Easy neckline sewing

Use the "burrito method" to sew a lined bodice - with neckline and armholes fully finished! This is also known as the "hotdog method" to sew a bodice

This sewing tutorial will teach you how to sew an understitch on a neckline or armhole, or even an inseam pocket.

Facing is another great way to finish a neckline along with bias binding and lining. Facings are pieces of fabric that follow the shape of the neckline. They are usually reinforced with interfacing (fusible or sew-in) to add a bit of extra firmness and shape. There are many different types of interfacing but the fusible...

This is a guide to hemming a neckline. Learn how to finish a neckline without bias tape using this easy step-by-step sewing tutorial.

Change necklines on dress, t-shirt, top and blouse sewing patterns. This neck alteration tutorial will help you create any neckline you want.

"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."

Learn how to sew a shell tuck hem on knit fabric. This technique is perfect on hems and necklines and works well with our Rowan sewing pattern

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

Wondering How to Make a Neckline Higher? Top US sewing blogger, Kara Metta shares her Step by StepTutorial. Click here now for all the info!!