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-[* black] This is the third step to lengthen your buttonhole.
-[* black] Starting on the right of the buttonhole, stitch to your mark, matching the original stitching. Then stitch a new Bar Tack. Finally, stitch back on your left to just past the original Bar Tack. Tie off or backstitch your thread.
-[* 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 third step to lengthen your buttonhole.
+[* icon_note] A Bar Tack is several long, narrowly spaced stitches that form the top of a T between shorter perpendicular stitches.
+[* red] Starting on the right of the existing buttonhole, stitch to your chalk mark or pin, matching width of the original stitching. Then stitch a new Bar Tack. Finally, stitch back on your left to just past the original Bar Tack. Tie off or backstitch your thread.