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How To Sew Neckline While Keeping It Trendy And Compact

Anna SmithBy Anna SmithDecember 11, 202335 Mins Read
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Learning the art of sewing the neckline and its various different types can be very daunting for beginners, as it can confusing which different necklines one should go for?, 

If you are somebody, who wants to learn how to sew neckline while keeping it trendy and compact? Then worry not, we’ve got you covered. In this blog, we will discuss different necklines and as well as explain the process of sewing them. 

Sounds Interesting right? Let’s begin! 

Different Necklines You can try? 

There are multiple type of neckline you can try, however there are three in particular that are time tested and trusted by industry professionals. Namely – curved, stetchy and V neckline. Let’s go over them one by one.

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1. Curved Neckline

One of the most common necklines that is often used in outfits is the curved neckline, also  known as the rounded neckline. It is a classic choice that suits various garments. Here is how you can create it:

1.1 Cutting the Facing

First of all, you need to start the neckline cutting process. Make sure to pay attention to your pattern’s instructions. After you have completed the cutting process use pins to secure the edges of the neckline. Right sides should be together. 

1.2 Start Stitching

Now, start the stitching process. You need to sew a straight stitch, approximately 1/2 inch away from the raw edges of your fabric. At the end, use backstitches to secure the seam you have created. Once you’re done with stitching, trim out excess fabric that is left around the neckline. 

1.3 Finishing Up

In the final step, you need to iron the seam you’ve created. This step ensures a clean and professional look of your outfit. 

With this, you have successfully created a curved neckline on your outfit.

2. Stretchy Neckline

Stretchy fabrics require a different type of neckline. Here is how you can sew this stretchy neckline: 

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2.1. Markings

First of all, you need to fold the neckline and neckband to mark quarter points. Make sure to do it carefully. Once you are done with the markings, pin the neckband to the neckline. This step ensures an accurate alignment during assembly.

2.2. Stitching

Now, start the stitching process and sew along the edges of the neckband and neckline. Make sure to leave ½ seam allowance for a clean edge finish. Repeat the stitching process again to secure the seams properly. 

By following these steps, you have successfully sewn a stretchy neckline on your own. 

3. V Neckline

Okay, let’s talk about one of the alternative style you can do with a quality neckline. I am talking about the V-necklines.

One of the most liked necklines that goes with all types of outfit. It adds a special touch of sophistication to garments. Here is how you can sew this neckline:

3.1. Preparation 

First and foremost, let get the basic preparation done.

The process of the V neckline is different from other necklines. You need to sew a stay stitch (around ⅝ inch) in outfit from the edges. This will help prevent the neckline losing its shape. 

After that, you need to draw a guideline on the wrong side. This line will serve as a guide for you in the V neckline sewing process. 

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3.2. Start Stitching

Okay, here’s the stitching process you need to follow. First of all, you want to begin by pinning the facing to the neckline with right sides facing each other. Sew a straight stitch along the guideline, ensuring a secure and even seams. Also, trim out the extra fabric. 

3.3. Pressing the Seams

Now, you need to press the seams with iron. This step will ensure a clean and professional look of your outfit.  Once you’re done with this, complete the V-neckline by sewing a topstitch along the edges of the neckline. 

Congratulations, ladies! With this, you’ve successfully sewn a V neckline on your own. 

4. How To Sew Neckline – Additional Tips

  • 4.1 Gaping Problem: If your neckline is oversized then consider using fashion tape to solve this issue. 
  • 4.2 Attention: Whatever neckline you are sewing, attention to detail is key to successful sewing. 
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Closing Thoughts

People believe that sewing different neckline seam is a hard task. However, that is not the case at all. By following the steps mentioned above, you can easily sew different necklines like V necklines and curved necklines easily.

So, whatever you are going for, a classic look or exploring the versatility of knit fabric for a comfy t-shirt, these steps will guide you to create professional-looking necklines with ease.

Just pay attention to the alignment of shoulder seams when using sewing machine to achieve clean finishes as you wanna handle raw edge appropriately.

Also, use finish knit necklines meticulously for a polished look. Ensure the is well-executed, allowing the neckline to lay flat.

Have you tried the method yet? Share your experience with us in the comment section.

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  1. Ranjana Biswas on December 16, 2023 10:05 pm

    Absolutely love this tutorial on sewing necklines! The tips on keeping it trendy and compact are a game-changer. It’s so refreshing to find a guide that not only covers the basics but also adds that stylish touch. The step-by-step instructions make it easy to follow, and the results are impressive. Excited to try out these techniques on my next sewing project. Thanks for sharing this insightful and chic guide!

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  2. Captain on December 18, 2023 8:06 am

    The article is helpful to me as it describes different necklines that one can try and will look authentic and the steps are quite easy to follow to sew a neckline, looking forward to more of your posts.

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  3. Ritu on January 13, 2024 6:01 pm

    This article about sewing necklines is super helpful. It explains how to make curved, stretchy, and V-shaped necklines in a way that’s easy to understand, especially for beginners like me. I like that it emphasizes achieving a clean finish and handling raw edges properly. Whether you’re going for a classic look or experimenting with knit fabrics, the guide provides straightforward advice for creating professional-looking necklines. Great for anyone learning to sew!

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