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12-18-2003, 06:43 PM
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Button Holes
Pards,
I had the stitching on one of my drawers' button holes come undone. I want to repair it, but I've never stitched button holes before. I assume there is a certain stitch that is needed. I'd really appreciate some help Thanks,
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Ryan McIntyre 124th New York State Volunteers & The Squatting Bullfrog Mess "the Doctor says that I have got the Knapsack complaint that is I cant carry a knapsack that is a disease of my own getting up for I can lift as much as eney[sic] of the boys" Joseph H. Johnston March 16th 1863 Camp Convalescent "It takes twelve men and a corporal up there [brigade headquarters] to take care of a few trees and salute the officers as they pass these are all the orders we have, but it is military I suppose..." Henry M Howell March 8 1863 In camp Near Falmouth 
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12-18-2003, 06:57 PM
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Re: Button Holes
I am by all means no expert, but to assist me with my first button holes I used the inofrmation contained on http://www.ushist.com/general-information/stitch.htm. After some practice, they turned out looking like button holes done by more experienced taylors. I'm sure others will pipe in with variations on this stitch, but this worked for me!
Good luck and happy stitching. Hallo Herr Pfeiffer: AC Forum rules call for one's avatar to be an actual image of oneself (either period or modern) rather than artwork, graphics, or cartoons. Please amend yours. Thank you. Curt-Heinrich Schmidt,Moderator Last edited by Curt-Heinrich Schmidt; 12-18-2003 at 08:20 PM.
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