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THE BUTTONHOLE FOOT
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In this workshop, Simply Sewing’s Senior Technical Editor Roisin explains how to use a nifty duo – the button and buttonhole presser feet.
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THE BUTTONHOLE FOOT
Push the slider back to open the button holder at the back of the foot. Magic!
THE BUTTON FOOT
This nifty foot has a wide front for stitching through the holes in buttons.
Reattaching a button that has pinged off is a seemingly simple task that, once complete, can leave you either ready to conquer the world or ready for a lie-down. Today a button, tomorrow a wardrobe full of tailor-made clothes – a girl can dream, right?
Stitching a buttonhole, on(!) parts. That said, I don't want you to avoid these really handy stitches! Buttonholes can take your dressmaking to the next level, and as with any stitch, all it takes is a little bit of practice.
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