Hi Brenda. Glad you were able to do it! Once you get use to the machine and all the functions you will be a PRO in no time. Have fun with your machine!
It really depends how you want to the item to look when you use the button. There is no right or wrong way....Just let your creativity determine the placement for you! Have fun!
When you are about to open up the button hole, I recommend that you put a pin on both the ends of the button hole, so that you don’t accidentally cut open the thread bar ending 😉
That's an awesome tip! I will mention it at tonight's Embroidery Happy Hour. I have accidentally cut to far. I didn't think about putting a pin on the other end. Thanks!!!!
Thank you somuch , you're the best teacher . Always so supportive to us!!!
Hi Loe you are so welcome! Enjoy sewing and embroidering!!!
you are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! Glad you liked the video!
Thank you for your easy instructions to follow
Hi Jacqui! You are so welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you! Great tutorial easy to follow!
You're welcome!
Thanks Jeanette I finally learned how to do buttonholes from your tutorial. I really appreciate you and your help. Woohoo I've done it.
Wonderful! That’s awesome!!!! Have fun with your machine!
You are amazing!! Thank you❤️
You're so welcome!
You are much better than the instructional book that comes with the machine.
Thanks!
Thank you I have learned so much from you and other TH-cam ! Button holes were so scary but I did it with your help❤Brenda Sage
Hi Brenda. Glad you were able to do it! Once you get use to the machine and all the functions you will be a PRO in no time. Have fun with your machine!
I also learned how to sew buttons on with my SE 1900 today!
Hi Brenda. Glad you enjoyed the video!
🙋🏻♀️ Thank you for the detailed demonstration on using the buttonhole foot. 💃🏻. You’re my favorite teacher. 😊
Wow, thank you!
you the best
Thanks!
Thank you! Not sure where to place the fabric though to make sure it's far enough from the edge of the fabric
It really depends how you want to the item to look when you use the button. There is no right or wrong way....Just let your creativity determine the placement for you! Have fun!
@@BoricuaSewingCrafts thank you!
When you are about to open up the button hole, I recommend that you put a pin on both the ends of the button hole, so that you don’t accidentally cut open the thread bar ending 😉
That's an awesome tip! I will mention it at tonight's Embroidery Happy Hour. I have accidentally cut to far. I didn't think about putting a pin on the other end. Thanks!!!!
@@BoricuaSewingCrafts It’s my pleasure! Unfortunately I’m in Italy and the Embroidery Happy Tour is late at night but I will watch it now!
Where do you find the time? Thank you so very much. That's a terrific buttonhole foot and you taught us so well.
You are so welcome!
Looks much easier than my 20 year old machine's 4 step process! Can't wait to do some buttonholes on my new SE 1900...
You were uncertain
Uncertain but I got it!!!!
My machine starts but half way through stops
Try this function with scrap fabric first to make sure you don't damage your project's fabric.