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Embroidered button loop
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This technique is used when you want to add a small button between two structures that are not supposed to be superimposed but must be hold close together. Example : a bolero with only one top button. It is very simple, it is cute and it looks so professional!
Technique Materials
thread, needle, a small button.
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Feb 13, 2011, 06.51 PMby arianna mazzoleni
j’aime beaucoup cette tecnique! en italien s’apelle “sprangolina volante” = “barrette volante”, drole nome!:)