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I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

[![Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted][1]][1]Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

[![Close-up of biggest tear][2]][2]Close-up of biggest tear

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.

Previous attempts

I haven't done anything to try to fix it yet because I have no idea how to fix it --- hence posting this question online.

Skills

I am terrible at sewing but can do it, and am also willing to learn new skills in order to fix the pouch --- hence posting this question online. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/KUVra.jpg [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/uzRRF.jpg

I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

[![Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted][1]][1]

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

[![Close-up of biggest tear][2]][2]

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.

Previous attempts

I haven't done anything to try to fix it yet because I have no idea how to fix it --- hence posting this question online.

Skills

I am terrible at sewing but can do it, and am also willing to learn new skills in order to fix the pouch --- hence posting this question online. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/KUVra.jpg [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/uzRRF.jpg

I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

Close-up of biggest tear

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.

Previous attempts

I haven't done anything to try to fix it yet because I have no idea how to fix it --- hence posting this question online.

Skills

I am terrible at sewing but can do it, and am also willing to learn new skills in order to fix the pouch --- hence posting this question online.

Added info on previous attempts and my skills
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I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted [![Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted][1]][1]

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

Close-up of biggest tear [![Close-up of biggest tear][2]][2]

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.

Previous attempts

I haven't done anything to try to fix it yet because I have no idea how to fix it --- hence posting this question online.

Skills

I am terrible at sewing but can do it, and am also willing to learn new skills in order to fix the pouch --- hence posting this question online. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/KUVra.jpg [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/uzRRF.jpg

I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

Close-up of biggest tear

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.

I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

[![Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted][1]][1]

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

[![Close-up of biggest tear][2]][2]

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.

Previous attempts

I haven't done anything to try to fix it yet because I have no idea how to fix it --- hence posting this question online.

Skills

I am terrible at sewing but can do it, and am also willing to learn new skills in order to fix the pouch --- hence posting this question online. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/KUVra.jpg [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/uzRRF.jpg

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errantlinguist
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How to repair synthetic nylon pouch

I've got a zipper pouch made of synthetic material (it feels like nylon but I'm not entirely certain) which is partly made of a loose "mesh" weave:

Synthetic pouch with tears in mesh highlighted

As you can see in the photo above, this loose mesh has been torn:

Close-up of biggest tear

How can I best repair this so that the integrity of the pouch is restored?-- Of course, the main point is so that smaller things don't fall out of the pouch through the tear(s) and that the repaired spots are strong enough to enable the pouch to hold heavy items without re-tearing.