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Step 4Stitch the Rip.
Wear the fishnets so you can see where the rip is.
Wearing the fishnets will also provide the stretch and tension as well.
If the rip is in a difficult area, move it around so you can work with it.
Observe the pattern and imitate it.
For regular fishnets, it is the center of the hole.
Secure thread by taking a couple stitches on the bottom
(no need to make a knot at the end)
then attach it to the top and take a couple more stitches.
Don't overdo the stitching or else you'll get a bunched knot.
I posted a video on YouTube if you're having trouble seeing it in Instructables:
Repairing Fishnets
Now go fix your stockings!
Wearing the fishnets will also provide the stretch and tension as well.
If the rip is in a difficult area, move it around so you can work with it.
Observe the pattern and imitate it.
For regular fishnets, it is the center of the hole.
Secure thread by taking a couple stitches on the bottom
(no need to make a knot at the end)
then attach it to the top and take a couple more stitches.
Don't overdo the stitching or else you'll get a bunched knot.
I posted a video on YouTube if you're having trouble seeing it in Instructables:
Repairing Fishnets
Now go fix your stockings!
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