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The document discusses four common types of fasteners - buttons, snaps, zippers, and hook-and-eyes. It focuses on buttons, describing them as the most commonly used fastener with two or four holes. It provides details on how to attach buttons, including using a pin to create space under the button, stitching through the holes, winding the thread to form a shank or stem, and leaving space if it will be used as a fastener.
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FASTENERS.pptx
- 1. Kinds of Fasteners There are four types of fasteners which are commonly used. 1. Buttons 2. Snaps 3. Zippers 4. Hook-and eyes.
- 6. BUTTONS - are the most common fastener used in different types of garments. Buttons are those with shank and with 2 or four holes. They are used as fasteners or decorations.
- 8. 2 holes 4 holes
- 9. Ways of Attaching Buttons 1. Square 2. Parallel 3. Cross
- 10. Steps When Attaching Buttons with Holes
- 11. 1.Fasten thread on wrong side. Make a small stitch under the button to be sewn.
- 12. 2. Place a pin on top of the button and screw over it. A stem is placed so that there will be a space for the fabric under the button when the garment is buttoned. Bring needle up through the button then to the other hole back to the fabric. Make several stitches.
- 14. 3. Remove pin. Insert needle in between the thread and the fabric. Wind the thread around to make a stem or shank. Draw the thread on wrong side and fasten.
- 15. 4. A button with shank can be attached like a flat button except when the needle is inserted under the hole in the other side of the button. This button should not be sewn too closely to the garment if it is to be with fastener.