Great Way to Attach Buttons to Your Knits

[@carolelafrance8760]

This is really very useful. Finally, my buttons won't fall off anymore with this technique. Thank you very much.

[@veronicasiefert1226]

This is a great old world technique for button sewing. I remember my great aunt teaching me this technique more than 50 years ago. It’s nice to see it has survived the test of time and is still a very clever way to add buttons. I too still sew buttons this way. Thank you for keeping this technique alive!

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Veronica :-) The old ways are often the best ones. We can benefit from these time-tested techniques over and over again.

[@hazelgrange1046]

What a fantastic tutorial...I've knitted for nearly 50 years but learnt so much. Thank you

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Hazel :-) I'm really glad you like this simple method. Happy knitting, my friend!

[@lynda_63]

This video is so helpful. Thank you I have finally learnt how to attach a button aged 60 years old 😊

[@10rowsaday]

I am so glad I could help :-) Happy knitting, Lynda!

[@jenniferbarrett3272]

Great tips, Marina. I have struggled with attaching buttons. The support button is a great idea. I use it when attaching pompoms to hats, but never thought of this idea for buttons. Thank you.

[@10rowsaday]

What a great idea to use a support button when attaching pompoms. I never thought of that. Thank you for the tip, Jennifer!

[@BeautifulOaks]

Thank you Maryna! This tutorial is excellent and appeared just in time for me to finish my cable scarf with a button. I added my button and it looks great because of your tutorial.

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Beronica :-)

[@melvinbeli1]

Wow. This has been a huge help to me. I normally hate doing buttons and end up with a mess on the back side of the fabric knotting it a few times unevenly. Plus, the idea of the back supporting button is perfect so I don't end up pulling on the button thread too tightly to secure it and pulling the button too close to the fabric. Thanks!!!

[@10rowsaday]

Cathy, I'm so happy that you like this method! Happy knitting, my friend :-)

[@AM-wt2ul]

This is an excellent tutorial, thank you! I always learn so much from you.

[@10rowsaday]

Happy to hear that, my friend :-)

[@theastewart6721]

Great tutorial Maryna! Thanks for sharing these very helpful instructions! Have a wonderful weekend!💞

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Thea :-) You too, have a wonderful weekend!

[@zebnuri7517]

Great tutorial as always. Never knew this. Thank you!

[@10rowsaday]

You are most welcome, Zeb :-) Happy knitting, my friend!

[@conniejackson1142]

You’re brilliant, I love the things I’ve learned from your video’s 😁

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Connie. You are very kind :-)

[@annerteschik3138]

Thanks for a great tutorial! I have been knitting for a long time and have sewn buttons onto many cardigans, but I still learned two little, but valuable techniques that I will incorporate into my future knitting projects that involve buttons.

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Ann, I'm happy you find this tutorial helpful :-) Happy knitting, my friend!

[@foxinbox500]

Thank you for all the tips in this video 😃

[@10rowsaday]

You are very welcome, my friend. I am happy I could help :-)

[@Indigo6g]

This was a great tutorial! Thanks so much for a clear presentation.😃

[@10rowsaday]

You are most welcome, my friend :-)

[@valeriebishop561]

I agree with y'all this was so very helpful!

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Valerie :-)

[@krinklely]

Your instructions are so concise and clear 💯

[@moniquerobinson7691]

Thanks. I love the way of attaching the support button.

[@mayolson2]

Great and useful advice. WOW thank you this was so helpful.

[@10rowsaday]

You are very welcome, Mary Stewart! Happy knitting :-)

[@madnessaurus]

Incredible tips! Thank you so much!! Now I want to de-button my garments and redo them hehe

[@10rowsaday]

You are most welcome, my friend! De-buttoning all garments is quite a big task. As long as the buttons stay put, it might not be worth your precious time. But when a button comes off, you can use the method explained in this tutorial to securely attach it to the fabric. Happy knitting :-)

[@madnessaurus]

@@10rowsaday Ahh, very true, thank you for your insight 💕 I've added it to my knit playlist so I don't forget it

[@MrsBoochito]

Simple but effective! Thank you, running to add buttons to all my knits haha

[@maryannstaudenmayer4819]

MaryAnn Staudenmayer Congratulations, Maggie. The sweater is lovely. Looking forward to the Accessories KAL, my first because I want to make the Balconies Bonnet pattern. Thank you.

[@knittingdiva]

My mind is blown! 🤯

[@sylviakoresh4161]

The best! Thank you!❤

[@lindawellinghoff5432]

Great tutorial. Thanks

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Linda :-)

[@andreamiller6200]

This tutorial is an answered prayer, for sure! I have only the buttons to attach to the baby cardigan I have been working on and this is the clearest technique I have seen! Can anyone comment on the security of the support buttons? I have thought about the proclivity of babies putting everything into their mouths.

[@veronicasiefert1226]

Hi Andrea. You have a very valid concern. Another POSSIBLE solution may be to replace the support button with a small piece of fabric the same color of your project. You can stitch the fabric to the back of the work to secure it in place and then sew the functional button on. The fabric will do the same job (protect the yarn in back and give the button a more stable fabric to sew onto) as the support button but would not come off since it is sewn on. It is a lot more work, but a bit more safe…in my opinion.

[@andreamiller6200]

@@veronicasiefert1226 Thank you so much for your inspired reply, you have solved my problem!

[@veronicasiefert1226]

@@andreamiller6200 you are welcome. Good luck with your baby cardigan!

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you for the suggestion, Veronica!

[@samirazak1243]

Thank you for all l want to know how knit the double sided braid

[@10rowsaday]

Hi Sami. If you mean knitting reversible cables, the tutorial is at www.10rowsaday.com/reversible-cables Happy knitting!

[@Pauligne]

The support button and match to create the shank are great ideas. But why do you use thread rather than yarn to do the actual stitches?

[@10rowsaday]

Thread is less bulky and is stronger than knitting yarn. Because buttons get a lot of action, it is better to go with a stronger thread. Happy knitting!

[@vickymartin9979]

Genial !

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, Vicky :-)

[@toby9999]

I hate buttons with a vengeance., especialy those gross little ones on shirts. Wish they weren't invented. They are nauseatingly ugly things to have stuck on clothing.

[@10rowsaday]

We are lucky to have options - buttons, zippers, Velcro. People were not that fortunate even a hundred years ago, so buttons came in handy :-) Happy crafting, my friend!