Stitch came undone

[DanD]

I had a set of keys in my back pocket last night, didn’t realize it till I got out of my truck and felt a small tug. I saw I popped a stitch in the seat. Is there a way to fix this? I know it’s small but just worried it will get caught again causing a bigger issues.

 

[Scjon03]

This happen to me years ago. I had to undo the seat cover and wrap a thin string around the center of loop with a thin needle. Pushed it back through and tied it off or use very little glue to keep it in place. Just be careful not to undone the others.

 

[DanD]

This happen to me years ago. I had to undo the seat cover and wrap a thin string around the center of loop with a thin needle. Pushed it back through and tied it off or use very little glue to keep it in place. Just be careful not to undone the others.

That’s not a bad idea... might just have to do that.

 

[Nukegm426]

Just take some fingernail clippers and cut it flush

 

[ac1dd]

I had a set of keys in my back pocket last night, didn’t realize it till I got out of my truck and felt a small tug. I saw I popped a stitch in the seat. Is there a way to fix this? I know it’s small but just worried it will get caught again causing a bigger issues. View attachment 58085

The important part is that you don't want it coming undone anymore than it already has. If you didn't actually break the thread I would take a needle and push the loose part back into the hole and just use a little shoe goo to keep it in place. just a tiny pin head amount in the hole with the thread pushed back in.

 

[DanD]

The important part is that you don't want it coming undone anymore than it already has. If you didn't actually break the thread I would take a needle and push the loose part back into the hole and just use a little shoe goo to keep it in place. just a tiny pin head amount in the hole with the thread pushed back in.

Oh that's another good idea. I was thinking if theres was a way to just push it back in with it not coming back out.