Sewing Tip - Pin marking through a concealed buttonhole placket to mark button placement.

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Pin marking through a concealed buttonhole placket to mark button placement. (Tip/Technique)

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Pin the top of the placket in order to start marking the button placement through the concealed buttonhole placket.

Next, use a pin to penetrate the center of the buttonholes, from the right side of the garment, and make a mark with a white pencil where the pin touches the buttonhole placket underneath.

Just to make sure that I marked accurately, I always use a ruler to confirm my marks. Then sew on the buttons!

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