Soft tissue fixation repair methods using tissue augmentation scaffolds

A method of soft tissue repair, comprising:

• passing a first suture limb through soft tissue;
• passing a second suture limb through soft tissue;
• attaching the first suture limb to a distal receiving end of a first threader pre-disposed through a substantial portion of a longitudinal length of material of a scaffold, the distal receiving end extending from a first end of the scaffold;
• applying a force to a proximal handle of the first threader extending from a second, opposite end of the scaffold to advance the distal receiving end of the first threader and the first suture limb from the first end, through the substantial portion of the longitudinal length of material of the scaffold, and to the second end of the scaffold such that the first suture limb extends from the first end of the scaffold to the second end of the scaffold, thereby increasing a surface area for engaging tissue associated with the first suture limb;
• advancing the first end of the scaffold to a location that is proximate to locations through which the first and second suture limbs pass through the soft tissue;
• and
• coupling one or more suture tails with at least one suture anchor disposed in the bone to which the soft tissue is being attached.