Neckline sewing

Different garments call for different neckline finishes! This blog post will walk you through three different methods for finishing necklines: facing, binding, and ribbing. #sewing #garment #wardrobe #clothing #tutorial

Sew a neckline facing with a beautiful finish Hey y’all, today we’re talking about how to sew a neckline and finish it off with a neck facing. I decided to do this tutorial now because of the neck facing on my new pattern, the Esma Top (pictured above and below). A facing is a strip...Read More

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✨How to Sew a Neck Facing✨ In case you’re still intimidated to sew your neckline with bias..."

One of the design issues we’ve encountered relates to making a sweetheart neckline. Sometimes the neckline V at center front would not be as sharp as we wanted it to…

Neckline slits are cute. They are cuter when they are on the front but they are still cute on the back - it is an easy way to sew an opening for your top or

Finish the raw edge with a bias binding, you can use it for armholes, necklines and more. You can use a ready-to-use bias band or make your own. Cut a 4 cm wide strip at 45 degrees, if the fabric is thinner, interface the fabric first and then cut the binding ✂️ . . . #sew #sewsewsew #sewing #sewingproject #sewinglove #sewingtechniques #sewingpattern #pdfpattern #pattern #patterns #patterndesign #patternmaking #patternmaker #howtosew #patterncutting #sewingtutorial #sewingtips #sewinghacks…

Today I'll be showing you my favourite neckline finish for knit fabrics. It's my personal method for sewing knit neckline bindings, and I prefer it to the standard method!

​Sewing can be fun, real fun I mean. And sometimes it gets boring, when you feel you need some spices to prep it up a bit. Being in the industry for close to 2 decades, I’ve come to realise a…

It's harder than it looks, right? Sewing that neckband in a top from knit fabrics. Either it turns out too large or too small... Well, here's how I do it! If you're making a t-shirt, bodice or any other kind of top out of knit fabrics (fabrics that have stretch), and you want to finish the neckline with a band, you can start by sewing both shoulder seams. 1. MEASURE After the shoulder seams have been sewn, measure the neckline. Use a tape measure and place it on the neckline upended. With…