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-[* black] This is the final step in shortening a buttonhole.
-[* black] Matching the stitch width of the existing Bar Tack at the location of your chalk mark using either a sewing machine or needle and thread. Tie off your thread. Make sure the button fits now.
-[* black] A ***Bar Tack*** is several long, narrowly spaced stitches that form the top of a T between shorter perpendicular stitches.
+[* icon_note] This is the final step in shortening a buttonhole.
+[* icon_note] A ***Bar Tack*** is several long, narrowly spaced stitches that form the top of a T between shorter perpendicular stitches.
+[* red] Use either a sewing machine or needle and thread for this step. Match the stitch width of the existing Bar Tack, and sew a new Bar Tack at the location of your chalk mark. Check to make sure your button fits your adjusted buttonhole well.