The V-neck is the most difficult to handle. But thanks to step-by-step instructions, you will certainly cope with this task.
In this master class, we will consider one of the ways of processing the V-shaped neckline in a knitwear product - knitted stitching inlay.
Throat cut processing
Step 1
Stitch the shoulder sections of the product.
Step 2
Cut the trim along the length of the neck. Fold it in half with the wrong side inward and iron it.
Step 3
Fold in the shape of the neckline and fasten the tailor pins to the short sections with each other, as shown in the photo.
Step 4
Stitch the trim in short cuts exactly as shown in the photo. The stitch length should be maximum.
Step 5
Lay the exact same line along the neckline.
Handle polo closure
Step 6
Make a cut exactly in the middle of the cut, not reaching a line of 1 mm.
Step 7
Put the tape on the front side of the product and pin it to the neckline precisely aligning the sections and the V-shaped midpoints of the parts.
Step 8
Stitch the tape exactly at the seam. Be careful when passing through the middle of the cut.
Step 9
Using tailor's pins, pin the remainder of the tape to the neckline.
Step 10
Stitch the tie to the neckline on the overlock.
Since the middle of the V-neckline is already fixed on the sewing machine, the tape should lie perfectly evenly.
Edging of the neck and armhole of the product edging
Step 11
Remove the machine line.
Step 12
Unscrew the tape up, and the seam of the stitching, respectively, on the product and iron.
Step 13
On the front side, sew the cutout of the product close to the seam.
Step 14
Iron the cutout.
Now you can proceed with the remaining steps of your sewing project.
How to process the neck and armholes in a knitwear
Source and photo: craftsy.com
