Back to the trousers with the red-and-white mending! Festive, no?

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Back to the trousers with the red-and-white mending! Festive, no?
More and more embroiderers are exploring visible mending techniques, both to extend the life of beloved items, as well as to showcase their
Boro stitching
Embroidered patches on my worn-out jeans.
Refusing to give up on these combats I rescued from the rag pile.
One area in particular is now on its fourth (fifth?) patch…
Really, predictive text? You thought I was more likely to write about cricket than crochet?
Stages of a mend, building up stars with stitching. The fabric had a very handy check woven into it, which I used to align the initial horizontal stitches. The pesky dart at the side was there already.
Yet more patches on patches.
These burgundy trousers are the fabric equivalent of medical donors. I’m down to the last few remnants.
A new patch; a new pattern. For this one, I stitched the white sections as normal, and then the red was woven through that.