Stitching up the holes in debris netting

Any tips on a good method and materials to use.  I have lots of good old fashioned garden twine, but that's far to big to fit through the eye of a normal needle.  But, as I have 2 rows of holes to stitch, and the bed is close to 10 metres long, no way can I do it by hand. 

need to do it asap, planted out 7 Caulis, 8 sprouts, 20 Savoy cabbage, 12 spring cabbage and 6 red cabbage yesterday, covered in lovely new debris netting, then realised I needed to do something about all the holes that run along it.  I'm now worried that swarms of hungry egg laden cabbage whites are making a bee line to my lovely brassica bed.  And I'm stuck at work. Arrrrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

 

do you know anyone with a sewing machine ~ ask them to stitch the holes up for you and offer them some veg in return It will take them seconds and the veg will make up for the time and the cotton reel !!!

Jazz

do you know anyone with a sewing machine ~ ask them to stitch the holes up for you and offer them some veg in return It will take them seconds and the veg will make up for the time and the cotton reel !!!

Jazz

20 sq m, (or 30 dependant on width), or debris netting is rather heavy & cumbersome!

Lee G did say it was a 10m length!

I keep my debris netting togther with old fashioned wooden spring clothes pegs - plastic ones are no good as the springs are rubbish but the wooden ones work fine.

i used fishing line with a slight overlap on the netting and a simple knot on the eyelets. took some time but you only have to do it once

I ran mine through the sewing machine, it wanst that much of a problem