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i have an old fur blanket and i have to repair it
but the leather is so worn down that it fals appart if you try to sew it
how can i re inforce it ? (sorry for my bad english)
what can i do to make it stronger again so that i can sew it back together?
help !!!
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Mar 12, 2010, 04.57 AMby mlssfshn
I’m afraid it may be a loss, but you could try bonding it to a fiber with Mistyfuse