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This is a flat (without history) import of (some of) the content
from our markdown module.

We've imported this without history because the repo contains our
blog posts and showcases posts content prior to porting them to strapi.

Since this contains many images, it would balloon the size of this repo
to import the full history.

Instead, please refer to the history of the (archived) markdown repo
at: https://github.com/freesewing/markdown
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title: Buttons, buttonholes, and snaps
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Buttons and buttonholes may come in different sizes, but always have the same shape that represents how they look in real life:
<Legend part="buttons" caption="A button is shown on the left, and a buttonhole on the right" />
Snaps have a *stud* and *socket* part, and also look like the real thing:
<Legend part="snaps" caption="A snap stud is shown on the left, and a snap socket on the right" />

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title: Buttons, buttonholes, and snaps
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Buttons and buttonholes may come in different sizes, but always have the same shape that represents
how they look in real life:
<Legend part="buttons" caption="A button is shown on the left, and a buttonhole on the right" />
Snaps have a *stud* and *socket* part, and also look like the real thing:
<Legend part="snaps" caption="A snap stud is shown on the left, and a snap socket on the right" />

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title: Buttons, buttonholes, and snaps
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Buttons and buttonholes may come in different sizes, but always have the same shape that represents how they look in real life:
<Legend part="buttons" caption="A button is shown on the left, and a buttonhole on the right" />
Snaps have a *stud* and *socket* part, and also look like the real thing:
<Legend part="snaps" caption="A snap stud is shown on the left, and a snap socket on the right" />

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title: Boutons, boutonnières, et boutons pressions
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Les boutons et boutonnières peuvent avoir des tailles différentes, mais ont toujours la même forme que celle à quoi ils ressemblent dans la vie réelle :
<Legend part="buttons" caption="A button is shown on the left, and a buttonhole on the right" />
Les boutons pressions ont une partie *mâle* et *femelle* et ressemblent également à la réalité :
<Legend part="snaps" caption="A snap stud is shown on the left, and a snap socket on the right" />

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title: Knopen, knoopsgaten en en drukknopen
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Buttons and buttonholes may come in different sizes, but always have the same shape that represents how they look in real life:
<Legend part="buttons" caption="A button is shown on the left, and a buttonhole on the right" />
Drukknopen hebben een *bol* en een *hol*deel, en zien er ook uit zoals in het echt:
<Legend part="snaps" caption="A snap stud is shown on the left, and a snap socket on the right" />