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CONVERT ANY PATTERN TO A V-NECKLINE

If you’ve ever hesitated to purchase or sew a particular pattern because you didn’t like the neckline, you’re going to like today’s article! Don’t let a simple detail like a scoop or crew neck prevent you from sewing for yourself. Since I know many of you like a V-neck, I’ll show you how to alter a pattern to this style of neckline. Then I’ll give you some pro tips to help you get a great fit, how to draft a facing and – especially – some tips to help you sew it so that it doesn’t stretch or distort!

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