That is so frustrating, I have six pages like this as my block list. The magazines I'm following are just so flooded with these spam bots.
You can definitely sand it down, depending how far off the surface it broke that might take quite a while as ceramic is a really tough material. Then again that should take off the anxiety to destroy anything in that regard. With enough care even a grinder can be used to aid you in this process.
Depending on the desired visibility of the repair you can then paint over with good quality acrylic paint matchinf colours or going the extra mile to take your chances to append on the original design of the cup with some fun little motive, extending the personal story and connection to the piece in the philosophy of kirigami.
However you might decide to do this, I would be very happy and interested to see your results here on the magazine in a follow up post. Wish you all the best with your project.
Of course, go ahead! I would love to get this community more active and diverse, as I myself do mostly (swiss) darning and a bit of stitching.
Sure thing buddy. I hope to grow this community further and will try to get back into more regular posting of my mending journey.
The next few ones will probably be more practical fixing and not that much decorative, but soon I will get back to this, too!
Mending a bigger hole on the back of some jeans
A bit more invisible and at the same time messy than usual, but a fixed hole none the less.
The last round of the witch is dead that I DMed had exact moments like that with one player being a cat
Pretty nice work, reminded me of the sashiko section of one heavily mended shirts. Just posted if you wann have a look :)
Thank you for engaging here in this magazine. I'm super excited about the first contribution here apart from my works! Hope to see more from you, happy mending!
One of my first shirts from a concert I'm refusing to let die
Full shirt Closer view of larger fixed area Sashiko fixed bigger holes Already went through multiple phases of fixing, and the backdrop cloth for the bigger holes even started to wash out. This part was fixated through my first try with the shashiko approach.
Really nice! Is it naturally blue zircon you've got there or was it heat-treated?
Quick fixation of fraying cuff with green floss
Fitted stitch into the creases already existing on the cuff of one of my hoodies
Bit older clover and bee fix of a hole in my hoody
To keep this magazine active just showing off older work of mine. This was one of my first fixes and I still like it a lot and it's holding up really well.
Logseq communities on:
- kbin.social
- sh.itjust.works --> on kbin.social
- lemmy.ml --> on kbin.social
- a.gup.pe --> on kbin.social
Although on some of those magazine the federating of posts doesn't seem to work as it looks empty on here but there are posts on the respective instance
Fixed hole on pinstriped pants
Not too visible but in the spirit of mending. Went for a metallic silver thread for some extra shine for some visibility in comparison to plain white stripes on pants Detail of fixed hole Snapshot of hole before fixing up
Space themed sweatpants!
With quite a few holes to fix on these sweatpants I went for some larger space themed mends:
