Katt Jon

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It honestly sounds like you need to look at a variety of ways of making buttonholes and explore them.
Examples:
~ Try sewing bound buttonholes (also by hand) by using cloth that you then turn inside the garment. This doubles the fabric and provides a strong base where the threads won't pull and distort. https://www.thelaststitch.com/how-to-sew-bound-buttonholes/
~ Try sewing over a piece of thread or twine to give a guide and clean base for the button hole to be stabilized by.
~ Use stabilizer or a dissolving material to give you a base that will strengthen the buttonholes and stitches.

Look up on You Tube or Threads Magazine for styles of buttonholes that will help you gain skill and confidence. Its a matter of techniques and practice, just like any hand craft or skill.

Kat
2 years ago
What about using the toilets as a filler/insulation layer for the walls of a building? Or a Wallipini? Or and in-ground bunker? The porcelain/ceramics will resist corrosion and corruption, insulate and be a large item for fill.
Not the easiest or most ideal idea...but it definitely is viable!

Katt
Homesteader wanna-be on her acre and a half in a 230 year old house in a suburban zone in Maryland.
6 years ago
I am by no means an expert, but that looks like green Wild Oats.

Kathie