By Myscha Theriault, Tribune News ServiceA subway snafu snagged your back pocket? I feel you. Busted button left you with a boob gap? I’ve been there. Whether it’s securing a frayed coat cuff, stitching a backpack zipper, or handling a hem malfunction, managing your mending supplies in advance means less problem solving and more vacation fun.
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For those who enjoy needlework projects while traveling, this option provides a bit of extra wiggle room. If you don’t have one at home, these things are abundant at most thrift stores. Simply select a size that suits how tiny or roomy you want your gear rig to be.
Anything from a flat pouch sized for credit cards, to a larger one with more compartments is fair game. Other ideas include a clear mint container, an empty lipstick tube, or a zippered pencil pouch.SpaceFor one-bag travelers, any opportunity to maximize luggage room is welcome.
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