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DIY Fitted Turtleneck Sewing Tutorial | LYDIA NAOMI

Jan 4, 2019 · 8.3K views

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DescriptionHello my friends! Here is part one of my two part fitted turtleneck tutorial. In this video I will show you how create a pattern from the t-shirt block you made with me in the last video (link below). Part two is the sewing tutorial with styling tips (link below). I am soooo sorry for the quality but it will improve.More
Hello my friends! Here is part one of my two part fitted turtleneck tutorial. In this video I will show you how create a pattern from the t-shirt block you made with me in the last video (link below). Part two is the sewing tutorial with styling tips (link below). I am soooo sorry for the quality but it will improve. T-shirt Block Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXAWo... Fitted Turtleneck Tutorial Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY8VujF5icA&feature=youtu.be Blanket Scarf/Poncho: https://youtu.be/qb9apuKxmCI Materials: 1. Fitted Turtleneck Pattern: See Part 1 pattern vid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY8VujF5icA&feature=youtu.be 2. Stretchy jersey/knit fabric - I think mine is a rayon with stretch in it(I found it at my moms house), you could also find a good rib knit, or a cotton jersey with spandex in it for stretch. 3. Pins and/or weights 4. Fabric scissors or Rotary Blade with cutting matt 5. Meter stick (not necessary) Definitions Pattern Block - A foundational pattern that does not include seam allowance and can be altered into many different styles. A block is usually a very plain and simple style. Pattern - an outline of a garment component that can be transferred to fabric and cut out to make an entire garment. It will include seam allowance. Seam - where the fabric was stitched together. Seam Allowance - the width added to the pattern that allows for a seam to be created. Seam allowance is usually a 1/4" or 3/8" for serged garments, or fo

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