How to put Buttons on a Chesterfield Sofa

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Chesterfield sofas and tufted ottomans are those furniture pieces or sofas which are made by putting buttons on after the furniture item is upholstered. There are so many patterns in which the buttons can be arranged for example in diamond, wave, square, or triangular patterns along with many others but these are the basic patterns. Buttons that are covered with cloth look and compliment the tufted furniture the best. Furthermore, contrasting colors can also be put in use specifically when modern furniture is concerned. However, cloth covered buttons still look best on Chesterfield sofas because they give that vintage look which no other sofas can give.

 Thread a pointy needle with the help of waxed coat thread or even waxed dental floss dyed to match the upholstery. Before stapling the upholstery on the back of the chosen furniture piece or gluing it to the place, make sure to push the needle through the back to make it go through the cushion and come out of the other side. After that, try moving the needle over 1/8 inch in one way from its starting point between the cushion, and then pushing it back between the cushion to the start point and keep doing it in the direction that you have chosen until you attach all the buttons you have. Stitch them a few more times to make sure the buttons are perfectly fit in place and will not fall off due to breakage of the thread. Once you are done stitching them, tie off the thread and then trim it near to the cushion, basically under the button. Continue until you get the pattern that you preferred and wanted in the first place and once you have that pattern, you will be done putting buttons on your Chesterfield sofa.