Buttonhole stitches may sound like they’re only good for, well, buttonholes, but there’s so much more to these little stitches than meets the eye! After working with this stitch for so long, I have done many embroidery projects with it so far.
But I know that as a newbie, you may feel lost and not know where to start. Let’s not forget that all buttonhole stitches are hard to remember.
In this guide, I’ll explore the many types of buttonhole stitches, each with unique looks and uses.
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Button Hole Stitch Image
Here are some of my favourite buttonhole stitch designs! I had a lot of fun experimenting with each one, from the neat lines of the Keyhole Buttonhole to the textured charm of the Knotted Buttonhole.
These stitches add so much personality to fabric—whether it’s a simple edge, a sturdy closure, or a decorative touch. It’s incredible how these little details can transform a project, right? I can’t wait to see where else I can use them!
Simple Buttonhole Stitch Design
Check out this simple buttonhole stitch design I created using the buttonhole wheel stitch! I love how this technique adds a unique, textured look while keeping things functional.
Even the half wheel stitch creates a beautiful circular effect that enhances the buttonhole. This design is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any project. Here are a few of my projects-
Double Button Hole Stitch Design
Trust me, this stitch has dozens of varieties for embroidery. The double stitch is the easiest and quickest one so far. The double layer gives a nice boldness. It makes them functional and stylish in my project.
I love how it combines practicality with a decorative touch.
It’s amazing how a simple stitch can transform the whole look. Here are a few of my projects:
Button Hole Stitch Design In Aari Work
Yeah, you heard it right. Buttonhole stitch also works on Aari. I am not an expert on Aari work, but I tried it with a buttonhole stitch.
I love how the buttonhole stitch integrates into this traditional aari design.
The smooth, flowing lines of the stitch complement the intricate patterns of the aari work, creating a stunning visual effect.
Buttonhole Stitch Drawing
In the sketch, I’ve outlined how each stitch builds on the previous one, forming a neat row with a bit of texture. This design sketch is great for planning placement on fabric and seeing how the stitch would look along different edges or patterns. I’m not that good at drawing, but I have tried some.
Have a look-
here is my another buttonhole stitch drawing
Conclusion
Threading buttonhole stitches into my designs has been a rewarding way to blend function with creativity. Each stitch brings something unique, adding character and polish to any piece. So why not try it in yours and share it with sewing inspiration?
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