Kaketsugi: The Japanese Art of Invisible Mending That Makes Clothing Holes Disappear

Iga | Modern crochet patterns and tips | Handmade home decor on Instagram: "Invisible crochet finishing 👌 I used to always finish my projects with a slip stitch, until I started working with thicker cords and noticed how visible and messy the ending looked. Together with my grandma, we figured out this simple little trick called the Invisible Ending. Between us, we like to call it a “fake loop”, because it creates a false stitch that looks just like a real one. 😅 It helps create a much cleaner

ALLUDE CASHMERE CLINIC on Instagram: "This sweater came to us after a DIY repair didn’t turn out as hoped. The repair was noticeable, so the owner no longer wanted to wear it. If you’re aiming for an invisible repair and don’t have experience with mending, we don’t recommend experimenting on your favourite piece. If the technique is not right, and the yarn doesn’t match, the texture will look uneven. And removing those stitches later often makes the hole larger and the repair more complex. The s