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English 198 WIDE BARTACK BUTTONHOLE 199 NARROW BARTACK BUTTONHOLE 200 WIDE KEYHOLE BUTTONHOLE Bartack Buttohole for Medium to Heavy Weight Fabrics Bartack Buttonhole for Light to Medium Weight Fabrics Keyhole Buttohole for Medium to Heavy Weight Fabrics Stitch Foot to accommodate the dense stitches of the buttonhole. After step 1 (top bartack and left side) and step 2 (bottom bartack and underlay of right side) have been sewn, this stitch now sews a satin stitch down the right side of the buttonhole. When finished sewing, bring the remaining thread tails to the back side of the fabric with a hand sewing needle and then tie the threads to secure them. The Bartack Buttonhole is the most common style of buttonhole. This wide version of the bartack buttonhole is good for medium to heavy weight fabrics because the cutting space is wider than the Narrow Bartack Buttonhole, so it accommodates the larger buttons used on these types of fabrics. Use a fabric stabilizer underneath to help prevent the dense stitches of the buttonhole from puckering the fabric. Adjust stitch length and stitch width as desired for thread you are using, as well as, the look you want for your project. The Bartack Buttonhole is the most common style of buttonhole. This narrow version of the buttonhole is good for light to medium weight fabrics because the cutting space is narrower than that of the Wide Bartack Buttonhole. It accommodates the buttons used for shirts, dresses, and similar garments in light to medium weight fabric. Use a fabric stabilizer underneath to help prevent the dense stitches of the buttonhole from puckering the fabric. Adjust stitch length and stitch width as desired for thread you are using, as well as, the look you want for your project. The Keyhole Buttonhole is commonly used for jackets, coats, and outerwear. This wider version of the buttonhole can be used for medium to heavy weight fabrics because it accommodates the larger buttons often used on these types of fabrics. Use a fabric stabilizer underneath to help prevent the dense stitches of the buttonhole from puckering the fabric. Adjust stitch length and stitch width as desired for thread you are using, as well as, the look you want for your project. 55 of 179

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English
Stitch Foot to accommodate the dense
stitches of the buttonhole.
After step 1 (top
bartack and left side) and step 2 (bottom
bartack and underlay of right side) have
been sewn, this stitch now sews a satin
stitch down the right side of the buttonhole.
When finished sewing, bring the remaining
thread tails to the back side of the fabric
with a hand sewing needle and then tie the
threads to secure them.
198
WIDE BARTACK
BUTTONHOLE
Bartack
Buttohole for
Medium to
Heavy Weight
Fabrics
The Bartack Buttonhole is the most
common style of buttonhole.
This wide
version of the bartack buttonhole is good
for medium to heavy weight fabrics
because the cutting space is wider than the
Narrow Bartack Buttonhole, so it
accommodates the larger buttons used on
these types of fabrics.
Use a fabric
stabilizer underneath to help prevent the
dense stitches of the buttonhole from
puckering the fabric.
Adjust stitch length
and stitch width as desired for thread you
are using, as well as, the look you want for
your project.
199
NARROW
BARTACK
BUTTONHOLE
Bartack
Buttonhole for
Light to Medium
Weight Fabrics
The Bartack Buttonhole is the most
common style of buttonhole.
This narrow
version of the buttonhole is good for light to
medium weight fabrics because the cutting
space is narrower than that of the Wide
Bartack Buttonhole.
It accommodates the
buttons used for shirts, dresses, and similar
garments in light to medium weight fabric.
Use a fabric stabilizer underneath to help
prevent the dense stitches of the buttonhole
from puckering the fabric.
Adjust stitch
length and stitch width as desired for thread
you are using, as well as, the look you want
for your project.
200
WIDE KEYHOLE
BUTTONHOLE
Keyhole
Buttohole for
Medium to
Heavy Weight
Fabrics
The Keyhole Buttonhole is commonly used
for jackets, coats, and outerwear.
This
wider version of the buttonhole can be used
for medium to heavy weight fabrics
because it accommodates the larger
buttons often used on these types of
fabrics.
Use a fabric stabilizer underneath
to help prevent the dense stitches of the
buttonhole from puckering the fabric.
Adjust stitch length and stitch width as
desired for thread you are using, as well as,
the look you want for your project.
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