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Find the offender. Thread your needle. We didn’t have any matching heavy-duty coat & button thread, so we used 4 thicknesses of all-purpose poly-coated polyester thread. The seam of the umbrella was unsewn at the tip, so we used a chain stitch to repair it.

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