finedraw
/ˈfaɪnˌdrɔ/
verb
- To sew up a tear or hole so skillfully that the stitches are nearly invisible.
- The tailor finedraw the small rip in the silk dress so well that no one could see it.
- She learned to finedraw from her grandmother, who could mend any fabric perfectly.
- Instead of throwing away the torn shirt, he decided to finedraw the damage.