sewing kit.

[Pootle]

Pretty exciting topic here...
I was replacing a couple of buttons today. and it occurred to me that I've not carried a sewing kit in my day pack since I misplaced mine, probably a couple of years back now.
so I put one together whilst I had the stuff to hand.http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160518/f5ddd2f1528954f3383f9554a5309439.jpg

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there's a couple of pre threaded needles in a cotton wool pad with a few more needles. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160518/2fdcec044aeafc19519113850d0cbc08.jpg

and a threader with built in thread cutter.
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plus a lighter with led light on it, a safety pin (ill add more but need to pick some up. And a spool of cotton thread. I can't think of anything else that might be worth putting in there. I always have my sak on me so that covers cutting etc.

Anything any of you carry for fabric repairs? I generally have some gaffer tape somewhere in my bag so I've not added any here.

[Ehecatl]

Great idea. Don't forget dental floss for more heavy duty sewing. I've been told it doesn't rot which could be a bonus for certain repairs. Some people even us it for cleaning between their teeth! (what ever next! :happy-clapping: )

[wildwanderingwoodsman]

This is my sewing kit I carry
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[David_JAFO]

hello,
I used to have a linen roll British WWII Hussif dated 1942, now since the contents have grown, I carry a small Sistema container with all my bits n' bobs.
Regards
David

[Woody]

This is my sewing kit I carry
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That is smart. [emoji106]

[Pootle]

This is my sewing kit I carry
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Yeah that looks pretty tidy. though I think I'd struggle with cold fingers, hence the pre threaded needle!

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[David_JAFO]

hello,
Bump.. :p I should have added to the thread (pardon the pun) clear duct tape the British Forces are held together by this tape, instant multi use for running repairs.
Regards
David

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[Woody]

hello,
Bump.. [emoji14] I should have added to the thread (pardon the pun) clear duct tape the British Forces are held together by this tape, instant multi use for running repairs.
Regards
David

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I second that , gaffer tape and zip ties... that's the extent of my sewing ability.
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[shepherd]

in a small pouch in my haversack - which is kept in my work truck constantly i carry a nice little sewing kit, which iv used far more than most other bits of kits i carry.... fairly simple.. a couple of different colored spools of thread, small scissors, assorted small needles, 2 sail needles, thimble etc... i use it alot. would be lost without it.. T^

[Pete6015]

Its always a good idea to carry some Beeswax. If you run the thread through it, it makes it more durable and if your sewing a waterproof it adds to that as well.

[Ehecatl]

Or just use dental floss instead - it won't rot and is very tough. :happy-clapping:

[Woody]

Or just use dental floss instead - it won't rot and is very tough. :happy-clapping:
Nice tip there M@!
Never knew that... 👍👍
Thank you for sharing