by Hannah Gilly
November 12, 2024
Buttonholes are a detail that can elevate any knitting project, but they can be something that are avoided as the patterns seem confusing.
In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through three versatile methods for knitting buttonholes, ensuring you have the perfect size for any project and button.
From smaller, delicate buttonholes for lightweight knits to sturdy, large buttonholes for chunky sweaters, each technique is demonstrated step-by-step.
These methods will help you follow the written instructions in patterns, making them great tools to have in your knitting skill set.
Imagine the confidence you’ll feel knowing that you can knit buttonholes with ease and precision!
Which buttonhole style will become your go-to?
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