The threads can be pulled through the ready stitched facing as you push and pull a needle and thread at the right point on the garment to make the loop. Step 2 - Blanket Stitches Put the prepared facing on top of the loops right side down. Then stitch at the correct stitch width to sew the garment, loops, and facing all in one seam. Sewing Seam on Button Loops

We reserve the right to change the delivery service used due to weight, volume and location; however this should only typically be a service enhancement. If DPD 2 day is selected and paid for, then this option will always be used. Trim the seam before pulling through, or leave the fabric on the side if you want a chunky button loop. The edge from the seam will be encased in the loop when you pull it through. Stitch the Seam and Trim Step 5 - Turning Button Loops Get as close as you can to your last stitch, then keep on stitching to reattach the waistband. Sew on the buttons This will anchor the elastic in place and keep the elastic from falling out in the wash. Gather up the elastic Sew the strands so they make a loop at the edge of the fabric, leaving enough space for the loop to slip over the button or little pearl bead you may have chosen for added delicate design.Mark two buttonholes each 1” away from the first belt loop on the front on either side of the zipper.

In this post, I’ll show you how to deconstruct a waistband, add buttonholes, and then we’ll work on adding elastic to a jeans waistband.The foundation of the loop is made with between four to eight strands of thread sewn in the space where the loop will be used. Optional: From here, place your fusible interfacing on the wrong side of the waistband over the area where you have each buttonhole marked. The scratchy side of the interfacing should be against the wrong side of the waistband. Fuse the interfacing in place. You can almost get away with not using interfacing if you’re working with denim. With other types of pants, go for the interfacing.

Cut the strips 1 ¾ inches (4.5cm) wide and at least 4 inches (10cm). If you are making several loops it is more practical to make one long strip of the loop to cut up according to your needs. Step 2 - Fold the Fabric Button Loops Further Reading: How to Sew Spaghetti Straps ( this will show you several ways to turn a narrow tube of fabric) Cut bias fabric strips on a 45 o angle in matching fabric or contrast if you prefer. Cutting on the bias (diagonal) gives the loop some stretch to go over the buttons.The length of loops could also be prepared beforehand on a strip of fabric that is stitched in between the facing and the garment in the same way as individual stitches, but preparing the loops beforehand on a fabric strip or piece of ribbon is easier than making an error on the real garment.