I’m not sure I understand the last step before attaching the embroidery…. Did you say to fold down the neckline and stitch it? Won’t that interfere with the shoulders? Can you please explain? Thank you.
i love this and want to make it. I just got really confused around the part where you created the pleats at the neckline. I want to make one for my daughters. Are you able to elaborate on that step please?
Hey Talia! thank you so much! So, here's the deal: when we cut the fabric, the two front pieces match the measurements of the square for the back piece. However, when we create the neckline on the back piece and start positioning the front pieces, leaving space for the neckline on the back, it results in the shoulder lines of the front pieces being longer than those of the back piece. To ensure a proper fit and alignment, I added small pleats to distribute the extra fabric evenly. This way, we can adapt and make sure everything fits just right! 😊 hope this helps! 💖
Thank you for your reply. So if I understand correctly, there will be a gap between the back panels (where the neckline is? So the panels will come to the outer edges of the necklace with nothing overlapping the neckline? @@MissyLookss
thank you. I think I will have to do this slowly. I don't have a serger but can attempt a zig zag stich. Alternatively I can sew a decorative trim to hide the edges, like a lace or pom pom trim. Thanks again @@MissyLookss
Yes, just pick the length that feels more comfortable for you (Im short - 5'3 and it could look like a top for someone taller 😅) but width-wise it is pretty adjustable. 🙌🏼
Very nice and simple. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😍💖
Thank you I try your method and it came out great ❤
Love this...I wish I knew how to sew on a sewing machine?😢😢😢
I’m not sure I understand the last step before attaching the embroidery….
Did you say to fold down the neckline and stitch it?
Won’t that interfere with the shoulders?
Can you please explain?
Thank you.
Pretty thanks
Thank you soo much
Super cute! What fabric was that?
i love this and want to make it. I just got really confused around the part where you created the pleats at the neckline. I want to make one for my daughters. Are you able to elaborate on that step please?
Hey Talia! thank you so much! So, here's the deal: when we cut the fabric, the two front pieces match the measurements of the square for the back piece. However, when we create the neckline on the back piece and start positioning the front pieces, leaving space for the neckline on the back, it results in the shoulder lines of the front pieces being longer than those of the back piece. To ensure a proper fit and alignment, I added small pleats to distribute the extra fabric evenly. This way, we can adapt and make sure everything fits just right! 😊 hope this helps! 💖
Thank you for your reply. So if I understand correctly, there will be a gap between the back panels (where the neckline is? So the panels will come to the outer edges of the necklace with nothing overlapping the neckline? @@MissyLookss
Yes, and to finish the neckline i just serged the edge and folded it inwards (3:32) to then sew over it to keep it like that@@taliamassaroni9133
thank you. I think I will have to do this slowly. I don't have a serger but can attempt a zig zag stich. Alternatively I can sew a decorative trim to hide the edges, like a lace or pom pom trim. Thanks again @@MissyLookss
Great video......
Thank you so much!! 💖
Very helpful. You
Glad to hear that!! 💖 thank you SO much!
Where can I find this fabric?
Would this cover up be considered one size fit all?
Yes, just pick the length that feels more comfortable for you (Im short - 5'3 and it could look like a top for someone taller 😅) but width-wise it is pretty adjustable. 🙌🏼
Sorry. Much too confusing