So näht der Schneidermeister ein Sakkoknopf an - Profitipp

I will now show you how to properly sew on a Sako button, a button that has a neck. I take the thread, stitch it through here, so that it really holds well. I stitch over the button, stitch back through the hole, through the fabric, and back into the button. And here it is important that I put my fingers in here, because the neck is this distance between the fabric and the button. Now I stitch through again, put my finger back in, a well-sewn Sako button, which is stitched over three times with each pair of holes, so a total of six times. It will then hold for life. And for the last time, I stitch through here, through the button, but not through the fabric. I turn the thread a few times around the neck, so that's the neck of the button, and then I stitch through here, back to the back. The neck has to be at least as long as the fabric is thick, through which you stitch. Then it has a nice space here. At the back, I make a small backstitch again, a button again, and pull the button through the fabric. You make the world a better place with every well-sewn button.