WOW! what a difference! I had a computer buttonhole maker on my last Viking but this foot was actually easier for me - your directions once again got me going!
THANK YOU!!!! i couldn't get the auto buttonholer to work. i thought i did everything right. i did, almost. but then you said the magic words: "listen for the click". i went back to the machine. listened for the click and did 3 beautiful buttonholes in nothing flat. Thank You. Thank You.
Thank you!!! I am new to sewing and teaching myself with this machine which I inherited from my grandma. I’m working on making part of my Halloween costume and this helped immensely!
Thank you for all of your awesome videos. The amount of work that has gone into each and everyone of them I can only imagine. As others have said, clear & precise, delivered with enthusiasm which is inspiring. UK
I also followed your instruction on the buttonholes, but it would start and do the left side and would not complete the right side. It would stay in the same place at the end.
Hello & Thanks for the video. I am having a problem!! When i get to the end of the first row of stitches the machine stops . The machine width does not change. It keeps making the same small stitches that pile up and make a big thick pile of stitches. Please reply with HELP!!
Could you expand, please on how to cut button holes without having a fraying after a cut? I think you said you use something on the fabric before you make a cut. Thanks.
I must have some problem that is not discussed here. I have been using this machine to do straight stitch and it works very well. I set up the automatic buttonhole and followed the instructions. The machine does not make a button hole. It does not move the fabric. It makes a large wad of thread in one position. What are you not telling me? What little trick am I missing?
Make sure your feed feed teeth are raised. Also I've noticed for me that if I have the stitch length too low it doesn't feed the fabric, so try to make sure it's somewhere comfortably between 0 and 1. Hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing. I have this machine and my automatic zipper foot does not work properly as it does not feed the fabric through and come back the other way. Also cannot get it to work with thick fabric ( it keeps creating a knot In the fabric. Help much appreciated.
jazzmania1000 have you tried to adjust the presser foot pressure when using thick fabric ? Also try to sew slowly and gently pull ( with your finger so it stay even) the fabric left and right.
How do you line up the buttonholes using the automatic attachment so that all buttonholes on a piece will be the same exact distance from the edge? Is there a marking on it to use as a guide?
Hi, There are not really marks on the buttonhole foot. I would recommend marking the fabric with a fabric marker or a pin. This way all the buttonholes will start in the same place. ~Sara~
I swear you have every video for any machine I search for lol. You’re an angel sent from heaven. Thank you!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I just could not figure out how to make a button hole by reading the booklet. You're a True Sewing Hero❤
I really love your videos and I think you are a great teacher. Thank you for producing these videos- they are the best on RUclips.
WOW! what a difference! I had a computer buttonhole maker on my last Viking but this foot was actually easier for me - your directions once again got me going!
glad we can help
THANK YOU!!!! i couldn't get the auto buttonholer to work. i thought i did everything right. i did, almost. but then you said the magic words: "listen for the click". i went back to the machine. listened for the click and did 3 beautiful buttonholes in nothing flat. Thank You. Thank You.
Thank you!!! I am new to sewing and teaching myself with this machine which I inherited from my grandma. I’m working on making part of my Halloween costume and this helped immensely!
Can I just say, how clear and easy you made this. I've only done button holes on industrial machines and you have saved me with this. Thanks to you.
Hi Anthony, You are welcome! Please let your Husqvarna Viking dealer know how helpful these video were for you. Thanks! ~Sara~
Thank you so much! Very helpful for learning how to make button holes on my machine
Thank you for all of your awesome videos. The amount of work that has gone into each and everyone of them I can only imagine. As others have said, clear & precise, delivered with enthusiasm which is inspiring. UK
thank you!
Thank you so much!
So helpful. I couldn’t understand why it wasn’t working!
Very much appreciated!
Thank you! I was so confused.
I've used your video a number of times, thank you so much !
Thank you so much, I have spent my afternoon struggling with the instruction book. Your video is so clear and simple!
i guess it is kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good website to stream newly released series online?
@Bryce Dash flixportal :)
@Bryce Porter Thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service =) Appreciate it !
@Bryce Dash No problem :D
Thank you so much.
You made this easy to follow. Thank you!🙂
Thanks so much with the button hole instructions! Your the best "Cathey from Fort Myers, FL
❤❤❤thank you soooo much.
Thankyou! Just what I was looking for.
Perfect! Just what I was looking for.
I also followed your instruction on the buttonholes, but it would start and do the left side
and would not complete the right side. It would stay in the same place at the end.
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
My Husqvarna Viking Emerald 118 and the part of Raising and Lowering lever has broken. How can I repair it?
Could you help me please?
this was very helpful. ty!
Hello & Thanks for the video. I am having a problem!! When i get to the end of the first row of stitches the machine stops . The machine width does not change. It keeps making the same small stitches that pile up and make a big thick pile of stitches. Please reply with HELP!!
so v. helpful, thanks
Could you expand, please on how to cut button holes without having a fraying after a cut? I think you said you use something on the fabric before you make a cut. Thanks.
For some reason my right side of the buttonhole stitch is not as tight/dense as the left side. Can you help?
I must have some problem that is not discussed here. I have been using this machine to do straight stitch and it works very well. I set up the automatic buttonhole and followed the instructions. The machine does not make a button hole. It does not move the fabric. It makes a large wad of thread in one position. What are you not telling me? What little trick am I missing?
Make sure your feed feed teeth are raised. Also I've noticed for me that if I have the stitch length too low it doesn't feed the fabric, so try to make sure it's somewhere comfortably between 0 and 1. Hope this helps.
Thanks for sharing. I have this machine and my automatic zipper foot does not work properly as it does not feed the fabric through and come back the other way. Also cannot get it to work with thick fabric ( it keeps creating a knot In the fabric. Help much appreciated.
Hi, I would recommend visiting your local Viking dealer for more assistance.
jazzmania1000 have you tried to adjust the presser foot pressure when using thick fabric ? Also try to sew slowly and gently pull ( with your finger so it stay even) the fabric left and right.
Which is the second foot you used?
How do you line up the buttonholes using the automatic attachment so that all buttonholes on a piece will be the same exact distance from the edge? Is there a marking on it to use as a guide?
Hi, There are not really marks on the buttonhole foot. I would recommend marking the fabric with a fabric marker or a pin. This way all the buttonholes will start in the same place. ~Sara~
Who’s the Vona Viking designer brilliant 80
yet one more thank you! （⌒▽⌒）
Why is mine not making the hole part of the button hole lol
Is this a serious question? If it is then you really shouldn’t be using a sewing machine.