Learn how easy it is to make buttonholes with your embroidery machine and achieve perfect placement every time! CLICK HERE to find the “Buttonholes in the Hoop” designs!
Learn how easy it is to make buttonholes with your embroidery machine and achieve perfect placement every time! CLICK HERE to find the “Buttonholes in the Hoop” designs!
5 replies on “Buttonholes in the Hoop!”
I am going to do buttonholes like this tonight. I embroidered the sample last night.
What is the pattern for the sweet jumper your granddaughter is wearing? The shape is such a classic!
I am so glad you demonstrated this on the altair. I own its twin cousin, the Brother StellaireXE1, so seeing you do this is exactly what I’ll be doing for my embroidery.
Your friend,
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Thank you so much for the kind words! 😀 I haven’t actually made an official pattern yet (I just made that dress “on the fly”), but as several people have asked for it, that’s on my to-do list now! It will be a downloadable pattern at some point. Just keep an eye on the newsletter if you want to find out when it’s available. Thanks again!
I love the idea of making buttonholes on my embroidery machine. Unfortunately, both my embroidery machines are quite old so I don’t know if I can do this without actually digitizing the buttonholes myself, but trust me I am going to look into this as I HATE making out buttonholes and trying to space them out exactly! Thank you so very, very much for this video, I am also interested in the darling, classic jumper you made your granddaughter. I have looked for a pattern like this in a 18 month up to size 10 in my old stash and in the pattern books and there isn’t anything like it! have a great Holiday Season!
I love the idea of buttonholes in the hoop especially for those difficult spots. I have a Bernina 770, it doesn’t have the camera for placement capability. What do I do for placement of the buttonholes?
No worries! The “Buttonholes in the Hoop” designs come with PDF instructions that also show how to position the designs without the use of a camera feature. I’ve emailed you an explanation of that method – it’s simple, yet effective! 😄