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BUTTON-AND-LOOP
Making a button-and-loop fastening When you have inserted the loops into one seam 10 edge of an opening (see above), it is important to position the buttons correctly on the opposite edge, so that the opening meets edge to edge when fastened and does not gape open. Place the two edges together and press the loops across the opening. Mark the position for the button at the farthest point the loop will extend to without pulling on the fabric, and just inside the loop. Sew on the button (3).
INTRODUCTION | PATTERNS | SEAM ALLOWANCES | SYMBOLS ONE | SYMBOLS TWO
SYMBOLS THREE | QUANTITY OF FABRIC | GRADING THE PATTERN | THE ALLOWANCE
FOR A LARGER SIZE | FOR A SMALLER SIZE | STRIPS | MATERIAL |
PREPARING THE MATERIAL | WEIGHT OF MATERIAL | ALLOWANCE FOR GROWTH
TOO SHORT | CONTRAST BINDING | SKIRTS OR TROUSERS | BIBS AND BRACES
ELASTIC | WEAR AND TEAR | FASTENINGS | ATTACHING LOOPS
SECOND METHOD | COVERED BUTTONS BUTTON-AND-LOOP | DECORATIVE FEATURES
APPLIQUE | QUILTING | MAKING RIBBON TIES | TURN THE HEAD | ATTACH RIBBON
BINDING | JOIN STRIPS | FINALLY | MAKE THE COLLAR | IRON-ON
NECK EDGE | GLOSSARY