Thank you so much for the video on this technique. I am getting reading to make a blouse and did not want to do facings. I will watch again and take notes. Thank you so much
I love the idea to mark the seam allowance to identify the lowest point of the V neck, thanks for sharing love the origami part, very useful to see how it’s done!😊
Just found this video because I'm planning to use bias tape to hem a dress with a split hem. This looks like exactly what I needed! So clever and well explained. Thank you!!!
Well done, I've never seen this technique. I have always placed a mark on the back of the fabric where the pattern has it. Then without stretching the bias tape I would pin the heck out it. Marking really is the key to success. Very easy to follow instructions. Thank you. 5*****
Thanks alot for this video! I have been trying to figure this out and your video just made it so simple. I had actually been avoiding V-necklines and now, a client has requested for it! Ild try this method and hopefully return with a success story! Thanks again
Hello. I notice that you did not stay stitched. Another tutorial informs that the bias needs to be placed on the stay stitch seam is that method correctly? Or is placed on the edge? Thank you.
Alice. The edge of the bias tape should be at the edge of the fabric for this method but it really depends on the seam allowance of the pattern and the seam allowance of the bias tape. If it helps you can stay stitch and make sure the fold of the bias tape where you are stitching lines up with that stay stitching to ensure your seam allowance is correct! Is that helpful?
I'm pretty sure this is a sewing tutorial. Don't be like that kid in school who acts like a bra strap is distracting and needs to be snapped just because it's there. It's... Profoundly inappropriate and irrelevant to the actual content.
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This is the best bias tape v-neck tutorial I've seen on youtube. Thank you SOOOOO much!!!
Thank you so much for the video on this technique. I am getting reading to make a blouse and did not want to do facings. I will watch again and take notes. Thank you so much
Very good tutorial, thanks. I have spent hours trying to figure out
Great tutorial. not too fast. explained very well. good photography as well, very professional. Thanks
Thank you. You explained that so clearly. It is exactly what I need to make my top.
I love the idea to mark the seam allowance to identify the lowest point of the V neck, thanks for sharing love the origami part, very useful to see how it’s done!😊
Andréanne Abel thanks so much!
Just found this video because I'm planning to use bias tape to hem a dress with a split hem. This looks like exactly what I needed! So clever and well explained. Thank you!!!
theresa boxall you are welcome!
Well done, I've never seen this technique. I have always placed a mark on the back of the fabric where the pattern has it. Then without stretching the bias tape I would pin the heck out it. Marking really is the key to success. Very easy to follow instructions. Thank you. 5*****
Thanks for this great tutorial. I just finished applying bias tape to a v neck with collars following it.
Anthonia Onwordi thank you! Glad you liked it
Thanks for the demo..my v neck came out perfect !
This was GREAT! Thank you!!
The best instruction! Thank you!
Thanks alot for this video! I have been trying to figure this out and your video just made it so simple. I had actually been avoiding V-necklines and now, a client has requested for it! Ild try this method and hopefully return with a success story! Thanks again
Sijibomi Gbolade awesome! You are very welcome!
I am glad I can watch this more than once but I get it now many thanks good tut.
Fantastic this is the best tutorial I have found 😀
Thank you for the lovely tutorial!
Fab clear and precise just what I needed
Wow… impressive!
That is so helpful, thank you.
Wow, so perfect I love it!
Brilliant tutorial thanks so much👗😀
Thank you so much!!! Great tutorial
this is brilliant thanks so much!
This is great!
Amy, thanks for your amazing video. But I don't get the second line that you drew at 5:30. How far is it away from the 1st line? :)
WH Leung hi! It should be the finished width of your bias tape once it’s folded.
Nice tutorial. Thanks ❤❤
This saved me.
great!
waw
just de technique I was looking for! great tutorial, thanks
I did it!! Thank you so much!!!
Emma Coker yay!!!
nice
Très joli col 😊👌
This is an english language video.
Grand grand merci c top 💝💝💝💝💝💝
Wow❤❤❤
Hello. I notice that you did not stay stitched. Another tutorial informs that the bias needs to be placed on the stay stitch seam is that method correctly? Or is placed on the edge? Thank you.
Alice. The edge of the bias tape should be at the edge of the fabric for this method but it really depends on the seam allowance of the pattern and the seam allowance of the bias tape. If it helps you can stay stitch and make sure the fold of the bias tape where you are stitching lines up with that stay stitching to ensure your seam allowance is correct! Is that helpful?
THANKS IT's so helpful
👍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Very poor and unclear demonstration.
Can't watch this the music is so distracting!
This was the worst explanation ever! I’m so lost at the critical point....
Nice tutorial. ❤You might want to clean your hands before filming though.😮
I'm pretty sure this is a sewing tutorial. Don't be like that kid in school who acts like a bra strap is distracting and needs to be snapped just because it's there. It's... Profoundly inappropriate and irrelevant to the actual content.