@QueenOfEverything
That's an awesome chair! I love that fabric. Well worth saving.
You might have a little success with felting needles but I would definitely find some felting wool to add some extra strength between the strands if I were to use that technique.
Do you think you could get a lining material behind the frayed areas as an extra layer of strength?

@StevePLMarquis Actually I see you've been doing that very thoroughly already so well played!
A couple of # to consider might include #CosoBrits as there are more of us here than it might first seem. I know we have another Islander (Shetland??) and several Scots including @ecksmc @mickcarty and others.

@process

@StevePLMarquis I think the top tip for finding "your tribe" so to speak is to keep posting about the stuff you're passionate about and when you do, use a relevant hashtag (#)CosoMusic for instance is what most folk use when posting songs/videos or just chatting about the subject.

Do that, and most likely your tribe will find you, instead of you having to search.

@process

@Zevon Kate Moss meets Betty Boo (just doin the do)

@Zevon Had to. I remembered your handle! 😜
@p3R1n01D

@QueenOfEverything FWIW I saw someone here post a picture by someone who collected their cat's hair and used that to make a felt tophat *for the cat* 🤣🤣🤣

@QueenOfEverything
It ought to work.
If you have felting wool of a similar colour you can use that and the needles to fill any gaps, I'm sure of that and if the colours are a good match, the repair could be almost invisible.
Otherwise, darning like fixing a sock might be a better option.

@p3R1n01D Whoopsie daisy! 🤣

@MrGoat Because it's look bloody silly if it was half a meme.

I'm going to do some more #NeedleFelting tomorrow. Time to make a Santa bauble, ready for my Christmas tree.

@p3R1n01D 🤣 Probably the weight of all the bling and booty in the trunk! @MrGoat

@JGSchaeffer *set!

@JGSchaeffer 😍 Marvellous! Have a very very magical aet of holidays together x

@Cmnslivn You don't know me, but this is for you...

@sarcasmsign That would almost always be quite a distinctive scratching sound. I know. We have mice living under our house. They sometimes use our place as a shortcut! @Kaysymmetry

@MrGoat Not the 😱 Invisible 😱 Flesh eating 😱 vampire bats 😱 @sarcasmsign

@Kaysymmetry @sarcasmsign 100% moths. They usually settle down eventually.