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Firework Repair Workshop with Ali Clifford – at No.11 Kitchen, Ham Common 6 June 2026

Join us for a Saturday morning repair workshop at The No.11 Kitchen, at Langham House Saturday 6 June 2026. In just three hours, you will learn to repair a hole in your clothes, using the incredibusy firework repair method.

There are just ten places available for this intimate workshop, so book your place now...

Extend the life of a favourite pair of socks, sweater or your favourite slacks.

 

Firework Repair Workshop (6th June 2026, No.11 Kitchen)
Enter code Friend25 to receive 50% off your second ticket.
Terms: Both tickets must be purchased in a single transaction. Discount is capped at one half-price ticket per order.

 

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incredibusy salvaged speed loom starter kit

If you would like to mend or darn a hole in your clothes, the incredibusy salvaged speed loom is a tool designed to simplify the process of darning and repairing small snags in fabric. Extend the life of a favourite sweater or your denim jeans. Great fun too if you fancy experimenting with the creative weaving process in miniature!

Hand made in the UK, these incredibusy salvaged speed loom starter kits are constructed using carefully selected components, ensuring they align with our values of sustainability and ethical manufacturing.

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Firework Repair Method Part One – scotch darning, spiderweb repair

Get started with visible mending using a wooden darning disc in this beginner-friendly video tutorial by Ali Clifford. Designed for owners of the Incredibusy salvaged speed loom (or vintage Speedweve looms), you can also use a jam jar lid, or something similar in shape!
this step-by-step guide covers essential techniques for the Firework Repair Method including blanket stitch, threading a needle, and setting up for neat, durable repairs.

Ideal if you’re new to darning or want a quick refresher, this 8:30 minute captioned video helps you repair worn out holes in knitwear with confidence. Instant access via private link, with unlimited viewing.

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Getting started with an incredibusy salvaged speed loom – video

Get started with visible mending using a Speedweve-style darning loom in this beginner-friendly video tutorial by Ali Clifford. Designed for owners of the Incredibusy salvaged speed loom (or vintage Speedweve looms), this step-by-step guide covers essential techniques including warping, wefting, and setting up your loom for neat, durable repairs.

Ideal if you’re new to darning or want a quick refresher, this 14-minute captioned video helps you repair holes in knitwear with confidence. Instant access via private link, with unlimited viewing.

 

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Online one-to-one Workshop intro to the incredibusy salvaged speed loom

Join Ali Clifford for an intimate online 1-1 workshop, you will learn to repair a hole in your clothes, using the incredibusy salvaged speed loom. This is a handcrafted tool designed to simplify the process of darning and repairing small snags in fabric.

Book here, and chat with Ali to arrange a convenient time to join the one to one workshop online  - hello@aliclifford.co.uk

Extend the life of a favourite socks, sweater or your denim jeans. Great fun too if you fancy experimenting with the creative weaving process in miniature!

Hand made in the UK, these incredibusy salvaged speed looms are constructed using carefully selected components, ensuring they align with our values of sustainability and ethical manufacturing.

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Pack of 3 Fixits sticks

Fixits 3 pack, in three classic colours, orange, white and black.

Perfect for DIY projects, or anyone looking to reduce waste, FixIts helps you repair and restore items instead of throwing them away.

I've used Fixits to mend broken hairbrushes, fridge-freezer drawers, spectacles and scissors, and other household fixes, it’s a simple way to extend the life of the things you use every day.

• Reusable: each stick can be softened and reshaped multiple times (in boiling water, or with a hairdryer)
• Multi-purpose: ideal for repairs where glue or tape won’t hold or for making useful things like my needle-threaders

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Visible Mending Workshop with Ali Clifford

Creatively extend the life of a favourite pair of socks, a sweater or your denim jeans.

Next London workshops:

  • 🧶25th April 2026 - Gudrun Sjoden - Saturday - Drop in, 12noon - 2pm London, 65-67 Monmouth Street
  • 🧶23 May 2026 - Canons House - Saturday, by appointment only, 10am - 2pm Mitcham (please sign up to my newsletter and I'll send you the booking form for this workshop)


or how about a one-to-one online classes available HERE

 

CLICK HERE to purchase your own Salvaged Speed Loom

Great fun too if you fancy experimenting with the creative weaving process in miniature.

REVIEWS: "I absolutely love this salvaged speed loom kit. Recycled, ethically sourced and beautiful too. The workshop on how to use it was good fun and it was a real treat to meet Ali, the mind behind this lovely product. Not only is it all beautifully presented, the repairing is SO satisfying!!"

"I am so pleased with my salvaged speed loom and am currently in the midst of darning every holey item I own (which, by the way, is a lot of items). It feels more like a craft than a chore with this lovely device and it is very easy to get to grips with! This is something that will last me for the rest of my life and I’m so glad I invested. I’ve already got friends lining up to borrow it too!"

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