Frayed Threads Mending

Some duplicate stitches to cover up the toe of this stocking that was discolored from the fireplace and a knitted patch to cover up the name on one side. Ready for Christmas 2026!

This tattered Carhartt jacket belonged to my client's late father and her mom wanted to continue to wear it. We decided to do some fun visible plaid flannel patches. Life of jacket and a father/ huband's memory extended. ❤🥺

Our studio is usually closed for appointments on Fridays, so saying we're closed for tomorrow's strike would be meaningless. As with all movements, there's more than one way to participate. In support of the strike, Frayed Threads Mending will be donating 10% of our January profits to the Northwest Immigrants Rights Project (.w.i.r.p ).

We will continue to strive to be a Seattle micro business that is anti-capitalist, feminist, inclusive and sustainable. Remember that repair is resistance and do what you can to support your neighbors.

Hope your new year is off to a good start! 2025 was a solid year here at Frayed Threads. We brought in over 3,900 items for repair or alterations. Which beat last year's total by around 200. I had lots of help from , .sweater.repair, and Miriam, which is always appreciated.

I focused most of my classes this year , but also taught one back in November, which was lovely

Thank you to for inviting me to talk with your group about different knit repair techniques!

I don't currently have any grand new plans for Frayed Threads this year. Mostly holding things steady and doing my best to balance getting you your things in a reasonable time, taking time to rest and work on some of my personal projects. I look forward to seeing you in the studio in 2026!!
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