resewed

Stitched once more

Resewed is the past tense of resew, meaning to sew again—typically to repair a seam that has come apart or to improve previous stitching: The tailor resewed the hem after it unraveled.

The past participle can be either resewed or resewn.

mending

patching

Repairing by covering

hemming · reinforcing · basting · tacking · repairing · reattaching · closing · rejoining · securing · mending

technique

needle

Pointed implement for sewing

backstitch · whipstitch · overcast · running stitch · suture · thimble · bobbin · patchwork · embroidery · darning needle

garments

button

Disc through a hole

  • hemFolded garment edge
  • tearTo pull apart
  • ripTear apart forcibly

hole · lining · pocket · seam · cuff · collar · zipper · waistband · sleeve · fabric

restoration

salvaged

Rescued from destruction

restored · revived · rescued · rehabilitated · conserved · preserved · heirloom · antique · vintage · cherished

Opposites
repetition vs. initial action

resewedsewed

Joined fabric with thread

stitched · sewn · made

construction vs. deconstruction

resewedunstitched

Seams have come apart

unsewed · ripped out · tore apart · unpicked · unraveled

Family

resew, resewing, resewn, resews

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G