Basic neck class bohat zarori hay taky ap har tarha ka neck design bana saky ic liye ic class ko lazmi leni hay.
#necklace #basicneck #neckdesign #roundneck #vneck #fariideas #necklacesetdesign
In the context of garment construction, particularly for making tops, dresses, or knitwear, "round neck," "V-neck," and "square neck" refer to different neckline styles. Each neckline style has its unique method of construction. Here’s a basic outline of how you can create each neckline:
Round Neck
Materials Needed:
Fabric
Bias tape or facing
Sewing machine
Pins
Scissors
Measuring tape
Tailor’s chalk
Method:
Pattern Preparation:
Start with a basic bodice pattern.
Mark the desired depth and width of the round neck on the front bodice piece.
Draw a smooth curve connecting these points.
Cutting the Fabric:
Cut the fabric according to the pattern, ensuring you have a smooth round neckline.
Preparing the Facing or Bias Tape:
Cut bias tape or a facing piece that matches the curve of the neckline.
Attaching the Facing/Bias Tape:
Pin the facing or bias tape to the neckline, right sides together.
Sew along the edge with a 1/4 inch seam allowance.
Clip the curves to reduce bulk.
Turn the facing or bias tape to the inside and press.
Topstitch close to the edge of the facing or bias tape to secure it in place.
V-Neck
Materials Needed:
Fabric
Bias tape or facing
Sewing machine
Pins
Scissors
Measuring tape
Tailor’s chalk
Method:
Pattern Preparation:
Mark the desired depth of the V on the center front of the bodice.
Draw two straight lines from the shoulders to the marked point on the center front to form a V.
Cutting the Fabric:
Cut along the V neckline carefully.
Preparing the Facing or Bias Tape:
Cut bias tape or facing that matches the V shape.
Attaching the Facing/Bias Tape:
Pin the facing or bias tape to the neckline, right sides together, starting from the center point of the V.
Sew along the edge with a 1/4 inch seam allowance, pivoting at the center point.
Clip the center point to reduce bulk.
Turn the facing or bias tape to the inside and press.
Topstitch close to the edge of the facing or bias tape to secure it in place.
Square Neck
Materials Needed:
Fabric
Bias tape or facing
Sewing machine
Pins
Scissors
Measuring tape
Tailor’s chalk
Method:
Pattern Preparation:
Mark the desired width and depth of the square neck on the front bodice.
Draw straight lines to form the square shape.
Cutting the Fabric:
Cut along the square neckline carefully, ensuring the corners are sharp.
Preparing the Facing or Bias Tape:
Cut bias tape or facing that matches the square shape.
Attaching the Facing/Bias Tape:
Pin the facing or bias tape to the neckline, right sides together, starting from one shoulder, around the square, and ending at the other shoulder.
Sew along the edge with a 1/4 inch seam allowance, pivoting at the corners.
Clip the corners to reduce bulk.
Turn the facing or bias tape to the inside and press.
Topstitch close to the edge of the facing or bias tape to secure it in place.
Tips for All Necklines
Stay Stitching: Always stay stitch around the neckline before attaching facing or bias tape to prevent the fabric from stretching out of shape.
Pressing: Press the neckline well at each step to ensure a crisp and professional finish.
Topstitching: Topstitching helps keep the facing or bias tape in place and provides a neat finish.
Each neckline style requires careful pattern adjustment and sewing techniques to achieve a professional and polished look.
31 май 2024
