Sewing a button back on a suit jacket

[@SSN515]

Perfect. Just what this guy needed! I can tear down a car and rebuild it, but I couldn't sew anything worth a darn. This vid helped a ton. Thanks.

[@Artsyca]

Bro this still feels like rocket science to me but I mean at the same time it just makes sense. 🪡🧵🚀

[@jaredland2015]

Had 30 minutes before work, but with these instructions I was able to do this in 15 minutes! Thanks a bunch!

[@10244112]

Thank you. I was going to pay someone to reattach my button but knew I could do this if just shown how. Very clear, a public service!

[@Reelunique]

So many videos on KZbin can’t teach worth a hoot on how to sew a button back on. First one I’ve seen that made it easy for a first timer.

[@jamiechalmers8639]

Never sewn a button on before. This video made it very easy. Thank you!

[@OaxacaTacos69]

Thanks Tina, really came in clutch at my buddy’s wedding

[@sillysoper]

I have sewn for years and have never been taught to sew a button like that. Wish I had watched this video about an hour ago as I just finished 9 buttons and I like this method much better!!!

[@hectorsanchez6771]

Thank you. This video was excellent and I got my sports jacket back.

[@jonniejlo]

Thank you for the video. good clear instructions. Now im lookin' sharp again. +2 points for my favourite classical song in the background.

[@beckyw9000]

Thank you for sharing. Glad to be able to put the button on by myself! Easy to follow directions. Thank you!!!!!

[@Jim_Mundy]

This was super helpful! I didn't know how to make the thread shanks or how to finish and tie the knots. Bachelor here and have been missing my favorite navy blue jacket. I look forward to tacking this task. Thanks!!

[@willemdenhartog8631]

Thank you so much! Button fell off at a dance and I fixed it in 10 minutes!

[@davidgallagher28]

Thanks so much! Saved me money and stress. Completely inexperienced at sewing but nailed on the second attempt! Quite pleased with myself .

[@sewingtink]

David Gallagher So happy you tried it. Now you are an expert. 😊

[@mcini11389]

this was perfect. first button I have ever done and it looks great

[@GuyIncognito-111]

This tutorial helped me a lot. Thank you very much!

[@VoteWithABullet]

I need to fix the buttons on my suit. I was gonna go to my local tailor but after watching your video I’m going to try it myself. That looks like one hell of a knot.

[@sewingtink]

Ortho Chlordane Hope you tried this. It’s sturdy. No buttons falling off with this. 😊 happy sewing.

[@FlyForB6]

Very easy to follow and concise! Thanks!

[@Smdddddddddddaaack]

Great tutorial!

[@Brettdyt]

Great video Tina

[@enricvilabaiget]

thank you!!! wish you all the best

[@dreusmire]

Very good video! I got this done much faster than expected ❤

[@darwiniquahopkins9835]

Thank you for this tutorial 🥰

[@sewingtink]

Thank you for your kind feedback. To clarify the ‘two threads’ used with sewing needle at beginning of video. Use two lengths of thread through needle at same time when threading needle. This will give you a more secure thread or you may use a top stitch thread which is thicker. I hope this helps to clarify. Thank you. 😊

[@DaInsano]

Thanks! Helped out in an emergency!

[@masterz1616]

Thank you, very helpful

[@guysinclair8595]

Wohooooooo just finished mine thankyou 😊

[@sciboy80]

Thank you so much! This was exactly what I needed. Great tutorial!!

[@marvinrandolph4008]

Great video! Thanks Tina!

[@arnauddelecroix]

Thanks, this was helpful!

[@BobbyIronsights]

Thanks for the upload!

[@ByteCrow]

Thank you so much! You are a life saver 😁

[@dulsie4]

Thank you this helped a lot

[@jack.p]

Thank you!!

[@theodoreadam4035]

So helpful

[@schmoe879]

Are you using different thread for the jacket buttons vs normal shirt buttons? It appears to be thicker? Or did you just double up on normal sewing thread?

[@rahulg2961]

I'm sorry but the low video quality makes it hard to understand what goes where. I'm not asking 4k but atleast 480p.

[@christineblack4654]

I dont get how that was a knot?

[@sewingtink]

Hi Christine, Are you referring to tying off with knots at the end. The thread forms a knot as it is tied within the circle of thread. This is done two times , making sure the needle comes up within the circle. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching.

[@LexLangUK]

Thank you! So helpful!

[@TNUni167]

Great instructional video, horrible quality of video. Was very difficult to see exactly what you were doing.