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Sew Buttons To A Shirt | Learn How Using A Sewing Machine
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- I use an automatic buttonhole foot to sew a buttonhole in a piece of fabric, then I switch to the button presser foot and attach the button. I use 4 different types of button that vary in size. Using the Brother SQ9185 sewing machine makes this process very easy and fun.
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Thank you very much for the clear explanation.. best tutorial i watched so far for using button foot
Best instructions yet, thank you for your time.
You are the best in teaching thank you🙏
Thank you for the clear tutorial! I have a tip to pass along from another sewing channel (Debbie Shore): use the buttonhole foot on the setting for the particular buttonhole you want to make a sample buttonhole on a scrap piece of fabric. Cut it out and use it to decide where you want to sew the buttonholes on your fabric, then mark each location with the tool of your choice (chalk, erasable pen, pencil, or soap). A warning about using Frixxon pens as temporary fabric markers (they’re the pens that disappear with heat from friction, irons, dryers, etc); know that *the ink returns when whatever you marked gets chilled enough.* I love the pens for writing but I wouldn’t use them on anything I needed the ink to be permanent OR erase permanently.
Thank you so much!! I have learnt how to do buttons from your video!
You are welcome and I appreciate the fact you watched multiple videos. Thank you for your support and continue sewing. Enjoy the rest of your day thank you.
This video was amazing! Thank you. I feel like I learned so much about my machine and sewing that I didn't know before. I appreciate you taking the time to make this and I will be watching your other videos.
I'm glad I could help you out and thanks for watching.
This video is amazing and I can't than you enough, sir!
Enjoyed, thank you!
Thank you for this video! Everything was explained perfectly!
Thank you.
Your instructions and camera work were excellent. I looked up the reviews and many were terrible. I would be hesitant to buy this machine. Great video.
Thank you. Nice thorough explanation.
Thank you very much!!! makes it so much easier to understand!
Feel free to ask all the questions you want.
Omg thank u so much this really helped 😁
Great video! 👍 Will definitely try this at home. Thank you so much!
leah booker I'm glad you liked the video and when you're finished with your project let me know how it turned out. Thanks for watching.
This video was very easy to understand. Unfortunately, I have a button with a loop? on the back that I need to attach. If anybody can point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated...it came off my favorite jacket.
It would have been nice to see how this was done neatly and cleanly. I'd like to know how to do the button holes, etc. well. The button holes in this video looked a mess....
I really enjoy your tutorials! They are really well done. I recently purchased a Brother SQ9285. I have NEVER used a sewing machine in my life but I am anxious to get started thanks to your tutorials. I have a question though . . . What is the bobbin used for?
Well thank you, I appreciate your comment. The bobbin is used to get the thread on the underside of the fabric. You need thread on both sides to lock the stitch in and that's what the bobbin is for. If you have any questions feel free to ask as many as you would like.
Thank you for this explanation mr oxman but i was wondering if i can use the button foot on brother js1410 please am confuse let me know if i can use the button foot for brother js1410 thank you for everything am looking forward to your replay!!??
First off thanks for watching and I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. I will do some research and find out if you can use the button foot on that specific sewing machine.
Another great video! It's fun as well as knowledgeable to watch your videos. I have a question: you showed in another video how to thread the thread through the machine. When I use the thread holder that's horizontal, my thread always snaps where it gets caught in the slot where the thread goes when not in use on either end of the spool. Could the vertical thread holder be used for everyday use and not just when two spools of thread are needed? Would that confuse the machine?
Yes, I had the same problem and now I just use the vertical thread holder like you suggested. It works perfectly. I really appreciate all your support.
Adding button holes seems so intimidating 🙈🙈 Thanks for this tutorial! I may have to practice button hole making soon!
Practice makes better, thanks again for watching, you have a blessed day.
do we ever let machine sew botton on when set to automatic sewing instead of manually turning thehandle?
I prefer to do it slowly to make sure the needle doesn't hit the button.
I've made a wool coat and the fabric is very thick and loose woven. When trying to make my button hole the fabric doesn't move . What is the problem??
Cassandra Keller Your material might be too loose. I would try to adjust the tension and see if that helps.
WOW...So when did sewing machines get automated ?
I think I've had that particular sewing machine for about 4 years now. I believe sewing machines became computerized within the last 10 years or so. If you get a computerized sewing machine it will change the game on you. Sewing is so much easier and actually have more fun doing it now. Thanks again for watching.
Great tutorial! One correction, it's BROTHER SQ9185 not Brothers SQ9185.
Haha, yeah I keep adding a S. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment.
@@oxmanagain LOL great tutorial. My wife and I were thinking in the back of our mind I wonder why he is using his brother's machine. The video displaying in the background was the next video after a Singer video. I felt like Duh when I looked up and saw a Brother Machine on the screen. I didn't know the two brands were so similar in accessories and operation. Thanks for the info.
@@IsomKelly777 LoL, thanks for watching and your comment made me laugh.