CROCHETING - Buttonholes
May 27th, 2008 by Yarn Paradise
Horizontal buttonholes in crochet are very easily made by working chains
in place of double crochet, treble, or whichever stitch is involved (Fig.141).
On the next row, double crochet or treble stitches are worked as into a
foundation chain (Fig.142).
Vertical buttonholes are worked by dividing the work into two sections at
the position of the buttonhole and working an equal number of rows on each side,
then joining up by working across all stitches (Fig.143).
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