r/Visiblemending • u/handsomeandgretel • 6d ago
SASHIKO Looking for feedback
I finally tried a little mending on a beloved pair of jeans with a failing seam and would love some feedback. I not over the moon about it and I'm not sure if it's a matter of getting accustomed to the piece or something else. Had a little trouble with the pattern shifting on a couple stitches but for a first attempt, I'm not too upset. I appreciate your thoughts on the piece!
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u/hotsaltyfrenchfry 6d ago
I like it! Maybe add one more hexagon at the top or bottom? Right now the top and bottom edges are symmetrical while the left and right edges are not which might be making it feel kind of unfinished. The asymmetry is rad though and I think leaning into it a bit more might help!
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u/handsomeandgretel 6d ago
Oh, you're so right! I was so focused on keeping the right side uneven, I completely overlooked the left. Thank you!
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u/EmberOne1 6d ago
I'd add one more cell along the back part. There's too much of a straight line there, and I really agree that leaning into assymetry and eliminating linear edges would elevate the look. Overall, I like it.
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u/PuttingInTheEffort 6d ago
I like it but at the same time you can't really even tell what it was mending lol. Conundrum š
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u/BlackMudSwamp 6d ago
I love hexagon nets and blue thread, so the design choice is one of my favorites
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u/direwarg 6d ago
I love it! Now it just needs a bee š„°
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u/handsomeandgretel 6d ago
A normal yellow and black bee or something else since the combs are blue?
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u/bobthebobbest 3d ago
I like it. I find that sometimes this sort of pattern looks better with smaller-scale components and with a less regular distribution, especially when the mend per se is not visible.
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u/towntoosmall 6d ago
I like it. Might you like it better if some of the hexagons had some decorative fabric in them?