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so I just mended these pants
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Barbarella wrote:
and I need to model them and take photos for my art page but idk how to model them without it being a full on crotch shot - since its a crotch mend lol


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do you fix things or just replace them?
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Date: 06-09-2021 17:59
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Raquelle wrote:
I really like the look
so fun

i’m a fan of fixing things too instead of buying new
because i have quite an expensive taste
even though i thrift most of my stuff
i get attached too! 
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Date: 06-09-2021 18:14
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kagura wrote:
very nice 
yes i like to fix alwayss 
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Date: 06-09-2021 18:17
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MissLondon wrote:
If it can’t be “repaired” with 
a safety pin or camouflaged with accessories 
it’s replaced 
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Date: 06-09-2021 18:18
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Rotte wrote:
When it comes to clothes, they usually get replaced. Usually it's the thighs that go first and i don't wanna risk having my thighs out somewhere, if my fix don't hold. if it's a single hole in a shirt or tshirt, i just sow it together.
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Date: 06-09-2021 18:22
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Limbs wrote:
i've started mending the crotch on my jeans as well because i have to replace them so often otherwise. i do usually fix before replacing other things as well yes
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Date: 06-09-2021 18:56
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Barbarella wrote:
if I love it, I fix it
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Date: 06-09-2021 21:09
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Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
If it can’t be “repaired” with 
a safety pin or camouflaged with accessories 
it’s replaced 
reminds me of a passage from The Story of Mary MacLane

"When certain of my skirts need sewing, they don’t get sewed. I simply pin the rents in them together and it lasts as long or longer than if I had seated myself in my stiff-backed chair with a needle and thread and mended them—like a sensible girl. (I hate a sensible girl.)
Though I have never yet hurriedly pinned up a torn flounce or several inches of skirt-binding without saying softly to myself, using a trite, expressive phrase, “Certainly, it’s a hell of a way to do.” Still I never take a needle and mend my garments. I couldn’t, anyway. I never learned to sew, and I don’t intend ever to learn. It reminds me too much of a constipated dressmaker."
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Date: 06-09-2021 21:11
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ouch wrote:
I don't fix stuff but I don't replace them either
I just continue wearing or throw them in the trash
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Date: 06-09-2021 21:13
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Alam wrote:
ouch wrote:
I don't fix stuff but I don't replace them either
I just continue wearing or throw them in the trash
Same. I tell myself I'll fix them eventually but I never do. My favourite shirt has a hole in the elbow, like a big one. It had it when I found it and I've been saying I'll patch it up but I just keep wearing it with the sleeves rolled up.
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Date: 06-09-2021 21:57
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ouch wrote:
Alam wrote:
ouch wrote:
I don't fix stuff but I don't replace them either
I just continue wearing or throw them in the trash
Same. I tell myself I'll fix them eventually but I never do. My favourite shirt has a hole in the elbow, like a big one. It had it when I found it and I've been saying I'll patch it up but I just keep wearing it with the sleeves rolled up.
I have a pair of pants w hole on the inner thigh, but tbh idc as long as its not just straight view to the genitals lmfao
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Date: 06-09-2021 21:59
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MissLondon wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
If it can’t be “repaired” with 
a safety pin or camouflaged with accessories 
it’s replaced 
reminds me of a passage from The Story of Mary MacLane

"When certain of my skirts need sewing, they don’t get sewed. I simply pin the rents in them together and it lasts as long or longer than if I had seated myself in my stiff-backed chair with a needle and thread and mended them—like a sensible girl. (I hate a sensible girl.)
Though I have never yet hurriedly pinned up a torn flounce or several inches of skirt-binding without saying softly to myself, using a trite, expressive phrase, “Certainly, it’s a hell of a way to do.” Still I never take a needle and mend my garments. I couldn’t, anyway. I never learned to sew, and I don’t intend ever to learn. It reminds me too much of a constipated dressmaker."
I don’t hem either
if something is too long
and I can’t have it tailored in time
magic tape to the rescue đŸ˜‚đŸ€·đŸŸâ€â™€ïž
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Date: 06-09-2021 23:39
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Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
MissLondon wrote:
If it can’t be “repaired” with 
a safety pin or camouflaged with accessories 
it’s replaced 
reminds me of a passage from The Story of Mary MacLane

"When certain of my skirts need sewing, they don’t get sewed. I simply pin the rents in them together and it lasts as long or longer than if I had seated myself in my stiff-backed chair with a needle and thread and mended them—like a sensible girl. (I hate a sensible girl.)
Though I have never yet hurriedly pinned up a torn flounce or several inches of skirt-binding without saying softly to myself, using a trite, expressive phrase, “Certainly, it’s a hell of a way to do.” Still I never take a needle and mend my garments. I couldn’t, anyway. I never learned to sew, and I don’t intend ever to learn. It reminds me too much of a constipated dressmaker."
I don’t hem either
if something is too long
and I can’t have it tailored in time
magic tape to the rescue đŸ˜‚đŸ€·đŸŸâ€â™€ïž
See and clothes are so cheap now that its actually more cost effective for someone to just replace something, or cut it short, than to pay someone like me to fix it 
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Date: 06-09-2021 23:47
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