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Those who have torn a well-loved suit, ripped an expensive silk blouse and found that the cost of professional repair exceeds the original price of the clothes; the mothers of children whose activities seem solely designed to put holes in new clothes or those saints among us responsible for the mundane but money-saving tasks of turning worn collars and cuffs will be thankful for this, the first comprehensive guide to clothes repair. Maureen Goldsworthy explains: darning by hand and machine, patching, repairing knitted fabrics whether hand or warp knitted or double jersey, mending with…
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Editions
5 editions- Paperback · English · 1980Scarborough House · 9780812860467
- Hardcover · English · 1979Mills & Boon · 127 pages · 9780263064049
- Other · English · 1980Stein and Day · 127 pages · 9780812826951
- Other · English · 1979Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited · 9780263064018
- Other · English · 1979Bell and Hyman · 128 pages · 9780713520064
RepairingClothing and dressNeedleworkAmateurs' manualsClothing and dress, repairing









