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Step 1: Work the row up to the point where the buttonhole will begin. Bring the yarn to the front of the work. Slip one stitch from the left needle to the right and then return the yarn to the back of the work and leave it there.
Step 2: Slip another stitch from the left needle to the right. Pass the first slipped stitch over it -- one buttonhole stitch bound off. Repeat, slipping stitches from the left needle to the right and binding off previously slipped stitches, until you have bound off as many stitches as you wish for your buttonhole. Slip remaining buttonhole stitch back to left needle.
Step 3: Turn your work. The yarn should be at the beginning of the left needle; bring it to the back. Using a cable cast-on, cast on the same number of stitches you just bound off plus one extra. (For example, if you bound off 3 stitches for the buttonhole, cast on 4.)
Step 4: Turn your work and keep the yarn to the back. Slip the first stitch from left needle to right and pass extra cast-on stitch over it. Resume working across row, making additional buttonholes as above.