Buttonholes in Tweedy Fabrics
Beautiful multicolored tweed fabrics often pose a challenge when it’s time to make buttonholes. While there is often a variety of colors in the fabric that can be matched, selecting just one can create a buttonhole that calls attention to itself. To help the buttonholes blend into the background more effectively, I select a couple of complementary colors from the fabric. I then use a slightly larger needle and a somewhat less-dense buttonhole, and stitch the buttonholes with two colors of thread through the needle.
Submitted by: K. Wolff, Laguna Hills, California
Posted on May 9th, 2008 in sewing, fashion, thread, buttonholes, tweed
























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