How to Make a Yorkshire Button
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2020
- How to Make a Yorkshire Button using the Yorkshire Button Kit from Gina-B Silkworks - www.ginabsilkworks.co.uk
At the end, I'll also show how to make a little thread button loop (shank) so that you can easily attach your button.
In this demonstration, I am using a perle No 5 cotton thread - you can use just about any thread or yarn and the buttons can be stuffed with fabric scraps, wool, a bead or a button.
Please note: We now remove the protective film before we pack the looms :) - Jak na to + styl
Absolutely the cutest thing to make.
😲 wow! You made that look so easy!!! Thank you !
I just discovered your video by accident and loved both your Dorset and Yorkshire buttons. They are beautiful, thank you for sharing and very easy to follow you :)
I am so glad I watched this video as it's shown me just where I was going wrong with my Yorkshire button, thank you Gina.
You're welcome!
Wow, this is very beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Love your art
Thank you so much
Hi Gina,
Many thanks for a clear tutorial, I am left handed and wondered how I would get on, no problem. Just made my first of many "Yorkshire Buttons" with your kit and yes my thread was wrapped on the tight side but I have learned so much.
Oh that's lovely to hear. The tightness is the hardest to control, but once you get a feel for it, you'll be fine. x
That’s so awesome, I just found something new to try! My garments are look fabulous :-)
I can’t wait to try it!
Hope you enjoy it!
Hi Gina, I must say I really love your work and craftmanship you represent. I also find the video very relaxing! Please continue, this is amazing :).
Thank you so much!
Such a lovely button, thank you.
Tip: I have a cheap pillow which I bought to use as stuffing and it is, of course, washable. I use it for numerous projects such as pin cushions - another love of mine. Buttons are my new project thanks to you.
Oh I have a bit of a thing for pincushions too... :)
i love it
Just ordered the kit for theses can’t wait to get started. Have seen you many times on Hochanda now create and craft and love what you do xx
Oh thank you!
Gorgeous ❤
Thank you!
Love it!
I love your buttons and passementerie Gina B! Gonna be ordering some silks and button looms and mini tape loom from you for fly fringe. Been following you here and on Facebook for a couple of years now in the USA. Can’t wait to place my first order this week! Great tutorials. Keep it up!
Oh thank you! I'm glad you've enjoyed them. The little tape loom is really cute when put together. :)
Gostei muito. Obrigada.
Thank you so much for the clear video tutorial! My kit arrived yesterday and I made two Yorkshire buttons last night. I wrapped the loom too tightly but found that if I removed the loops in the order I wrapped them the button will come off easily. Love finding something to do with all of the fiber I have collected over the past 50 years! haha!
I'm so glad you are enjoying making - welcome to a new addiction!
Got my kit this afternoon. Sat and watched your video to get me started then was chilled in my summerhouse with a cup of tea totally chilled sewing away. So relaxing and I’m pleased with result xxx tried to add picture but not sure how too
I'm so pleased you are enjoying it, it was lovely seeing your button over on Facebook x
@@GinaBSilkworks thank you Gina I’m looking at your other kits to have a go at xx have made 3 buttons today to go on my craft yourself silly mixed media quilt thought they would look good on there. See you spotted I was same person lol Dee doughnuts is my nickname But Darleen is my proper name xx
Wooww thank u so much God bless u
👏👏👏👏🙏🙏gracias!!!
That looks amazing! I'm so enjoying these videos. I've decided to add a bunch of things to my Christmas wish list from your site. This way I never need to know what shipping costs are!
That's a clever plan! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos
How come you skip a spoke when you are loading the loom? I was taught to go in every spoke. :)
For a neater centre. By going every other, the thread crosses the centre of the loom instead of off to the side a bit. Also, its how I learnt 🙂 Whatever is most comfortable for the maker is best though!