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Another tattered piece of that wonderful plaid.
The embroidery thread here is quite frayed and broken.
Same Red-Under, Crepeline-Over technique was used to stabilize, protect, and preserve the plaid.
Here, some of the re-embroidery has been completed.
Notice the groups of 4 holes where the original embroidery was stitched in the adjoining piece.
Using the same stitch holes when re-embroidering avoids making new needle-holes which could weaken the fabric.
Picture on left is restored area.
Inset on right is a printed picture of the same area before restoration.Use red tie-stitch for orientation.
Red underlay supports the plaid and hides those holes. Re-embroidery used the original needle-holes.
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