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Explain the types of button hole that sewing machines can stitch
Keyhole Buttonholes
This keyhole buttonhole has a bar tack at one end and a round opening at the other edge.
The keyhole accommodates the shank of the button nicely without pulling on the buttonhole. It is a strong buttonhole suitable for suit jackets and coats in medium to heavy-weight fabrics.
The opening for the keyhole can be cut after the buttonhole has been stitched by using a small eyelet punch.




