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I am having fun figuring out better ways to repair my gaiters while waitting for the Glove's new style to arrive.
Here is my last work. I tried using the flexible Tear Meader to glue them before stitching them and am curious to see how it holds up. I also really like using that strap to reinforce the bad tears.
The before and after
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Very good idea!
Posted by: Todd Hezeau | August 04, 2010 at 06:20 PM