this unremarkable torso was recently subject to surgical investigations ...

and closed by small neat knots in three places ... that Mary asks to see several times a day, and the Fuzzies come running for a peep when she asks me!

which all get snipped today at my local surgery ... I could almost untie this one!

so Daisy, asker of all very thoughtful questions says, how do you sew skin? and after vetting it I showed them this video (no blood!)
and then i gathered together some 'skin', a bent needle, thread and my scissors (pretending to be hemostats!)

then we sewed up our patient, or rather, I did two sutures then gave the hoop to daisy and made a nice cup of tea!