Wondering how to sew on a button? It’s quick and easy to do and will give your clothes a new lease of life.

To sew a button, use 24 inches. For other projects, measure the length of the area you want to sew, double it, and then add a few inches.

Step 4: With button in place, push needle down through opposite hole (diagonally or adjacent — match sewing to other buttons on clothing) and out back of fabric.

How to sew a button easily because, at some point, one of your coats or shirts is going to lose one.

Here's how to sew a button for the times you need to get DIY. Just follow these four steps and you'll be on your way to a secure button in no time.

With your needle in between the fabric and button, flip it back over to face the front, then start wrapping the thread around the button three or four times.

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If your button fell or popped off, here's a quick step-by-step guide for how to sew it back on by hand with a needle and thread. No tailor necessary!