SEWING BUTTONHOLES AT HOME - tips & mistakes to avoid //ASMR

[@jenn976]

So beautiful and so well done and presented. Thank you. I’d never heard of gimp and like the look of this better than machine-done. I’m now subscribed.

[@JemimaCassidy]

thank you so much :)

[@denisepettit8534]

Oh, I just checked out your videos and see you have 82 in 4 years. I just subscribed in hopes that you will be doing many more videos. I am sooo impressed with your button holes. I love the fact you are not in a rush! I want to learn from you. I haven't ever heard of gimp before but I will be finding some somewhere. I look forward to doing a beautiful buttonhole like yours. I am thinking of adding some embroidery to what I decide to do.

[@JemimaCassidy]

Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words. Means so much to me! I appreciate it so much. All the best on your creative journey!! :)

[@is_minerva]

Thank you for video. I started handsewn some of my old clothes to kept them longer and was looking for this kind of tutorial for one of my shirt.

[@sbaumgartner9848]

I watch a lot of videos relating to Sewing and Wardrobe Selection for Mature Women. I think you should have more viewers and subscribers.

[@JemimaCassidy]

thank you! very much appreciated :)

[@anitajoe4737]

Beautiful job! I must keep practicing...

[@rustyshimstock8653]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing/multiplying your knowledge.

[@JemimaCassidy]

thank you so much :)

[@barbarastruhs3733]

Really nice work!

[@JemimaCassidy]

Thanks a lot!

[@sbaumgartner9848]

Jemima, what is the thinnest type of fabric suitable for handsewn buttonholes? I have a feeling you will say almost any as long as you use thread that is appropriate and where possible has a backing. However I would think silk and organza would require a high skill level. Thank you.

[@JemimaCassidy]

hi! I have only ever make buttonholes on different weights of wool. I doubt it's even possible on silk or organza.. the buttonholes are very firm and need a fabric with strength. silk and organza frey a lot and are very slippery to work with.

[@monicacassidy8344]

Great tutorial:))

[@tonytuffers]

It looks cool but at the same time it looks like such a long winded process I'm not sure if I have the patience

[@JemimaCassidy]

at the beginning it will take a lot of patience, but once you've practiced and learned - you'll get faster with each buttonhole you make.

[@tonytuffers]

@@JemimaCassidy Thanks for the tip

[@salar779]

I've loved your work. You're very good. I'm keen to marry you.