If you're doing a button, you're going to want to make a buttonhole to go right along with it. Sewing one with you sewing machine is fast and easier than you think. Learn how to do it the right way by watching this tutorial.
Buttonhole
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Flower Headband
Looking for fun projects to use those fabric scraps? In a few easy steps you'll be on your way to creating unique and comfortable headbands that are customized to your head and held in place with a small piece of elastic. Comes together easily and can be made in different fabric combinations.
Covered Button
Give your buttons a unique look by covering them in the fabric of your choice. These specialized shank buttons come in kits and in different sizes. They're a great way to add a fun touch to your projects.
Button Loop
If you're adding buttons to your project, consider using button loops instead of buttonholes. It's an easy way to keep things closed and can be done using cording.
Shank Button
The shank button is a button in which the button sits on top of a metal shank the process to sew them on is a little different than your usual flat button. But you'll want to make sure you sew them on right so they don't pop off your clothes. Watch this detailed demonstration to see how.
Patch Pocket with Flap
This easy demo will take you through the process of adding a patch pocket with a flap and snap closure. You can skip the flap and snap if you just want to see how to sew a patch pocket by itself.
Sleeve Placket
Making a sleeve with a buttoned cuff? Your pattern might have a separate sleeve placket for finishing the raw edges of the sleeve opening. You will want to watch this video for an easy step-by-step demonstration about how to sew a sleeve placket.
Sewing Machine Presser Feet
Overwhelmed by the variety of presser feet you got with your sewing machine. This video will provide a general overview on presser feet and the many different types you may come across.
Buttonhole on Stretch Fabric
Avoid a wavy buttonhole on stretchy fabric. This demonstration offers two different methods to make sure your buttonholes end up nice and flat even when sewn on tricky fabric like knit.
Unique Covered Button
Learn how to use a covered button kit in order to create creative buttons using fabric, trim and embroidery. There are endless possibilities for making unique buttons for all your projects.