Knitting buttonholes

A step-by-step tutorial on how to make a vertical buttonhole in knitting. Easy technique for beginners for fast and simple projects.

A One-Row buttonhole is a tidy, neat and strong way to make a buttonhole. It makes a buttonhole in the same direction as the knitting, but fortunately, most patterns expect your buttonholes to go this way. In fact, going in the other direction is much harder for knitting. Working a one-row buttonhole is pretty simple …

A step-by-step photo tutorial for my favorite method of doing buttonholes on a knitted garment: the one-row buttonhole.

Good knitting pattern design is all about the details; making thoughtful choices about the function and aesthetics of your design without automatically choosing the default. And today, I’m jumping right into the details with this ultimate guide to designing handknits with buttonholes.

Knitting neat buttonholes can be a challenge, especially if you need the bigger sized ones. They often tend to sag or stretch at the edges. Fortunately, I recently came across this lovely technique to make a two-stitch buttonhole 😃 #LaVischDesigns Knitting #KnittingLife #KnittingLove #KnitterProblems #KnittingProject #ContemporaryKnitwear #KnittersOfTheWorld #NeverNotKnitting #SlowFashion #Tutorial #KnittingTutorial

A better way to make a buttonhole in knitting using a special technique to reinforce the corners for neater results.

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners and more advanced knitters about a way to add a horizontal one-row buttonhole to a knitting project.

How to knit a buttonhole - Learn how to create buttonholes in 5 best ways, plus a tutorial on buttonholes for Claire's blue cardigan.

Here's a simple way to knit a sleek fully-reversible buttonhole without breaking and re-attaching the working yarn.