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.

For as long as I can remember, I've been sewing buttons back onto shirts for my dad and three brothers. It used to be easy when we lived in the same house. But as us kids have grown up and moved ...

Sewing on the button is the easy part. From under the material, push the needle up and through one of the holes in the button. Pull all the way through until the knot is anchored and back down ...

The next time a favorite shirt loses a button, don’t toss it in the back of the closet, make the repairs yourself. Sewing on a button is one of the most underrated and useful skills a person can ...

3. Place a pin or toothpick across the center of the button and hold it there until the next stitch helps keep it in place. When the pin is withdrawn later, it will allow the slack necessary to ...

We're in our ‘fix it’ era! Along with learning how to un-shrink our clothes, fix a broken zipper and clean our suede shoes, we're also improving our sewing skills – and that starts with learning how ...

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!

Money; Thrifting; Sew a button back on by hand - here's how If a button falls off, it's quick and easy to replace it. You often don't even have to buy a new button.

Melinda Adams, a fashion management professor at the University of the Incarnate Word, says these easy tips can save you about $20 it would have cost to get your button reattached at the dry cleaners.