Not only is he a good teacher, he lets us know he is not perfect. The way to get better is to try different things and practice, practice, practice. Thanks for being real.
I really appreciate your videos! When I make buttonholes I like to use “Frey Check” liquid on the buttonhole before I cut it open… this reduces the amount of wild threads. I also like using a small wood block and a chisel to cut the buttonholes… they are very sharp and very precise.
bless you for this! I didn't want to get a presser foot attachment for buttons and I had a hunch I could get around by doing something like this but this really helped nail down the details and avoid unnecessary mistakes!!!💛💛 quick and to the point, love it!!!
Another insightful video. Great job. Always nice to know how to make a buttonhole manually. Also, when I cut the buttonhole open, I squirt a few drops of liquid 'Fray check' on it to prevent unraveling of the cut stitches.
How about a demo/ tutorial on an inseam button hole on a shirt or coat. A lost art for button holes.! This was once a classic blouse/shirt button hole, never see them anymore and most modern sewers do not even know they were once a technique. ,
@@CorneliusQuiring Thank you and trust you are my advisor even with me back in design school. I trust your info and would like to ask if the 3a/3b/3c buttonhole foot can be used with any other low shank machine apart from the Bernina? thx in advance
@@CorneliusQuiring realistically older machines are built to last literally 100+ years. these newer builds got plastic parts and computerised ones get outdated real quick
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Not only is he a good teacher, he lets us know he is not perfect. The way to get better is to try different things and practice, practice, practice. Thanks for being real.
I'm happy to hear it and oh boy, the amount of mistakes that I make!
Thank you for the pin stopper tip!
The amount of times I’ve cut clean through the bottom of my button holes makes me hang my head in shame!
It seems we learn our lessons the hard way. I too have cut too far :)
Oh that was absolutely exactly what I needed! Because I don’t have a very new machine and I needed to make a blouse with buttons!
Oh nice. May your blouse turn out as you desire!
I really appreciate your videos! When I make buttonholes I like to use “Frey Check” liquid on the buttonhole before I cut it open… this reduces the amount of wild threads. I also like using a small wood block and a chisel to cut the buttonholes… they are very sharp and very precise.
Oh wow, now these are some great tips! Thank you.
Ahhhhhh thank you
Thank you kindly 🪡🧵🤺
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What?! That's easy! I thought it was hard to do... I've not tried one yet...😂❤
You've got this!
bless you for this! I didn't want to get a presser foot attachment for buttons and I had a hunch I could get around by doing something like this but this really helped nail down the details and avoid unnecessary mistakes!!!💛💛 quick and to the point, love it!!!
I'm glad to hear it. You got this!
Thank you. I had no clue this is how it was done.
I'm happy to share and thanks for watching.
Thank you so much, and thanks for making it short and sweet. I just needed a refresher, and this was perfect!
I'm glad to hear it.
Thanks for sharing.
Just the thead I was searching for.
This is very helpful. I've been struggling with doing neat buttonholes. Thank you
Thanks for watching. 🙏🏻
Another insightful video. Great job. Always nice to know how to make a buttonhole manually. Also, when I cut the buttonhole open, I squirt a few drops of liquid 'Fray check' on it to prevent unraveling of the cut stitches.
Oh that's a great additional tip and I just learned something new myself! I will follow-up on this fray check you talk about.
What a great video - thanks for keeping it brief!
I'm glad you appreciate my content. Thank you for watching.
I still prefer to sew mine by hand. A little more work, but I prefer the results. Try the different ways and do what works best for you 😊
well said
This was amazingly helpful thank you so much man
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Nice sewing machine :)
Mine doesnt have some of those functions 😅
That's too bad :(
Whoa looks easy enough. Let me try this!
good luck!
Thankyou so much🙏🏾
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This was so helpful
I'm happy to hear it, thanks for watching. 🙏🏻
Thank you for this
Thanks for watching. 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing to us.
Thank you for watching! Happy sewing.
But won't the fabric fray after cutting it? I find the loose threads drive me crazy, depending on the fabric, which is why I cut then sew
Yes, it's good practise to snip the loose threads.
Mine zig zags but doesn't stay close enough together to look like a button hole
Can you adjust the stitch length? That might help solve the problem.
I do it by my hand 😅... I wish if I could show you through pictures
I admire you for hand sewing! Send me them on my website: cornelius.ooo/send-me-a-message/
How i can set bernina 807 sewing machine for the button holes
How about a demo/ tutorial on an inseam button hole on a shirt or coat. A lost art for button holes.! This was once a classic blouse/shirt button hole, never see them anymore and most modern sewers do not even know they were once a technique. ,
Count me as one of those modern folks who had no clue this was a thing, but having done quick Google, I'm intrigued! I want to try this.
هل يمكن ان ترسل لي هذه الماكينه ببساطه😅
راجع بريدك! 🤣
HI can someone provide the name of that sewing machine please.
neechi 535
@@CorneliusQuiring Thank you and trust you are my advisor even with me back in design school. I trust your info and would like to ask if the 3a/3b/3c buttonhole foot can be used with any other low shank machine apart from the Bernina? thx in advance
Thank you. However, I fear your question is knowledge I do not possess.
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i am happy to hear it!
4 step buttonhole is brazy
Some of us are still in the sewing stone ages :)
@@CorneliusQuiring realistically older machines are built to last literally 100+ years. these newer builds got plastic parts and computerised ones get outdated real quick
You bring up good points :)
I still think my handmade buttonholes look neater
You're a skilled individual! Good on you.
I liked my handmade ones but then I discovered there's a buttonhole attachment for my featherweight! Makes such neat buttonholes ❤
👍👍 can you tell me which is this sewing machine.. Thank you
neechi 535