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>>91732
Put clear nail polish over and around the hole and sew it up. You could put a patch on it too.

>>91732
Sage for double posting but you could also just get a new pair considering they're like $5 on amazon

>>91732
>>91732

I've been dying for for a thread like this, I feel sick when I have to get rid of things because they no longer fit right or I can't do the most basic alterations to make them cuter. Has anyone taught themselves how to alter clothes on the sewing machine or take stuff to get tailored?

I buy almost everything second hand (hate fast fashion, but too broke to buy quality eco-friendly brands) so a lot of the stuff I own could use some nips and tucks.

>>91769
Only take stuff you really love or whatever is made with a difficult-to-work-with material (silk, leather, etc) because I found it to be really expensive. If you look around on the internet (specifically youtube) you can find plenty of good tutorials for tailoring clothes in very simplistic ways, as in, nothing really professionally tailored so don't necessarily expect perfection.