I was just trying to find a way to not get strangled by my tshirts and wow! Your technique seems perfect. The front neckline is flawless. While your work impressed me (and is too advanced for me 😬) I was touched by all the beautiful comments. Seems lots of people missed you and have been thinking about you. You’ve achieved a true sense of community here. Wishing you and everyone blessings on your collective journey.
What a helpful video! Great idea of cutting some of the hem fabric for the neckline. I also love the idea of using the double needle to sew the hem in knit shirts. I have a new Janome sewing machine and have not yet used the "twin-needle" function but you've encouraged me to give it a try. Thank you! 😘
Elizabeth!! You're back!! Such a helpful video. It never dawned on me to cut length off the hem for the neckline. Mind. blown. Also, I like the detail of sewing a strip of fabric to stabilize the back. Now onto your other recent uploads:)
Hey Rikki! Always good to hear from you. You'll never make a neckline a different way--I love how it looks and it does double duty stabilizing the seam. I started doing it when I was started refashioning in earnest and noticed that it was a common detail. I'm praying you and your family are doing well!
Helpful tutorial. Good tips. Question: I am inherited an old sewing machine and am looking to buy a new one. I am between a beginner and intermediate sewer. Which machine would you recommend?? there are so many and am overwhelmed for the choice. many look flimsy.
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Thank you for making this so easy to understand and for making sure we could actually see what you're doing. This was extremely helpful.❤
You are so welcome!
I was just trying to find a way to not get strangled by my tshirts and wow! Your technique seems perfect. The front neckline is flawless. While your work impressed me (and is too advanced for me 😬) I was touched by all the beautiful comments. Seems lots of people missed you and have been thinking about you. You’ve achieved a true sense of community here. Wishing you and everyone blessings on your collective journey.
I was wondering how to do this. Thanks, and glad to see you again.
Excellent! Glad to help.
Fabulous tutorial I especially liked the extra detail for covering the back neckband. Thank you. Val ❤️🇨🇦🇬🇧
Glad it helped you. That little detail really makes for a nice finish. Worth the extra effort every time!
Soooooo happy to see you again on TH-cam! I thought you left.... but here you are!
Life is busy with kids and building out my classes for sure! Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial Elizabeth. I always learn something new from your videos -Thank you!
Glad to help Tia. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant instructions, worked really well. Thank you!
hiiiiiiiii! nice to see you again! thx for tutorial🙂
You're so welcome!
Good to see you again. Been enjoying you on fabrinastia
Hi, what is fabrinastia?
Do you have to use double needles? Great tutorial.
What a helpful video! Great idea of cutting some of the hem fabric for the neckline. I also love the idea of using the double needle to sew the hem in knit shirts. I have a new Janome sewing machine and have not yet used the "twin-needle" function but you've encouraged me to give it a try. Thank you! 😘
Hi Elizabeth!! Great seeing you again.. Awesome tutorial & thank you, always learning new things from you.. Deeply appreciated….
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You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial. I did not see the link to the more detailed view of how to get the neckline attached. I searched your channel and could not find it.
I hope you make so more videos this was great
Elizabeth!! You're back!! Such a helpful video. It never dawned on me to cut length off the hem for the neckline. Mind. blown. Also, I like the detail of sewing a strip of fabric to stabilize the back. Now onto your other recent uploads:)
Hey Rikki! Always good to hear from you. You'll never make a neckline a different way--I love how it looks and it does double duty stabilizing the seam. I started doing it when I was started refashioning in earnest and noticed that it was a common detail. I'm praying you and your family are doing well!
Thank you So much
Great video Elizabeth and awesome to see you back! 🤗🥰 That’s a great idea and thank you so much for the tutorial! 👏🏽👏🏽😊
Hey Myra! Thank you, and you bet!
Great video😊
Helpful tutorial. Good tips.
Question: I am inherited an old sewing machine and am looking to buy a new one. I am between a beginner and intermediate sewer. Which machine would you recommend??
there are so many and am overwhelmed for the choice. many look flimsy.
I bought a used Bernina 1230, excellent but not too complicated. Make sure you try it with thread & fabric before you hand over $.
How did you add the ruffle to your peach t-shirt?
Thank you😊
You're welcome 😊
Thank you...😘
You're welcome 😊
I couldn’t see some of what you did you hands were in the way.