Letting Him reweave the cloth to His Design

Reweaving - Reweaving is a very specialized expertise in which the craftsman can repair tears and holes in virtually any type of clothing.  We specialize in “French or Invisible Weaving”, In-Weaving” or “Piece Weaving” and “Re-Knitting” or “Knit Weaving.” We can repair virtually every type of garment including cashmere, tweed, plaid, wool, most silks, linen, cotton and knits. Customers often bring us garments with cigarette burns, moth holes, silverfish damage, tears and snags.

The technique “French Weaving” or “Invisible Weaving” is done by taking threads from hidden areas of the garment and weaving the same strands of the fabric through the hole thread by thread where the existing hole disappears becoming “Invisible.” Although it is almost invisible to the eye, some of the results may have variations depending on the pattern.

The technique of “In-Reweaving or Piece Weaving” is used for larger holes or tears. A patch of fabric is taken from a hidden area of the garment and used to create the same pattern and weave over the hole.

The technique of “Re-Knitting” or “Knit Weaving” is used on sweaters or knit wear in which yarn is used from the same material. We can shorten the knit garments sleeves or length

Finding healing for the broken and wounded.

Michal (the bitterness of betrayal) - taken from her first husband David by her father and forced to marry another, taken from the man she was forced to marry (Adriel), in bitterness mocks David, watches 5 of her sons hung

Tamar (the shame of assault and the lack of protection from her father) - raped by her brother, then abandoned by him, watches her other brother kill the one who raped her, basically because her father did nothing, and then the brother who defended her instead of her father, is killed in a rebellion against her father

The prodigal - not appreciating what he has, takes his inheritance, wastes it. The prodigal, the shame, the understanding that comes from knowing that you have been wasting your life

Hear my cry: Psalm 61 “For the music director, upon stringed instruments. Of David. Hear, O God, my cry; attend to my prayer. From the end of the earth I call to you when my heart grows faint. You will lead me to a rock that is higher than I. For you have been my refuge, a strong tower from the enemy. Let me reside in your tent forever. Let me take refuge under the covering of your wings. Selah For you, O God, you have heard my vows. You have given me the heritage of those who fear your name. You will add days to the days of the king, his years like those of many generations. May he live forever in the presence of God. Appoint loyal love and faithfulness to preserve him. So I will sing the praise of your name forever, that I may fulfill my vows daily.”

Letting the master reweave the cloth to his design. Various methods of coping are used, denial must stop, so that the master can heal the wounds. Let him reweave the cloth of your life