How do I sew a button back on?

Question

A button on my blazer has come loose and is about to fall off.
It is one of those covered buttons with the little loop on the back that the thread goes through. thanks

Answer 1

One stitch at a time. In the hole, out the hole.

Answer 2

remove it totally, find a matching thread, start by sewing into the blazer..........DO NOT make big stitches..........just small enough that the button will cover,do them repeatedly about 3 times, then sew in the button the same way you made the small stitches but now going through the loop, don't make it to tight or too loose better enough put a match stick near the loop and sew on. go on like that for 6 more turns then move the stick. On the inside of the blazer opposite to where you were stitching make a knot or make 3 back stitches on top of one another.........it should stick

Answer 3

remove the button completely and pull out all the other threads. find a matching colour for the thread or something close to it.

needle and thread...make a knot at the end of that long thread you have threaded then pierce it through from the back of the point your button should be and then insert the button and sew it close to the point that you initially pierced...do it over and over and when you feel it is tight enough just knot it and cut the excess.

if all else fails...just get really GOOD GLUE and stick it...it should not be visible...

chEeRS~!!

Answer 4

Go to the store and get yourself a curved needle, you'll be able to fix it right up with that.

Look for it in the materials section, where the normal needles are kept.

Answer 5

If your button is loose, buy a new blazer.

Answer 6

thread a needle and just sew away! c'mon.. buttons are easy.

Answer 7

you need to use the milner rushing stitch for this

Answer 8

go here and learn

http://askandyaboutclothes.com/Tutorials/KabbazHowToSewOnABUTTON.htm