Sewing necklines tutorials

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

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

🧷 Trendy PDF sewing patterns on Instagram: "How to sew a neck facing in a garment with plackets? The new #vikisews_sewinghacks tutorial is already here for you! 👍🏼 1️⃣ Fold the plackets to the wrong side twice, by 1 cm (3/8”) each time, and then once again by 3 cm (1 1/8”). Press in place. 2️⃣ Fold the placket over to the right side. Place the facing piece right side down on top of it, aligning the neckline edges. The facing should overlap the placket by 1 cm (3/8”). 3️⃣ Stitch with a 1…

We'll show you how to sew the bias facing neckline of our Eucalypt pattern! We've got three methods to sew this facing, including a bias binding finish.

Facings are a great way to finish a neckline or armhole (bias binding is another way -- see my 3 bias binding tutorials here!). I like to have beautiful facings...

Learn how to alter the neckline opening directly on the pattern or on a finished garment. Watch the video tutorial and detailed written explanations.

"I like contouring because it’s easy and it can save you a whole load of construction trouble if you do it right. I’ve had times when I haven’t contoured and I’m left with a whole load of excess fabric that I can’t get rid of, rendering the garment unwearable and it’s annoying! This tutorial will probably make a lot more sense if you watch my more in-depth tutorial on contouring! It’s not a prerequisite, but it will help."

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!

How to substitute fabric in a sewing pattern - learn when you can use woven fabrics instead of stretch fabric and vice versa.