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Snap To It !

OK - So I'm just writing a little blurb about the other half of this towel.  I've used the other half and made one for my mom.  Since I apparently can't make a buttonhole, I decided to put a snap on the hanger part. It turned out perfect !  Also, the stitching on this one is a little better than the first - since mine was a practice trial, I suppose.


Hand-sewing the snap was easy.  However, sewing the button overtop the snap was difficult because the holes from the button didn't line up with the holes from the snap. I sewed the snap on first, then I just wriggled my way through the button holes and fabric until I felt it was sturdy enough.  I'm very happy with this result !  Until I figure out how to sew a button hole, I'll be snapping my towels.

 How do you sew a buttonhole? Do you hand-sew or use the machine?

Now you can Do It Yourself Too !

 ~Stephanie
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  1. Melissa GFebruary 17, 2016 at 10:08 PM

    This is so cute! I've gotta figure out how to make this :)

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  2. Melissa GFebruary 17, 2016 at 10:08 PM

    This is so cute! I've gotta figure out how to make this :)

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