The cleanest facing on the INSIDE!

[@onglesnailz5039]

wow, what a great way to finish!! thank you for sharing Tricia!! 💖

[@creativecostumeacademy]

So happy you like it! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@RRowena5]

This is such a great technique. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you 😆

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Yay! I am so happy it is helpful! 💚

[@dorrethaenglish5535]

❤❤❤ this idea

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Thanks for watching! 💚

[@RochelleHasTooManyHobbies]

You're a genius.

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Lol! I didn't make it up, but I do use it a lot! ☺💚

[@jmanonmakes]

What a great tip. Thank you!

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Glad you like it! 💚

[@nataliechim5227]

This is a great tip. Thank you

[@creativecostumeacademy]

You are so very welcome! Thanks for watching and supporting! 💚

[@victoriahannah1633]

Awesome way to do a facing and it looks so professional.

[@creativecostumeacademy]

Thanks! I think so too! 💚

[@amyeklund746]

Are there different tricot interfacings for wovens than knits? Googling has only made me more confused on this. Good timing as I am just making a toile of a new pattern that calls for a neck facing. Looking forward to trying this!

[@creativecostumeacademy]

I think there is a different tricot that may be specifically for knits. The tricot I use has a little bit of stretch on the crosswise and I have used it for some stretch wovens. Glad it is timely and hope it helps! 💚