Thank you 🙏 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

Muito bom! Obrigada por compartilhar 🪴

An excellent video. Thank you. So much easier to get the buttons and buttonholes exactly where you want them without a fuss!

Thank you. Crisis averted . This is great

Obrigada, vou testar. Acho que vou conduzir o fio de baixo para cima para ter menos pontas soltas

What das "WS" mean?

Love it! This is such a useful skill for creating knitted buttonholes, one of my least favorite things to do. Thank you for the tutorial.

This is brilliant! Thank you for sharing ❤🧶😊

Awesome! Particularly when you do not know it's boy or girl 🤔. I tried to secure with one thread only: going through one side of buttonhole and coming back from other. That way I have only one place for ends connection. Thank you so much!❤

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I've just tried this on a toe-up sock that I decided I wanted to have a 2x1 rib. I'm determined to have my (2x1 rib) cake and eat it (with a stretchy bind off that looks good). This bind off hack definitely has the look, but sadly I don't think it has the stretch 😢I've just finished binding off as loosely as I could and it's really hard work to get the sock up over my heel. I think I'm going to have to resort to Jeny's extra stretchy bind off which does the stretchy job without looking quite as nice. Great effort on hacking the tubular bind off though, it looks great!

Thank you! I originally added snaps to a few projects and really don't like how that looks and thought I would just have to live with it.

Muchas gracias

Obrigada pelo vídeo,muito útil. Vou fazer as minhas assim! 😊

I am making my first cardigan and missed the instruction to put the first buttonhole in the waistband. I can make this solution work. Thank you for sharing/teaching!

So glad I “met you” regarding your beautiful Concentric Circular Shawl on Ravelry! Looking forward to seeing all your posts! Thanks so much, this buttonhole is a real winner. I am about to do the edge on the “No. 4 Vest and may try this technique. 😊

Great technique! Thank you.

Thank u so much. ❤

Boa tarde. Procuro o patern de cardigan/casaco para senhora Adoro os seus paterns...explicao tao bem Muito obrigada

Hello and thank you for sharing your technique 😀 Question however - With my buttons (23mm, cardigan for myself), I am trying your technique - Despite using more stitches, the buttonhole is too thigh. Any idea of what I do incorrectly? Thank you kindly 🧶

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Amezing 🎉

Amazing! Thank you so much 😍

Genius!! Thank you so much!!

Brilliant! I'm keeping this ❤

Obrigada! 😍

Thank you so much! I've always had problems knitting buttonholes in the right place. Now I don't have too! What a wonderful video!

This is terrific.

If you did not bind off your button band before making the buttonhole, couldn't you simply include that stitch from the hole in your final bind off? I think this buttonhole technique is genius!

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing.

Wow! I learn so much from your great videos!

This is genius! A cardigan I knit years ago needed an additional button, and the buttonole I made using this technique both looks and works a lot better than the buttonholes I originally made while knitting the button band. Thank you so much!

Que bonita 😍

Sandra, this is brilliant! I knit a cardigan a couple of years ago that I wish had buttons--I'm going to use your technique! I love your patterns, btw. Thanks for sharing this with us!

Wonderful to know. Wish I had seen this yesterday. I fought and fought with 5 button holes in a sweater.

Double crochet hook can work on this as well

Love this pattern. Thank you for all your wonderful patterns ❤

This is amazing technique. Love to learnt it. Thankyou Sandra❤

Só funciona com esse tipo de banda de botões/casas? Se não fizer banda alguma, já não funciona, certo? Obg

Genius! ❤

Sandra, youve done it again! Another fabulous knitting idea!! 🎉❤😊 I am ALWAYS unhappy with conventional buttonholes, as mentioned by other contributors here, so I'll be making my buttonholes like this from now on 👍👌❤️🧶 Thank you, SO much 😊

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Thank you for the great idea and even better explanation! I have a few sweaters I made without button holes because I didn’t want to bother with them, but I can add them now!