Introduction

I will demonstrate how to repair the torn lining of a piece of clothing using simple methods and accessible tools. This fix will show you how to replace the inner lining of this garment in a few non-tedious steps.

The inner lining of a skirt is a very essential part and caters to a diverse range of needs, from the privacy and conservation of the body to those that desire it, to warmth, personal style choices and sustainability practices.

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    • Cut out the old or damaged skirt lining. This can be done using a pair of scissors, or a razor blade/seam ripper if you have one.

    • Blades might give you a neater finish after this step but take longer to use.

    • Be careful when using sharp objects.

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    • After threading the needle, take some new lining (chiffon or silk material), iron it out, and make sure the lining isn't longer than the actual skirt.

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    • Gently insert the threaded needle. Be careful not to prick your finger.

    • Push through the skirt fabric from below.

    • Pull the needle all the way out to form a stitch.

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    • Continue with step 3 until you create stitches around the whole waistband of your skirt.

    • It should look somewhat like this when you make it halfway around the waistband of the skirt.

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    • Cut out extra fabric if you have any, and here's what the waistline of your skirt should look like.

    • Try it on!

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