A fairly messy little series of diagrams about putting on a patch scribbled onto some ruled paper. It explains what has been described in post, with the core exception that there's also an orange cat paw, edge of face and whiskers on the paper, because a cat is participating. The instructions are written in a loopy cursive, not very fine.

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   Sini Tuulia (sinituulia@eldritch.cafe)'s status on Saturday, 02-Nov-2024 23:28:57 JST Sini Tuulia

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   @laumapret @valhalla Apologies for the shakiness, it's cold so my hands don't work and Karvinen was licking me. 😆 In any case, put a patch in, redraw the fabric edge at that spot only, then straight seam (with hand or by machine) and fell the seam as per Bernadette and historical techniques by hand. The edge of the patch can be sandwiched within the seam. Any kind of thin fabric will do for the patch, if it's going under it doesn't even need to be linen as long as it's not black. (Though patching with whatever you have at hand is also historically accurate...)