Sew on a button that stays
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Match thread and mark the spot.
Look at the old thread colour and the mark it left. Position matters more than stitching.
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Anchor with a small cross.
Two tiny stitches where the button will sit, so the first pull does not tear through.
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Sew over a spacer.
A matchstick or pin laid across the button leaves slack for the shank.
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Six passes, then remove the spacer.
Enough to hold, not so many that the holes fill up.
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Wrap the shank and knot underneath.
Wind the thread around the slack three times, then knot on the back.
- 1 Founder draft core @bernard ⚡ new
#1 becomes the Core. This atoma is young: submit a better distillation and take the seat.
No gear needed. Your pot, a timer and ice are enough. That is the point.



