How to Sew a Thread Chain - 5 Techniques for Belt Loops, Button Loops and Swing Tacks.

[@sheilaokelly6022]

Brilliant, thank you. I especially like the crochet hook method.

[@HouseofMissSew]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@AveCaesar2025]

For the first method I simply use a tiny crochet hook to make the chain instead of my fingers, I find it much easier that way. Thank you for a great video, it has inspired me to begin using loops for buttons, belts and hooks much more often.

[@HouseofMissSew]

I’m so pleased the video has given you inspiration! ☺️ The first method can be done with a crochet hook. I sometimes do the same thing 😊

[@samelis6546]

You need to make a hand sewing series, ma'am. You are the best I've seen for making the tutorial for this and you even got three different methods. Your quality is top notch; clear camera and viewing, clear voice and instructions, good and valid alternatives for methods. I subscribed instantly.

[@HouseofMissSew]

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment ☺️

[@kayenicholson2225]

I agree!!

[@kayenicholson2225]

Superb

[@LettieRoode]

Techniques explained so clearly. Any beginner will be able to follow it. Thanks

[@HouseofMissSew]

@@LettieRoode thank you for watching! ☺️

[@olivialissauer7404]

New at sewing. Your sewing techniques are by far the most comprehensive and easy to follow. Your tutorials are excellent.

[@HouseofMissSew]

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment! That’s really made my day ☺️

[@mspamerskine]

Lovely! And a very superior way of starting without using an ugly knot somewhere! Thank you.

[@mfdollface1624]

I do bridal alterations and I've always used the blanket stitch method for my thread loops, but I just tried your first method and it was so much faster! It's so cool to see all of the different ways they can be made.

[@missw324]

I’ve made loops using my overlocker with the thread chains you get from the rolled hem stitches. They’re great if you can be bothered to set it up; but I try to remember to do a few, if I’m ever in rolled hem mode! :)

[@mammaduke-patriciad7991]

This is fantastic! Your instructions are so clear, and I'm no longer imteminated on making the button loop. Bless you for sharing.

[@HouseofMissSew]

Thank so much for your wonderful feedback ☺️

[@tracileno9375]

This was very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@HouseofMissSew]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@Pilirosich]

Very nice! Thank you!

[@lesley4928]

This is a brilliant video, thank you so much! My daughter bought a pre-loved vintage floral waistcoat with button and loop fastening, missing a button and all the loops. I feel confident now to sew new ones for her. Thanks again ❤️

[@HouseofMissSew]

Thank you for such wonderful feedback! 😊

[@elizabethswan2040]

This is so useful, thank you so much.

[@HouseofMissSew]

thank you - You're very welcome! 😊

[@emikoworkstudio]

thank you keep up your good work vdo 😘😘😘😘

[@lucywyatt434]

😯 wow!….amazing instructions video…. I been meaning to know how to make these loops …. Because I have dresses that has a loop with a very snaps under my shoulders to secure the bra straps so as you while you are wearing it the strap of your bra is secure and it doesn’t show….thank you!😃

[@peggyolson6511]

That method to just use the chain from the overlocker looks too good to be true, so easy. But I can't figure out how you would secure it in the proper place, without it looking really sloppy.

[@HouseofMissSew]

The best way to secure is with a knot. It’s not the tidiest finish but it can work if you’re can hide the knots on the inside of the fabric. It’s probably best used when you’re using a thread chain or ‘swing tack’ to keep a lining in place inside a skirt or dress.

[@peggyolson6511]

@@HouseofMissSew Thanks for your reply! The other methods you demonstrate are so good that I might not bother with the overlocker readymade thread chain. After all, it is kinda fun to watch the chain taking shape as you go!