Again great focus! And the tip on the seam ripper is now with me for life. I did like the thrill of the old way but I can see I must reform my ways. Thanks again. Binge watching your tutorials n loving every moment.
This is the 4th or 5th buttonhole tutorial video I've watched and the first one that showed all the steps plus has a foot like the one on my 1970s machine. I've been putting off finishing a dress because I never learned how to do buttonholes.
When I cut the fabric for button holes I use an X-Acto Knife with a FRESH #11 blade and I just cut the fabric working inwards from each end like you did with the seam ripper. It's ALOT Faster and easier and there is NO Chance of slipping and cutting through the stitches at the ends OR hurting yourself. :D Joe
My son wants french cuffs, had to learn on the cuff for an award night.....just had to dust off my wifes machine, view ur video and sew and cut. Wish the car rotors were this easy... hat to admit it but u dummed it down perfectly for to get it.. :)
I followed the tutorial, and made a few button holes, but the gap where you put the stitch ripper is really narrow, what am I doing wrong? Your gap is wide enough for the ripper to go through but I just kept catching the stitches with the ripper as the gap between is too narrow, the stitches are almost touching. :) any advice welcome
Liesl is by far the best sewing tutor on TH-cam.
Good tutorial, close-up filming and clear explanations. Thank you very much!
Yes! That is the only way to cut a button hole, start at the bar tac and go toward the center. Very good tutorial. Thanks.
That was the easiest and best tutorial for buttonhole making that I have been able to find!! Thank you so much!!
Again great focus! And the tip on the seam ripper is now with me for life. I did like the thrill of the old way but I can see I must reform my ways. Thanks again. Binge watching your tutorials n loving every moment.
Thank you so much you have just changed my life I can now make a jacket for my rag doll I'm making 😁
thank you! this was the BEST tutorial on button hole making!
Thank you for posting. This is the best buttonhole instructional video!
We're so glad you think so Chelsea!
Thank you for this video. So clear!
This is the 4th or 5th buttonhole tutorial video I've watched and the first one that showed all the steps plus has a foot like the one on my 1970s machine. I've been putting off finishing a dress because I never learned how to do buttonholes.
Thanks. I learnt something useful
So easy to understand! Thank you!
*I use scissor than ripper so it will be easier for me to cut. But very helpful vid. Thank you!*
When I cut the fabric for button holes I use an X-Acto Knife with a FRESH #11 blade and I just cut the fabric working inwards from each end like you did with the seam ripper. It's ALOT Faster and easier and there is NO Chance of slipping and cutting through the stitches at the ends OR hurting yourself. :D
Joe
THANK YOU!!
My son wants french cuffs, had to learn on the cuff for an award night.....just had to dust off my wifes machine, view ur video and sew and cut. Wish the car rotors were this easy... hat to admit it but u dummed it down perfectly for to get it.. :)
Thank You for this video. I have never done a button & my mother has passed so I have no one to show me how.
I followed the tutorial, and made a few button holes, but the gap where you put the stitch ripper is really narrow, what am I doing wrong? Your gap is wide enough for the ripper to go through but I just kept catching the stitches with the ripper as the gap between is too narrow, the stitches are almost touching. :) any advice welcome
Thank you so much
great video!
Thank u for sharing 👍🏽
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