Last night, I discovered that my Singer 328K is capable of far more than I thought...it can do zigzagging, and all kinds of fancy stitches! Then, today, I stumbled across this buttonholer at a thrift store for $2. Just made my first buttonholes. Magic, thanks to you! Super easy to follow.
Thank you Morgan! I have my mother's 1960 singer machine with a button holer. Had to make a button hole in a pinch and watched this video. You saved the day!
@@rndea100 It works very well. Sizing is easy using the dies provided. The biggest problem I have (and experience will fix this) is placing the buttonhole in the correct place!
Hi Morgan, I have a new-to-me 401A which is my favorite machine. I was in a thrift store and found a buttonholer like the one you have, for $5.00, which I immediately bought, since getting these old accessories is problematic at times. I had no idea how these things worked, but thanks for giving me the confidence to try my new tool a try!!!
Hi Susan! I’m afraid without actually seeing your buttonhole attachment in operation I can’t offer much guidance. That said, you could try some basic troubleshooting like checking the stitch length along the side to ensure it’s not set on “N,” and checking that the attachment is securely fixed to the needle pin nob. Best of luck!
Last night, I discovered that my Singer 328K is capable of far more than I thought...it can do zigzagging, and all kinds of fancy stitches! Then, today, I stumbled across this buttonholer at a thrift store for $2. Just made my first buttonholes. Magic, thanks to you! Super easy to follow.
I’m so thrilled to hear that it helped!! Happy sewing!
Thank you Morgan! I have my mother's 1960 singer machine with a button holer. Had to make a button hole in a pinch and watched this video. You saved the day!
Glad to be of help!
Excellent tutorial Morgan. I just bought the buttonholer for my 403 so now I know how to use it.
This is great! Thanks Morgan. Had a buttonholer for years but will now attempt a buttonhole on my 201K.
Thank you, Nadine! I'm thrilled to hear that it helped you.
did it work on the 201k how easy is it to sew the write size button an button hole with this
@@rndea100 It works very well. Sizing is easy using the dies provided. The biggest problem I have (and experience will fix this) is placing the buttonhole in the correct place!
Thank you for the detailed information all your instructions are on point. I just recently bought one of this, and can’t wait to use it.
Thanks Ludy! I’m glad it helped. Enjoy your buttonholer!
Hi Morgan, I have a new-to-me 401A which is my favorite machine. I was in a thrift store and found a buttonholer like the one you have, for $5.00, which I immediately bought, since getting these old accessories is problematic at times. I had no idea how these things worked, but thanks for giving me the confidence to try my new tool a try!!!
You are most welcome! I’m absolutely thrilled to hear that 😊
The Singer # 401 uses the Singer "Professional" buttonholer. This has the widest variety of buttonholes and is suited for a zigzag sewing machine.
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Hello 🤗 love your video but I cannot get my buttonholer to move . The cam is installed properly. Thanks
Turn off noise in background please i had to switch you off and i really wanted to learn this thank-you
You haven't answered my question about my buttonholer not moving. Hello?
Hi Susan! I’m afraid without actually seeing your buttonhole attachment in operation I can’t offer much guidance. That said, you could try some basic troubleshooting like checking the stitch length along the side to ensure it’s not set on “N,” and checking that the attachment is securely fixed to the needle pin nob. Best of luck!