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Upholstery Repair: How to Sew a Ripped Seam

Thread the needle and tie a knot at the end. Prep the rip by doing a back stitch on one side of the open seam, going all the way from one end of the damage to the other. This will prevent the seam ...
Couches are one of the more major financial investments when it comes to furniture in your home. They also get some of the most use, making it unsurprising that they all endure some level of wear and ...