Mend & Makehttps://mendandmake.pages.dev/A clothing repair journal about small mending projects, fabric care and making a useful place at the worktable.enA button repair begins before the needlehttps://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/a-button-repair-begins-before-the-needle/https://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/a-button-repair-begins-before-the-needle/Check the button, its position and the fabric underneath before choosing thread.Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:00:00 GMTSplit seam or torn fabric? Look before stitchinghttps://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/split-seam-or-torn-fabric/https://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/split-seam-or-torn-fabric/A gap along an old stitch line and a tear through cloth call for different questions.Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:00:00 GMTMake a patch sample before touching the garmenthttps://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/make-a-patch-sample-first/https://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/make-a-patch-sample-first/A scrap gives you somewhere to test scale, color and handling without committing the finished piece.Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:00:00 GMTTurn a care label into a readable cardhttps://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/turn-a-care-label-into-a-readable-card/https://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/turn-a-care-label-into-a-readable-card/Keep washing, drying and pressing instructions together instead of remembering only the first symbol.Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:00:00 GMTA mending tray with an exit planhttps://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/a-mending-tray-with-an-exit-plan/https://mendandmake.pages.dev/journal/a-mending-tray-with-an-exit-plan/A repair pile becomes easier to use when each garment has a next action and a clear place to go.Mon, 02 Nov 2026 09:00:00 GMT