Classic Sandwiched Buttonhole Band

[@AdamLopez]

you’re a legend Susan. love this vid.

[@krasnoludek06]

I got the Hand Manipulated Stitches book and the courses on Coursera, but if there was another book dedicated to finishing techniques such as button bands, neckbands, pockets etc, I would so go and purchase. The technique demonstrated in this video gives such a professional finish, I can't wait to go and apply it to my cardigan. Thank you very much.

[@SusanGuagliumi]

Glad you like this band. More Hand-Manipulated Stitches includes a number of patterns that all have special techniques so you might like that. Hand knits by machine also has some special techniques but no garments. Open Spaces is a collection of open knit stitches - not just lace. You can look inside all of the books on line at Amazon to see if they interest you. There are also classes at susan-guagliumi.teachable.com, one of which is a sweater tutorial. There are trailer clips on the web site to see what the classes are about they are much longer and more detailed than the classes I did for Craftsy.

[@solelymusicable]

This is fabulous! Thank you so much! - New machine knitter here, and I watched all of your Craftsy classes. Thanks for being such a good and clear instructor.

[@gingersteele1562]

So helpful! I started with Passap and knew how to do this on the Passap, but was always confused by the gate pegs. I’m going to practice the buttonholes right now. Thank you..

[@SusanGuagliumi]

Hope this video helps!

[@donnadehardt5728]

I too was used to a passap. I now knit with a Superba because my passap is so hard to push & Im old now. I find it much harder to do on the Superba. I wish I could go back to the Passap. The Superba does better color work, but I dont do jacquard much. Most everything else, the Passap is better.

[@mikeytmpmikey]

Thank you so much for this! It was explained perfectly and the finish is beautiful

[@SusanGuagliumi]

Happy it is helpful for you!

[@brendaeves3236]

That looks amazing, I think with such clarity of instruction and a little (more likely a lot) of practice I too may be able to turn out such a professional finish...... in time 😁 Thank you for another wonderful video

[@bobbinsew]

I’m most of the way through knitting my first garment on my machine and this is the perfect way to finish the front edges. I’ve watched your Craftsy classes multiple times as they are so useful to this new knitter, and I’ve purchased your books as well. I can see they are going to be well used! Thank you for clear, well explained tutorials and written info, you’ve given me a brilliant start and lots to work towards! 😄

[@Barbara-gy9jq]

Beautiful. Love how it edges so nicely along the cable stitches.

[@hossenfeffer8383]

Thank you for demonstrating this very useful technique.

[@victoriacapunay4394]

Es una mujer encantadora y sus manos ni hablar, estoy muy feliz por seguirla ,muchas muchas felicidades y gracias por estar ahí para todos los que tejemos... Un abrazo desde Perú

[@ludyperez6565]

Lindo e importante trabajo, muchas gracias Susan, hoy aprendí algo nuevo, muchas bendiciones.

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[@maureenbrown6610]

Beautiful ❤

[@ingridschafer2509]

Vielen lieben Dank für die perfekte Ausführung!

[@faceformers]

Thank you for this great tutorial! I am so thankful.

[@irinafaer4178]

Thank you so much! this is exactly what i was looking for!

[@SusanGuagliumi]

Great! Enjoy!

[@avrilthehedgehog1]

What a great video, thanks

[@greggoldstein5165]

If 200 needles wide isn’t enough for a cardigan front and neckline, you have to knit the two center fronts and a piece for the neckline or calculate the length from each front to the center back point of the neckline? And you can make the spacing between buttonholes bigger? Thanks!

[@lilianabails9235]

Qué buena técnica!!!!! Gracias!!!!!

[@conyde6920]

Susan en donde puedo conseguir el accesorio para cambiar los puntos al derecho y al revés, gracias, espero su respuesta.

[@sharonclarke221]

Thank you, I’m just trying to get a closer look at how you pick up the stitches on the button holes? Is it the stitch portion above the ravel cord on initially, hen stitches below the ravel cord next?

[@sonialorenzo9223]

Beautiful

[@maryammozafary2513]

Very nice and thanks

[@dalegriffin2662]

Amazing! Thanks!

[@rosanemello9435]

Adorei este trabalho. Parabéns

[@liormynhardt]

wow. i just started learning on a little janome chj-3. this was interesting

[@morticia5519]

thank you for this Susan

[@greggoldstein5165]

Hello! On a cardigan with buttonhole bands, if in stockinette is the band supposed to be knit all as one piece or is it knit and linked together somewhere toward the back of the neckline? Thanks!!

[@monicamorell4656]

Hermoso.

[@ОльгаКонстантинова-у3ю]

Дуже вдячна

[@ТатУю]

Super

[@Jean06460]

Susan, is there any rule of thumb as to how far apart buttonholes should be spaced?

[@fadilatedjini721]

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[@نورةنورة-ظ2ج]

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[@bikrgran]

WOW! Thanks!!! How hard is it to make that garter row, with a full-sized front? I really need to practice my garter bars. Beautiful front band!

[@ТамараСизоненко-ч6ы]

Красота!👍👍👍

[@clariceonline9757]

Wow

[@esperanzamorales6960]

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[@elenas4185]

Отлично .

[@योगपरमानन्द]

Nice m.