Button Closures Using Magnets

[@mariehansen2534]

I thought that I had viewed all your tutorials but no, there's this fantastic thing. Who knew you could do this? What a wonderful invention you are, and the magnets also. I have often thought that I don't want buttons although a chain hooked on each side or a magnet perhaps and here you are with all the details. I am so pleased that you're able to do these, you are a blessing. Take care.

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

Must take a full day to produce this video, so appreciate your time and guidance thank you 😊

[@JustAnotherBuckyLover]

This is amazing and also really useful. As someone with quite severe difficulties, anything that makes dressing easier is always a bonus. While I can certainly manage buttons, this kind of closure might end up being a real boon for others with limited finger and hand mobility too!

[@B3Kusa]

Thank you for all the vital knowledge you share, as well as your time and effort. I love your videos. ❤️

[@katakoriitai]

i'm going to use the magnets closure for a hand bag. thank you for this useful idea.

[@plaitedlight]

This is great, thanks! I think I will use this to secure the finger flap on some convertible mittens (rather than the tiny snaps the pattern suggests).

[@kathyf9413]

Very good, thank you.

[@maylien]

Quite interesting.

[@raelynarnold2319]

What Cardigan are you wearing? Is the pattern at Ravelry? It's beautiful!

[@RoxanneRichardson]

Oh, thank you! It's my own design. It was a project that spent a long time in hibernation, until I decided to finish it last year. The two-tone color is due to having used up the light gray yarn on other projects, while it was in hibernation! :-)

[@AftonGroveKnitter]

Where do you purchase the magnets?

[@RoxanneRichardson]

There's a note at the top of the screen in the section where I explain what rare earth magnets are (section starts at 3:13). There are links to each section of the video in the description box). I bought mine from K & J Magnetics.