Sewing a Buttonhole by Hand

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Part of the video series: Sewing Pattern & Designs For Buttonholes

Summary: How to sew a buttonhole by hand; get professional tips and advice on methods and techniques for sewing your own bedroom accessories in this free instructional video.

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Candi Cane-Canncel A native of Miami Beach, clothing designer and costumer Candi Cane-Canncel is a definite craft maven. Whether painting, drawing, sewing, knitting, or doing mo... read more

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Sewing a Buttonhole by Hand

Hi, I'm Candi Cane Canncel with Expert Village. In this clip I'm going to show you how to make a buttonhole by hand. Say you have machine that doesn't have a buttonhole step or you are really intimidated by it or you just don't want to bother. You can do it by hand but the little bit different result but in the end it will still work for a button. So you just want to take your fabric and measure out the size of your button so in this case we're going to do a larger button. This is an inch button, so you just want to put it on your fabric and just measure on the widest points. Take your ruler and you are just going to draw a line connecting the dots. Then you are going to take small pointed scissors and you are actually going to cut that line. Don't go all the way to the end of it because we're going to use the end as a little thing to secure it. Once you done that you can take thread I'm going to use embroidery thread for demonstrating purposes. Take your needle and thread it if you are using embroidery thread just make sure all the threads are even. Go ahead and tie a knot at the end you are going to come from the back and start it one end of the buttonhole.

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