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Step one: Locate where you want your buttonhole or pocket to be. In my swatch, I'm showing that the hole is a few rows too high.
Step two: Join a new yarn to the stitch right before where you want to start your hole. Make sure you are looking at the front of the stitch.

Step three: Chain as many stitches as you need for your hole. In this case, I am chaining 4 to make a 4 stitch buttonhole.
Step four: Slip your last loop off the hook
Step five: Using a smaller hook, insert hook (from left to right) into the bottom of ea stitch you want to go on your chain. In my case I want 4. Re-hook the last loop of the chain.
Step six: Pull loop through stitches. SL to the stitch at opposite end of the buttonhole. In this case its the fifth stitch from where I started. Fasten Off
Step Seven: SCARY PART! Cut the middle stitch of the stitches under your chain, the ones you want to get rid off. Unwind the stitches to the ends of the buttonhole.Step Eight: Fasten off yarn at either end. Weave in all your ends and you got yourself a new buttonhole!
Hey but what do I do about that hole up there?
Step 1: Join new yarn to stitch at opening end of hole. Take loop off of hook.
Step 2: Using a smaller hook, insert hook through the bottom of first stitch on chain, again left to right. Re-hook loop, pull loop through.
Step 3: Perform stitch as normal. In my case, I just did one hdc. Take last loop off of hook.
Step 4: Using a smaller hook, insert hook through the bottom of the next stitch on the chain. Re-hook loop, pull loop through.Repeat steps 3-4 to the opposite end of the hole.
Step 5: SL working loop to stitch at the opposite end. Fasten Off.
Step 6: Optional- Cut chain in the middle. Unwind yarn to the ends of the hole. (you can leave it there too- if its not that noticeable)TA-DA! You just moved your buttonhole. Pretty cool, right?
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