If you have a button torn off, do not rush to get upset. According to signs, someone accidentally torn off a fastener speaks of his good intentions towards you. There is a calendar that will take this event by day of the week. For example, if a button came off on Monday, then favorable events await you. Therefore, feel free to embody your plans. The button has a very rich history, once it was a talisman Its loss symbolizes some upcoming event.
When the thread and needle are at hand, there is no problem. 5 minutes - and on the spot. If there are no sewing accessories, you can use the tools at hand.
If the button almost comes off and hangs by a thread, it is easy to fix it. Lubricate a thin thread with nail polish or Moment glue and you can be sure that it will not be lost during the day. Cut the thread that hangs after drying.
Clip
A regular paper clip will help you. This magic wand can be found easily. First unbend it and break it in half, you get a blank in the shape of the letter "U". Now take the button and thread the iron loop through the holes. If not two holes, but four, then you need to thread it diagonally. Now find the place on the product where the fastener should be, mark with a dot. If the punctures from the threads remain, then they will help not to look for the desired sewing site.
Carefully pass the ends of the paper clip through the fabric to the wrong side of the garment so as not to snag the threads of the fabric or make snags. Now pull tight and twist the ends, spread them apart for strength. But be careful, the uneven edge may scratch you or other clothing. That is why a paper clip is a temporary solution to the problem.
If a button on a knitted coat, jacket or vest comes off, just use two staples. Attach them opposite each other, carefully threading between the knitting loops, and calmly fasten one into the other.
Wire
Another way out of the situation is the wire. You need to find a not very thick one, it can be braided. It will take about 10 cm. Remove the braid, straighten the workpiece. It must be threaded into the button so that one end is longer. Then wrap the long tip around the short one, bring it out and inside out again. If the button has four holes, make a second loop with a cross. On the wrong side, be sure to twist the ends of the wire more securely and try to hide them in the fabric so that they do not get scratched.
These two methods, of course, are urgent and do not meet the requirements of aesthetics and beauty, but they can help you out for sure. Good luck and more finds than losses, even buttons.
