How Do You Sew A Button

Sewing is easy and anybody can learn how to do it.thread, tie a knot at its end and then insert the thread
You not only cut fabric and stitch it together but youinto the needle.
also have to learn how to sew a button.The next step is to locate the position on the fabric
The first thing you have to do is find buttons thatwhere the button will be placed. You should remember
match the garment you are working on. You can findthat there must be equal distance between one button
these in specialty stores. You will notice that there areand the next and it should run parallel to the
two types. There is the sew-thru that has two or fourcorresponding buttonholes.
holes and the shank which has a pierced protrusion onYou don't put the button over the area then sew it in. It
the back side.is best to make a couple of stitches first on the fabric
Romina Abrigo Editor of the "Sewing Machines Forto act as an anchor.
Sale" website -- -- pointed out;You should make 3 or 4 stitches to fasten the button
"…Those buttons being sold in stores are plain andinto place if you are using a sew-thru button.  Shank
very affordable. Designer buttons on the other handbuttons are a little different because you have to
are much different because they also add beauty tofasten it to the garment by running the thread through
the outfit…" Added Romina Abrigothe hole in the shank.
Aside from looking for the right button, you also haveIn both cases, you have to secure the button and the
to find the right thread. Again, this should also matchgarment by winding it with the thread and then tying
the color of the fabric. You should also prepare thethe knot. If you were able to put one button into place,
needle and the scissors that you will be using.it won't be that hard to work on the others.
The thread should be inserted into the eye of the"…When you know how to sew a button, you can
needle. That is the small hole located on the top. Theshow the new outfit to your friends.
best way to do this is to take a double strand of