How To Use A Button Sewing Foot When Sewing With Patterns

Are you tired of struggling with sewing on buttons by hand? Do you wish there was an easier way to get it done? Well, you're in luck because with the Sew On Button Foot, you can effortlessly sew on buttons with your sewing machine!

Sewing machine with Sew On Button Foot attached

The Sew On Button Foot is a small attachment that fits onto your sewing machine, making it easy and efficient to sew on buttons. If you're new to using the Sew On Button Foot, don't worry! We've got some helpful tips and tricks to get you started.

How to Use a Sew On Button Foot

Before you start using the Sew On Button Foot, make sure that you have the correct size for your button. The foot comes with several different button sizes to choose from, so be sure to select the right one for your project.

Once you have your Sew On Button Foot and button selected, follow these steps:

Thread your sewing machine with thread that coordinates with your button, and set your machine to a zigzag stitch. Adjust the stitch width to fit within the holes of the button.
Place your button on the fabric where you want it to be sewn, and lower the needle onto the button to secure it in place.
Attach the Sew On Button Foot to your sewing machine and lower the foot onto the button, making sure that it's secure in place under the foot.
Slowly start to sew with your machine. The Sew On Button Foot will guide the button into the correct position and will sew the button onto your fabric.
When you're finished, trim the thread and remove the button from the machine.

And that's it! Using the Sew On Button Foot is simple and easy, and it's a great way to save time and energy when sewing on buttons.

Tips & Tricks

Here are some helpful tips and tricks to keep in mind when using the Sew On Button Foot:

Practice on scrap fabric before you start sewing on your actual project. This will help you get a feel for using the Sew On Button Foot and will help you adjust your stitch length and width for your button.
Consider using a stabilizer under your fabric to help keep it in place while you sew your button. This can help prevent bunching or shifting of your fabric as you sew.
If your button has extra thick or large shanks, you may need to adjust the height of your Sew On Button Foot. Most feet are adjustable and can be raised or lowered to accommodate different button sizes.
When you're finished sewing on your button, tie off the ends of your thread and trim it close to the fabric to prevent any loose threads from unravelling over time.

With these tips and tricks, you'll be a Sew On Button Foot pro in no time!

So why struggle with sewing on buttons by hand when you can use the Sew On Button Foot to make it easy and efficient? Give it a try and see how much time and energy you can save!