Thanks again Laura.... I know you did this ages ago, but today I've got 66 buttons to sew one that need that shank and I sure didn't want to do it by hand. And I always wondered what that weird foot for my Baby Lock was for! You're a lifesaver !!! I'm a subscriber with a bell, so always watch for what you're putting out there. I've learned tons from you, have gotten really good, accurate reviews of products and tools, so when I've got a question, I'll watch your videos first.... You're the best !!! I'm a huge fan !!!
Thank you for your channel. I just enrolled in Penn Foster Career School. I am studying Dressmaking & Design. So far tougher than I imagined. I don't know the technical aspects of sewing so I want to study it. I would like to do tailoring in the future. Thank Again.
Joey Madlangbayan Tailoring is a great. My husbands Uncle was a Tailor in Italy and his suits are still being used today. don't give up,it is so worth it. thanks for watching it is always nice to hear from you.
very cool! I learned more than I had anticipated. all this time I thought my buttons are lose, but it turned out to be by designed :) Thank you very much.
Thank you so much, I've recently started using this feature on my machine, could not understand the manual for attaching the buttons.. Happy Holidays..
Thank you for posting this! I've been trying to teach myself how to sew on buttons on my BabyLock Katherine but have struggled. Your video is so helpful! I wanted to ask a couple of questions: Do you use a lock stitch at all? When you manually test the stitch, are you simply choosing the stitch and then using the handwheel?
yes I do lock it at the end and choose a stitch that you think will be good and then yes use the hand wheel. See if your manual has a recommended stitch
Thanks again Laura.... I know you did this ages ago, but today I've got 66 buttons to sew one that need that shank and I sure didn't want to do it by hand. And I always wondered what that weird foot for my Baby Lock was for! You're a lifesaver !!! I'm a subscriber with a bell, so always watch for what you're putting out there. I've learned tons from you, have gotten really good, accurate reviews of products and tools, so when I've got a question, I'll watch your videos first.... You're the best !!! I'm a huge fan !!!
Very helpful! I watched all of the button and button hole videos. I was able to do a great job the first time!
Thank you for your channel. I just enrolled in Penn Foster Career School. I am studying Dressmaking & Design. So far tougher than I imagined. I don't know the technical aspects of sewing so I want to study it. I would like to do tailoring in the future. Thank Again.
Joey Madlangbayan Tailoring is a great. My husbands Uncle was a Tailor in Italy and his suits are still being used today. don't give up,it is so worth it. thanks for watching it is always nice to hear from you.
thanks for the toothpick advice! the other tutorials didnt show that!
very cool! I learned more than I had anticipated.
all this time I thought my buttons are lose, but it turned out to be by designed :)
Thank you very much.
WOW! Thanks seeew Much! VERY helpful! WONDERFUL!
Nice! Thank you!
Thank you so much, I've recently started using this feature on my machine, could not understand the manual for attaching the buttons.. Happy Holidays..
Thank you and Merry Christmas to you too:)
Thank you for posting this! I've been trying to teach myself how to sew on buttons on my BabyLock Katherine but have struggled. Your video is so helpful! I wanted to ask a couple of questions:
Do you use a lock stitch at all?
When you manually test the stitch, are you simply choosing the stitch and then using the handwheel?
yes I do lock it at the end and choose a stitch that you think will be good and then yes use the hand wheel. See if your manual has a recommended stitch
Good tips, thanks!
thanks!
thanks I am a beginner
Thanks and Thanks for Watching :) and welcome!