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part of a pair of black jeans, with a hole in the pocket that has been repaired with white thread.
24 April 201912 July 2022 Andrew

Sewing: Mending Matters II

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Sewing: Star Bear

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7 February 2019 Andrew

Sewing: stiff baskets

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Sewing: Dithering

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Sewing: vest experiment

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