Yes, the darn is somehow aimed at closing or repairing the hole through the patch, but it's better than that! He recovers a piece of clothing by creating fabric weaving. with a suitable stitch, i.e. with stitches.
Care for the right needle; You need a special darn; You also need the right yarn or fabric to repair the hole; Look again at the hole and see how “bad” it is; You want to cover the hole. What for? Do you really want to repair the sock and close the hole; You want to cover the hole in the sense of repairing it; You want to make a sock, for example, more convenient. The hole may be in the toe or heel area; You do not want to tighten the sock; or make less space; you must also provide sufficient space so that the tear or hole does not recur; This is the darn target.
An important step in darning is correct grip with the hole; Make it easy for yourself and try to create a surface for work, i.e. E. Suitable stitches for the surface to be repaired. So make a hole & # 39; areas of your surface so you can quickly sew up and work accurately. The sock or leg that it covers is obviously something curved and three-dimensional. However, these are the wrong words. A sock is not just a surface. and thus it is reasonable to create a curved surface for work; Then you can sew and work on this curved surface. Remember that the sock is stretched, and it is also reasonable to put a sock on something that gives a sock that stretches; the leg is that stretched sock; Thus, something that gives stretching, for example, something with a curved surface.
The established darning method is to reinforce the area around the hole with a suitable stitch. Make suitable vertical seams in the direction of the hole in the so-called horizontal line. Then turn the sock over so that you can sew on top of the hole. The goal is to close the hole, and you can do the stitches at the bottom, and on the horizontal side, you can do it from the other side. You do not need to do darning in only two areas. You can do this in three areas, for example, above and below, and then on one side horizontally or in the transverse direction; directional line; or on both sides. But you have to pierce the hole, and two areas are enough and will create a tidier finish.
However, when you are sewn into the hole, you must take the yarn through the hole in the fabric on the other side. It is recommended to embroider the hole by about 1/2 inch, i.e. on the horizontal, as well as vertical or across the hole, and then up or down, depending on the situation.
You probably ended the yarn on the needle. Repeat the thread and now work on the vertical line of the hole if you have just completed the intersection line. The goal is to create a sample of the entire fabric; The hole should have its warp lines and weft and the walking stitches you now make down. must merge with the sewing.
These notes are also intended to help create a suitable sewing machine. The suture can be said to look like a loop. Just as a loop stitch removes the fabric, darn creates a fabric. Notice how the darn's stitching comes from the up and cross direction. This principle underlies the darning process.
