How to Create a Hand Stitched Buttonholes

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Handstitching your buttonholes can add a vintage look to your finished project, and choosing the right threads will give it a professional polish that will make it worth the extra effort. We’ll show you step by step how to mark, stitch, and cut your buttonholes for perfect results each time✨💕
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@aeoligarlic4024 Год назад

I don't own a sewing machine so i appreciate hand-sewn tutorials like these very much

@stevej32 5 лет назад

Just made a pyjama top, thanks to you the buttonholes have turned out just fine. Steve. .....

@WonderFilThreads 5 лет назад

That's very exciting to hear! Glad the tutorial helped! :D

@foxfire31 5 лет назад

This was fantastic! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this! I'm starting to sew dress shirts for my boyfriend since he's very tall and it's hard to find clothes that fit him well. I'm just awful at sewing button holes with my sewing machine 😓

@WonderFilThreads 5 лет назад

Wow so glad our video could help you! Good luck with your button holes and if you have any questions that come up, feel free to ask us :)

@juvetafrolovaite 6 месяцев назад

This is more clear than other videos. Thank you.

@snteevveetns 4 года назад

Great video! Planning to use this on a backpack to make a pass through hole for a hydration bladder.

@PIgeek07 6 месяцев назад

thanks for this! i don't have the space to set up my sewing machine and wanted to sew buttons onto my pillowcases to keep my pillows from falling out :) the buttonholes turned out great for my first try i think!

@k-lingon-berry Год назад

Great easy to understand tutorial. I will be using this to make drawstring holes for trousers with a worn out elastic.

@wendymoyer782 Год назад

Thank you. With your instruction I was able to complete a very credible button replacement/ repair on a pair of my son-in-law's favourite shorts. I am tickled pink!

@TechieSewing 3 года назад

Thank you for the length measuring tip!

@AtlasJotun 2 года назад

Why would I want to bother with hand-stitched buttonholes? Because I'm too lazy to learn my mom's machine! :D Thanks, using the tape and pin to gauge the hole size was handy. One hole down, five to go! P.S: Subscribed!

@WonderFilThreads 2 года назад

Happy to help!❤️

@dannebonaparte2213 3 года назад

Beautiful! Excellent instructions.

@acidwizard6528 Год назад

Thank you. I recently got a Hawaiian style shirt that buttons up to the chest, but not to the neck. I wanted to add one more button to it so I could wear it in more formal situations like work. I'm a single guy and don't have a sewing machine so this was just what I needed.

@amandaaussie-at-heart2735 4 года назад

Thanks for doing this video. I am watching from Australia. I did a button hold for men's shorts this week using a Janome machine; it did not work well, I unpicked and tried again. Now I want to repair and hand sew so it looks a bit better. I will watch this again if I need to do button holes from scratch.

@WonderFilThreads 4 года назад

Thank you for your kind words! :D Hope you can succeed in making the buttonhole. We also have a tutorial on sewing buttonhole by machine that you can also check out :)

@futuregirl244 4 года назад

Awesome! Thank you.

@Lazurien 3 года назад

WOW, LIFE CHANGING HOLE

@TheStargoose 3 года назад

You just solved my problem. Thank you.

@crystalkyoshi4662 3 года назад

i needed to sew a new button + hole on a button-up because it was too low cut for me, i don’t have a sewing machine as i do not do this often. thank you so much! have a great day !

@vijayak9657 3 года назад

Excellent.. loved it

@kaiabea280 3 года назад

Omg this helped so much, thank you!

@WonderFilThreads 3 года назад

You're welcome! So glad this video could help you!

@robertpotter626 Год назад

I didn't know you could single thread a needle. I have to create 1 button hole and I'm glad I saw this because I had no idea where to start

@tonyclifton474 Год назад

All this talk about buttonholes got me flustered.

@byaarchisharma2230 3 года назад

Awesome ❤️

@EncoderFashion 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing with us. I love to sew and make clothes and I love to stay connected in our community 🙏👌💕

@WonderFilThreads 5 лет назад

We are so glad to hear it! We always love seeing people connected in the sewing community :D

@EncoderFashion 5 лет назад

@@WonderFilThreads Thanks so much for reaching out, my friend. Of course, I love to stay connect and support in our community.

@rebeccahempe5144 2 года назад

I love this. I purchased some sweater knit fabrics and will be making some baby/children sweaters. I was somewhat apprehensive using a regular button hole maker on my sewing machine with this bulky fabric. I think I will try doing it by hand. Do you suggest I still use interfacing in the area where the button holes will be going when hand sewing these button holes? Becky

@elaine58100 2 года назад

Many thanks for this. I have just made a skirt and because the waistband is quite thick my sewing machine just can't cope with the thickness. So this video is so helpful and I am going to give this a go :)

@WonderFilThreads 2 года назад

Good luck with your project!

@TheCinemaphileJD 4 года назад

this is great but i wanted to see close stitches like those in tailored suits. but thanks for the tips.

@WonderFilThreads 4 года назад

That would probably be easiest to achieve by doing button holes with a sewing machine. We have another tutorial for that too: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-trBJqB96QK8.html

@wendydann8180 3 года назад

I want to make a hand sewn button hole but I want to put a toggle button through. How do I decide what size hole I need for a toggle?

@traviswood5864 Год назад

I need help lol I want do a single side not a double side like kinda just a hole lolz I’m doing a beenie

@katieannmurray 3 года назад

Can you please list the materials? I am new to sewing.

@angelaponder3348 3 года назад

I'm looking for a way to do a buttonhole with my machine on fleece but I can't find a video yet. I will be back here soon if I can't do it by the machine!.. Thank you!

@WonderFilThreads 3 года назад

Best of luck!

@CaedmonOS 2 года назад

I'm looking to turn my barrel cuffs into link cuffs and I don't have a machine

@henryoastler334 3 года назад

Please use a buttonhole stitch!

@user-lq2ji2gp9z 3 года назад

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@SystemofEleven 2 года назад

I appreciate the attempt, but I have some issues. The only visible thread was the gimp thread, so I couldn't see what you were doing. That was frustrating by itself, especially since you specifically said you picked a different color for visibility and thus already understood that visibility would be a problem. But even more frustrating was that the individual stitches were named not explained, and since I couldn't see the demonstration, I couldn't figure it out through context what I was supposed to be doing. Granted, now I know that a "buttonhole stitch," a "whip stitch, "and a "tag stitch" exist, so I can look those up individually now. But that leaves me watching three tutorials just to understand what could have been explained in one video.

@rockeysingh8841 3 года назад

Hi, Thanks for your video. As the purpose of your video states, and as the purpose of what you were supposed to show i.e. how to do a buttonhole stitch and since the actual stitching technique used is more important than all the other aspects, it is a shame that, that was the aspect which you fully failed to show in the detail it needed to be. On analysis let us examine the following: a) making a buttonhole--irrelevant (as the title of your video is ...create ""hand-stitched"".... not create buttonhole...) especially where a buttonhole already exists and only needs stitching. b) types of thread -- irrelevant because that is up to the choice of the owner of the fabric and their choice of the final colour- of- thread- look / end product of the stitching. c)the video was dancing about, making it difficult for the eye to follow but worst of all, was that you failed to show in slow motion how you were looping the thread over the needle before drawing the needle up to close the stitch. What a shame that you spent all that time to not achieve what your video said" how to CREATE a hand-stitched buttonhole.

@rockeysingh8841 2 года назад

@@gill8779 Hi Gill thank you for your response. I get the impression that you are upset?angry? vexed? taken offence at my comments, regarding the video in question. Please let me assure you that I meant no offence to the presenter of that video, nor any other viewer of that video and most certainly not you, in any manner at all. I do not know you, so how nor why would I wish to offend you? which is why I am wondering why you seem to have a quarrel with me. The way I see it is that I took an analytical view of the video and offered feedback to help the presenter to see the video from the perspective of other viewers. That is all there is to this simple matter. Please note that the presenter did not object nor wanted to know if I was for ""real"" nor asked about my location "" on the spectrum "". I do not use vernacular nor employ slang expressions, as they are proven to belong to a certain type of persons who belong to that type of language. This means that I am not sure what you are struggling to ask when you ask if I am for ""real"". I do not understand why you would ask that question when it is plain and evidently factual that since I did write the feedback notes it is proof enough that I am real. I know that if I existed in another plain of existence I would be unable to be real to write. So, yes I am real. As a gesture of goodwill I feel concerned about your ability to differentiate between real and unreal. If I can help you to clear this point please feel free to ask. Next is another (vernacular )"" spectrum"". Again you create confusion with this term. Please can you explain what spectrum you are referring to, and in what context you do so. As a friendly gesture perhaps you may be better off using proper language instead of vernacular. Such practices do define a person's social station, do you not agree? As was once said " life should be a regular effort to better oneself "" As someone who would like to help out with any language improvements you may need please do not hesitate to ask for my help. That is what friends are supposed to do for each other. Many best wishes to you my friend, stay Covid-19 safe.