A Variety of Buttonholes in 1x1 Ribbing
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- How to work an Eyelet, 3 row eyelet, horizontal and vertical buttonholes in 1x1 ribbing.
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I really learnt how to do my button holes now. You presented it in a pretty good way by going slowly. On the top of that you covered all kinds in one presentation. Thank you
You make this so clear and I like the demonstration of the various buttonholes so that we can compare. Thank you.
You're very welcome, Rebecca! Thank you for watching!
This is one of the clearest explanations of knitted buttonholes I've watched! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
With your wonderful guidance my knitting may just look a bit like I know what I am doing. I am self taught, so your videos and explanations to me is a fantastic gift. Thank you once again for an awesome video.
You are so welcome! Happy holidays.
You're a buttonhole genius. Thank you!
You are so kind to say this, Amy, thank you! ❤️
Excellent presentation! This is just what I was looking for. Thank you!
Your tutorials are my "go to" resource for techniques I need to learn or refresh! They are clear and easy to follow. Thank you!
Great to hear!
I think this is one of the best knitting videos i've seen on youtube! thank you SO MUCH !
Wow, thank you, Gabrielle, I really appreciate your kind feedback! ❤️
I'm making a granny square 'join as you go' cardigan by MJ Designs, and I am not happy with the elasticity of a crochet band, so thought I would do a 'knit' band, and it turned out super nice for the waist, but I wondered HOW to do buttonholes and what kind, for the front band, and here is the perfect video for me! Thank you SO MUCH! I will do the vertical buttonhole, I like the tight finish, and think it will hold up for years of use.
Wonderful!
Thank you for a very clear and informative video. Kindest regards
Very, very helpful and clear! Thank you.
You're very welcome, Pamela! 😊
I’ve been making socks where if you are toe up, you want a very stretchy bind off. Certainly good for socks but not too stretchy for a button band. When I first learned to knit, I just had one cast on and one cast off. I don’t want to count the numbers I’ve learned since UA-cam, but it has really improved my knitting.
Thank you for all you do for knitters of all skills.
You are welcome. Yes, it is good to understand when to use each technique, they each have their purpose. 🧶
Thank you so much! I kept trying and trying to make buttonholes and not succeeding - but finally with your youtube video I have succeeded. Thank you!
Wonderful!🧶
Thank you!!! My first button band and button hole band was successful through your tutorial.
Wonderful Simply Maur crafting! Happy Knitting.
Thank you for your tutorials and for the attention to detail, which you provide. I always turn to your podcasts, when I don’t understand how to use a method. I recently had a problem when, the button band I knitted became tight and curved on the cast-off row. I hadn’t realised that it was necessary to create a formula, in order to prevent this happening.
You are very welcome, Lynda! Sometimes it's the little touches that make all the difference! ❤️
This tutorial, as well as the one on making the button band, was extremely helpful. I also appreciate that you keep the boo-boos in…makes me not feel alone. Thank you!
Thank you. We all make booboos.
This tutorial really helped me! Never even tried making Button holes before but this made me want to actually try it!
Thanks for all the work you do for us!
Happy knitting.
As always, I can find the help and instruction I need on your channel. In the beginning of my knitting journey, your technical skill intimidated and inspired me. In spite of feeling intimidated and because of the inspiration, I keep coming back to your channel when I have a question. I'm SO glad I kept coming back to learn from you. The one row button hole will look great in my cardigan! Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge!
You are so welcome! Thank you!
Thank you so much Suzanne, I finally have nice looking button holes! 😊
Wonderful, Brigitte, I love to hear this! ❤️
So easy to understand your tutorials. Thank You so much ❤ Making hanging dish towels for the first & they need a button added to hang.
Thank you Suzanne, for such a lovely precise explanation . I have saved a couple of your videos for quick reference since I am a beginner .You make knitting so easy.. Much appreciate your efforts.
You are so welcome, Amarjyot! I hope you join my Facebook group as well (same name), it is filled with supportive knitters of every level and we just love to help beginners! ❤️
Thank you for your wonderful explanation in various techniques to make buttinholes❤ Your videos hsvr really helped me improve my skills.
Your channel has taken my veteran knitting to the next level. Have you ever considered creating a Patreon? It would be nice if we could support your work directly. It’s helped so many.
Hi ErinRose! Thank you so much for the lovely compliment! ❤️ I do not utilize Patreon, but I do use Ko-fi if you are interested in supporting me and my videos, I do really appreciate my knitting community's support. Here is a link, ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
@@SuzanneBryan Thanks I will check it out 🙌
I am so grateful for your button band and hole tutorials! The four-stitch bound off hole is perfect for my mother-in-law’s Aran cardigan. Her arthritis and vision problems had kept her from finishing an almost completed long cabled cardigan (so much meticulously done work!). I could not stand to let her toss it out, even though I am an advanced beginner but have never knitted a cardigan before, AND she had misplaced the pattern. So I read and mirrored her work to finish the left front, sewed all five pieces together, but then was stumped…until I found your tutorials. Hallelujah 😊 thank you, thank you, thank you! Matched her work and turned out lovely.
That is the best button hole instruction I have received either by personal class or video.. THANK YOU !
Thank you Leslie Layton! Happy knitting.
I am finishing my first cardigan with buttons. Great tutorial! Thank you Suzanne 😘
That is wonderful! Happy knitting cheniutka.
I just started a new channel - Suzanne - Off the Cuff, for my live streams. You may want to check it out also. = ua-cam.com/channels/QBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A.html
Thank you! That is the best buttonhole I have ever done!
You are very welcome Megan Doody! Happy knitting.
This is a wonderful video. I was looking for a more neat way to do a horizontal button hole. This is brilliant. I’ve seen a few different videos and their instructions didn’t work when I did it. And I mean I did it over and over and over and it never came out just right. Yours is perfect and looks so clean. Thank you so much. I hoped that it was written out in the show notes. I guess I’ll just have to watch the video over and over until it sticks. Thank you again.
Thank you for your help. The pattern I am using called for a slip stitch button hole. It was no where big enough for the buttons the pattern called for. I just made a beautiful horizontal button hole.
Great job, Allison, I'm happy my video helped! ❤️
Thank you ! I’m using the one row horizontal buttonhole on my current project. It is perfect and so clearly explained.
Thanks Suzanne, great tutorial as usual. I used the one row horizontal and it turned out perfectly. 🙂
I love hearing success feedback, thank you for watching and sharing! ❤️
Gosh I cannot thank you enough!!! I mastered your horizontal button hole when I made some leg warmers, but for my current cardigan (2nd one ever) I needed a way to add a button hole vertically!!! Love from MN❤️
Glad it helped!
Such a helpful video. My pattern said to wrap the wool round twice but no further instructions. This cleared in the gap perfectly
Your videos saved me with various pattern difficulties! Love the horizontal buttonhole tutorial, so simple yet so pretty and thank you for the steeking tutorial (I was very concerned about cutting my jumper in two before I saw your video) 🤗
Thank you so much! Hearing that you were successful is wonderful!
Thank you Suzanne for a great tutorial. I am much more confident now in making a neat buttonhole.
Wonderful Annie, so happy to help!
Thank you so much for this video, the cardigan for my baby turned out perfect!
Wonderful, Marta! I'm sure that both baby and cardigan are adorable! ❤️
Thank you. Your video has been very helpful
Really great video, easy to understand. Thanks
Great to hear! 🧶
Wow that technical skill aspirational! I've only watched this vid up to a minute and a half - repeatedly and on slow to see how you use your fingers
Mind blown :-D
What a lovely thing to say, thank you Lady Spock!❤️
Oh.... thanks again! That's amazing 😍 you're creating a complete and concise "list" of buttonholes! Truly appreciated ❤️
Yep, thank you! A few more to go. Happy New Year and Happy Knitting!
Thank you so much for sharing this video! It was exactly what I needed and i'm very appreciative! ❤
Holy cow!! Thanks so much! Looking for a tutorial & you had the best!! ....Vicki
You are so welcome!
Excellent video! I am going to do the either the 3 or 4 stitch buttonhole.. not sure which until I do a buttonhole on a swatch and put the button through it. I will be using all your tips to make them tight and tidy! Thank you
Excellent video! Thank you!
I've NEVER done buttonholes some people I've asked, how to do it, shy away from them and have just knitted jumpers instead. Yours I'm SO pleased seeing different varieties especially the 2nd last one. And the tips of knitting 2 tog to keep pattern AND how to sew the end bits in. I'm wanting to do ones for big diamonte buttons so I'll hope for the best and have a practice 1ST! So.. I'll be watching this video over & over! THANKYOU! 😊
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You're so kind, Donna, thank you! Be sure to check out my other videos, I'm always here to help!
Excellent video - thank you ❤
So perfect, thanks! I've tried the four stiches wide version, and this is the best method I've seen so far!
That is wonderful! Happy knitting ildibaba1100.
Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff
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What a great tutorial! Thank you very much! ❤️
You are so welcome! 🧶
Thank you! I am a making my second sweater ever and first one with button holes. This was so helpful. My buttonholes look so much better than what I did according to the pattern, didn’t like, and ripped out.
Wonderful!
Thank you so much..I've used 3 row eyelet hole for baby trousers waist band 🥰
Wonderful!
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Thank you! I am making my dauters sweater with button holes this time.
Wonderful!
It's a great learning ! Thank you ❤️
You're welcome 😊
Thank you very much. Wonderfully clear instructions 😊💖
Glad it was helpful, Lisa! ❤️
Thank you, love your videos!
Thank you, Helen, I appreciate you watching!
Wow excellent video as always. The most dreaded in my knitting. My "holey" buttonhole bands will be more pleasant from this second onwards. You are exceptional super talented and a "golden" heart to help knitters of all ages. I LOVE WATCHING EVERY VIDEO OF YOURS. Addicterd I must say. A fantastic END OF THE YEAR 2018 gift to me. Thanks for sharing and caring. HAPPY HOLDIAYS.
Thank you so much! Happy New Year and Happy Knitting!
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Thankyou.
You are brilliant and so good at making extremely helpful teaching videos not to mention generous with your knowledge. Thank you! I watch them so often and find they always work so well. I am just about to make buttonholes for 10mm buttons in a 1 inch band in 1 x 1 twisted rib. I love the tidy effect of the one row hole and wonder if they work ok for 3 stitches. Or perhaps that would be too small? Thank you again and I hope you always get as much joy from your knitting as you give to others!
Yes, it is OK to work for 3 stitches. It will look great! When you bind off the lower part, be sure to twist the rib stitches first, then bind off, they will look better that way. Thank you and happy knitting.
I’ve done the band with the buttons and it’s perfect! Many thanks.
Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
I'm working on a sweater with ribbons for off-the-shoulder straps and the horizontal eyelet works perfectly for that, I thought I would have to do regular one stitch eyelets but this method looks so much better
Wonderful NervyCarcass! Happy Knitting.
Very clever !
Thank you! Happy New Year and Happy Knitting!
I am really anjoying your videos! They are so clear and concise! They're very easy to follow and understand! I have a question... a problem... I have a K3P2 ribbing for my button hole band, so I can't find a button hole stitch that works following button hole techniques for either K1P1 or K2P2 ribbing. Suzanne, do you have any recommendations about how I could do this? The pattern I'm using in the Juno Cardigan, and all it says it to make "a button hole", without directions on how to do that.... Many Thanks, Caroline
Thank you! This was very helpful!
You are very welcome Jennifer! Happy knitting.
Very good
You’re awesome!
Thank you.
Very helpful tutorial!! Would I do anything different to make the 3-row buttonhole in 1x1 twisted rib?
Thanks so much 😊
You're welcome 😊
Great tutorial however ... It would have been so much more helpful if you focused on one one buttonhole at a time, splitting this into four different videos for each different buttonhole! Otherwise... Nicely taught!
Noted!🧶
Thanks! Doing buttonholes for the first time and was trying to find a video to make sense out of the directions.
I don't know if you can help me, but I like the buttonhole with the 4 stitch bind off the best. What would you use in a 1x1 rib band, bulky yarn, tight knitter, and 7/8 buttons? 2 stitch bind off? Not a big fan of that single YO buttonhole that my pattern calls for. Doesn't look as professional as the bind off buttonhole. Not that I'm anywhere near a professional, but I do like my knitting to look as nice as I can manage.
And off topic, who on earth downvotes a knitting video? Even if I didn't understand your presentation (which I did, thanks), I wouldn't downvote a knitting video. I'd just toddle along and find one I did understand. Some people... although I do agree with the one commenter who said that perhaps one type buttonhole at a time might have been better for those of us who are a little slower to catch on.
For your situation, I would work a swatch with your ribbing and try both buttonholes. For ⅞" buttons in bulky yarn, you might only need to bind off 2 stitches for the horizontal buttonhole. One for the buttonhole and one to slip over the left stitch. Let me know what you find. Also, on the thumbs down votes, I just ignore them. But, I like you, wonder why. Thank you for your support and happy knitting. 🧶
@@SuzanneBryan Thanks very much! LOL...I detest doing swatching, but better that than mess up my fabric, I suppose. It's a calf length hooded vest, and I'd rather swatch than mess up weeks of work.
I always wonder about downvotes on innocuous things like cooking and crafts. It's not like they're talking politics. Usually.
Exactly, it is better to make a little swatch, than to have a sweater sized swatch. 🧶
Hi Suzanne. I’m trying my hardest to get my button holes to look like yours but I’m getting a little hole at the side of my button hole. Where am I going wrong ? 😟
Thank You... I love you as a teacher and how well you explain all the techniques. Please tell me how you film your shows and do you use a IPhone or camera? And how do you film overhead? It’s so easy to see ...
I use my iPhone camera. I have a double ended gooseneck C clamp and I clamp one end to my desk and the other end holds my phone. It works well for me. I do not have an expensive set up. It is very basic.
3:46- One Row Horizontal Buttonhole (for my reference)
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This is super helpful! I have a quick question, if I want to go with the 3rd option (horizontal), is possible to do less than 4 sts? I’m afraid that’ll be too big for my buttons
It is so difficult to try and figure out what you are doing in continental knitting. 😢 I watched it over and over but gave up. I hope I can find an English style explanation.
Thank you for this tutorial (and many others)!
Is it possible to adjust the size of the one row horizontal button hole according to the size of my button, for example, one stitch smaller? I love how it looks but my buttons are quite small.
Yes, absolutely, and the size of the button hole not only depends on the size of the button but also the weight of the yarn. A heavier weight yarn will require fewer stitches and lighter yarn will require more stitches. Always swatch and test the button going through the button hole. Good luck!
While I like the variety of techniques you show, I was confused by the interruption of instruction for each hold. I would prefer to see a linear approach where one technique is completely demonstrated before moving on to the next one.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I’d like to see the third buttonhole demonstrated by itself. I’m trying to make a three stitch buttonhole, on 9 stitches of 1x1 ribbing and am really confused!😢
I love you .. you are a fantastic teacher... your instructions are very clear and I can see what you are doing easily.. and close
Up .. I am starting a UA-cam channel.. how are you filming?
Just over head? And what kind of camera? Here’s my email
I answered your question above. I am willing to share.
Fantastic!
Glad you like it!
How do you decide which one to do? The size of the button?
Yes, by the button. The buttonhole needs to be much smaller than the button, Knitting stretches quite a bit. More than you would think.
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Too fast, I just cant work out what you are doing!
Did you know that you can change the playback speed of the videos on UA-cam? Look for the gear icon and click on it. Sometimes you will have to find the three little dots to click on to get to the gear icon. Once you see the gear icon, click on it and you can see the playback speed, you can slow it down or speed it up.
Fantastic video, thank you!
You are welcome.