How to sew a backpack clip back on?
460986
A needle and some fishing line should do the trick...fishing line will support the clip alot better than thread.
1074503
u lace up the strings to about hole 3 or 4 then fold over the top and the toungue part then lace the rest over the folded part
76060
cut the Accessories folder and then type they following in:\nStart >run\n\n%userprofile%&#92;Start Menu&#92;Programs\n\nnow a window will pop up .. \npaste the Accessories folder which you had copied..\n:)
385244
put your mouse icon on it, and drag it back down there
545213
jus click on it and hold it down..\nand drag it to where you want.
244403
dude!!!\njust open the pack,you will see a flat rubber thingy.\nnow put it on the tip of ur...thing with the opening your side.hold the plastic ring and pull it backthere you have it
720620
Click on the arrow and drag it
148296
go to "veiw" " toolbars" and find the unlock then you can drag the items around how you like them then re-lock them.
193738
Yes, you can take a small piece of matching fabric from a hidden area(under a panel or the seat) chop the fabric into fine pieces, take masking tape and neatly mask off around the burn, lay down some glue(not too much)(if its burnt through you'll need to glue in a piece of fabric underneath as a backer) and lay the copped-up fabric down on top of the glue(you don't want to push it down or have it soak through) and let it dry, once dry take shears or razor and cut it flush to surrounding fabric. This is how a pro auto recon shop would do it, or you could just give them a call.
791090
Use some different Thread Bobbins or whatever those things are that sewing thread come on. You can buy a small Dowel Rod to run through the hole. A Dowel Rod just a long wood stick and Wal-Wort and Hobby Shops have them in Crafts, also, a hardware store have them, they cheap, maybe 40 cents for the size you need.
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To get it back go to the small right arrow just under the close window X, not the close Word X but close window.  Point on the small arrow and you should see Toolbar Options, left mouse click to open and left mouse click on the right justify button.  This will add your missing button back to your visible toolbar.
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first fold the sheet in half, get a pair of scissors and cut about an inch in from the side starting from the folded edge cutting towards the open edge, but stop about 1 1/2 inces from the open edge. then make a similar cut next to the first one but go from the open edge to the folded edge (remember not to cut all the way through), then you just reapeat alternating as you go until you run out of space (make sure you end with a cut from the folded edge to open edge (trim the end off if it if theres too much extra). now all you need to do is cut along the first fold (the one from when you folded the paper in half), but don't cut through the first or last bit, you need those to hold the ring together\n\nsounds more complicated than it is, you'll see what I mean when you try for yourself  (try it on a scrap)
46826
A new zipper is not expensive. Most dry cleaners or a shop that does alterations can sew in a new zipper\n\nhttp://advancedleatherrepair.com
866365
Ah . . . this is a good question.  I had the same thing happen to me.  Take off your flash from the beret.  Then push your unit insiginia into the flash.  Bend the pins once through to the otherside, but not so much as to break them.  Then have tailor shop at your Exchange sew the flash back on.\n\nHope that helps!
882710
right click where they are supposed to be, and find customize.  Think that should work
551644
I'd say to start, being able to sew :)
191692
i dont know if this will help u :- http://www.jacketshop.com/jackethome2.html