How to Create a SHARP V-Neck Collar **t-shirt style**

[@msr107]

After trying several different ways of doing the V-neck from other videos, this second explanation is the best, I think. I really would recommend, if you're looking to do another video on this technique, to just show more step-by-step ways of doing the second way, including which way the bias needs to go (where are the raw edges, etc.) and whether a smaller size of binding can be used. Great tutorial! Thank You!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks for your suggestion. I think I’m going to make a new video about it 🥰🥰🥰

[@namco751]

I love the way you stay in the important details in your video. ❤

[@DowntownTailoring]

Glad you like it! 😊

[@Missy-bw5vm]

This is a great tutorial. Very clear instructions and not too fast. I love the first one because even though it is a bit more fiddly, it gives a neater finish.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you so much! 💓

[@annewise1315]

Love your tutorials! I think I like the second style, no reason, I just like the look

[@DowntownTailoring]

Awesome! Thanks for your input and kind words! 🥰

[@SparrowStockwell]

Me, too.

[@winnettcarty5668]

I like them both, but the first one looks more fashionable. It's also more time consuming. Good job, keep it up.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰

[@sopmar14]

Fantastic !!! I struggled so much with my V-neck... even after lots of practice and videos. Cutting the V-line AFTER sewing the first half is brilliant and changes everything ! Thanks again for sharing ! Sophie

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@spaghettibeans8707]

Literally my favorite neckline, I can never get it right. So glad I found you!

[@jacquelineclaribelcabrerar7545]

Excellemt thanks

[@mudeprecious9580]

Thanks for sharing. I like the two v-neck.

[@elizabethrowe7262]

Wish I had seen this yesterday before trying to sew a "v" neckline using French Terry. Have unpicked it now and like both ways you have shown but for now will do the cross over "V" and retry with this method. Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@DowntownTailoring]

My pleasure! Good luck with your project 👍 😀 😊

[@TreasureShama]

I like this beautiful v neck, thank you for sharing.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks for watching 🥰

[@mandiwolfe6631]

I like both, but I think I will try the second one because I like that little "flap" look in the start of the V

[@DowntownTailoring]

I like this little flap too!

[@kimreni]

Same! I think it is an interesting design element :)

[@SparrowStockwell]

Yes, I like that second look best, too.

[@vndetta3770]

Thank yoy for this video. I wasn't making a V neck but I had a V withing the middle of my pattern. I used the first example! Looks great. Thank you!

[@DowntownTailoring]

I'm so glad! Thanks for letting me know 😊

[@TheLovelyMissBeans]

This is awesome! I was just talking to my friend who has a massive tshirt collection that she doesn't wear because the crew neck feels uncomfortable. I told her I would look into how to change them into V necks, and this was on my list! 😁

[@DowntownTailoring]

Wao! That's so nice! You'll be a little busy. Cheers 🙂

[@cathygibbs7246]

Wow, I've never seen these methods before. Love your videos!!!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰 🥰🥰

[@TheDeborah89]

Hi, I just subscribed to your channel. I was looking a video like this before I finished the V neckline of my dress. It didn't come out as I expected but now I know how to do it with your clear and simple video. Thank you so much!

[@virpiorda9307]

Ty so much for this. It was so easy to do with your instructions. And my dress looks so good as the v-neck is perfect.

[@DowntownTailoring]

I'm so glad! Thanks for letting me know 😊

[@manuellebron3404]

It was worth to wait! Thanks...

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰

[@mrs7872]

Wow!!! What a wonderful technique. I'm still in the learning phase--just a few months in, and have made projects in the past--years ago--without knowing what I was doing. It turned out so-so. This information will be, I think, a game changer! Plus, your accent is adorable!

[@SparrowStockwell]

Yes, I like her accent, too.

[@wuesenongu]

Wow😮 I've never come across a simple but perfect v neck tutorial like this before 😊 I'm definitely going to try the both

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@chilipeprsandi]

I like both, but I am thrilled you did a video on two ways to make this v-neck. I love to change my T-shirt necks, mostly just cutting and zig zag edges. Thank you 💕

[@DowntownTailoring]

It’s my absolute pleasure, glad you liked it! 😊😊

[@anymoose6685]

I like the easy one. It looks nice and is faster.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Indeed! 🤗🤗🤗

[@lisaboo50]

Thank you for your great video, easy to see the details, and not overly verbose. Appreciate it very much and will follow you for more techniques!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you 🥰🥰🥰

[@manarhelaly1654]

Ma shaa Allah You are a great sewer Always you have wonderful ideas

[@DowntownTailoring]

So nice of you! Thanks 🥰

[@Clstnvlog]

You're the best , gonna watch ths again and again,

[@SparrowStockwell]

I like the clean, neat crossover of the second one best. I would always feel that there is a “pulling apart look” with the first way even if the thread color was the same.

[@YWinn-77]

Excellent!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jojosewist8921]

I think you have made an outstanding instructional video of a difficult tasks finally make sense. I think the first way looks much more professional, and since you made it even look easy, this is the one I will attempt first. If I mess it up, then will try 2nd method. Boy have others onYT made this technique so confusing. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks so much for your kind comment 🥰🥰🥰

[@jhwilliams6550]

I agree, others have made the second version real complicated. Thankful for the tips on marking the center, sewing lines and clipping for pivoting.

[@janesmith4617]

I love your videos. You're so knowledgeable, and so clear, and you make everything so simple and easy. Thank you so much! (I think I prefer the look of the first technique, but the second one would be useful too, depending on what I was making and what fabrics I was using, so they're both fabulous.)

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks so much 🥰 🥰🥰

[@lindaladner5880]

I just learned how to do the first one and I love it but now I want to learn the second version. Thank you for the excellent video.

[@elainebanks4616]

I like both videos, and I will try them both. I think I'll go for the easy one first because I'm making a double knit dress now.

[@obienesarah932]

The second is easier but I love the both.thank you so much

[@sharyngould1989]

Thank you!🙏🏻 such clear instructions!🎉

[@DowntownTailoring]

So glad! Thanks 😊

[@VeganDoris]

Thank you - they both look great!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Glad you like them! 😊

[@sewnita8608]

Thanks, thanks, I love the first one for looks, but second one is easier; I will have to try them both.

[@auntieann3000]

That was a fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@trishowen43]

This was the fourth tutorial on how to do a V neck-and it was by far the easiest and best! Thank you so much. Now I’m going to try it myself.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks so much 🥰 I'm so glad you liked it! Please share the video if you can. That will help me make more videos like this. Cheers 😊

[@bbrosser694]

Thank You for sharing your amazing ideas and skills.

[@marylewis1340]

Love both but I will try the last one first. Thank you ❤

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@VivianOge-k8g]

I prefer the second one very easy 😊😊 thanks alot

[@DowntownTailoring]

You're welcome 😊

[@jenniferalleyne-sandy2100]

Both ways are perfect ❤I did understand it all thank you so much.

[@DowntownTailoring]

You're welcome 😊

[@rosebrad9116]

Tried both, fantastic, Blessings and thanks

[@DowntownTailoring]

I'm so glad ☺

[@darknessfierce4209]

Successful😀 Love this video, I was able to use method number two to put it in neckline. It looks so nice. Thank you for sharing

[@DowntownTailoring]

I'm so glad! Thanks for letting me know 😊

[@rethiepollock1028]

I like both, very neat and easy ❤

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you! 😊

[@annelynn3506]

Love that you give us 2 options x

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you :))

[@okoyechima2333]

This is beautiful, thanks a bunch ❤

[@DowntownTailoring]

Glad you like it! 🥰

[@annjannace6957]

As usual....You are Amazing !! Thx

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰 🥰🥰

[@Aurora-uh9nk]

Thank you 🙏 love yr videos ! you explain well and therefore do not confuse us !! Take care !

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰

[@r.n.8799]

Me gustaron las dos formas de cuello en v la felicito y voy a aprender

[@DowntownTailoring]

¡Gracias! Espero que disfrutes aprendiendo. 🥰

[@MAHWL]

I love and need to try both .. I have a shirt that I haven't finished because I got stuck at the collar. Thank you for sharing this video. 😊

[@DowntownTailoring]

My pleasure 🥰

[@barbf8628]

Already subscribed, but also bookmarking this one!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks so much 🥰 Welcome to our sewing community!

[@okhidemehprecious649]

This was very very useful And very explanatory You are a very good tutor👍👍

[@DowntownTailoring]

Glad you liked it! 🥰🥰🥰

[@msr107]

Great video! Can I use this technique without the knit material for the v-neck collar? Can I do this with linen?Thank you!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Sure you can! Happy sewing 🥰

[@hafsafossie7074]

Beautiful job well done. like the first method better, but both are very well done. Excellent job

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰

[@DenyseBerghan-xs7do]

Beautiful work I like second one …. Easier and looks great!! Thanks for posting this😉

[@cherilynlarsen8104]

I love your channel! Practical, clear and helpful. Thanks.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰🥰🥰

[@marlajollie1669]

Very nice tutorial. Easy to follow. instructions. Can't wait to try these techniques! Thank you!

[@carolynbarber220]

I prefer the first although it takes a little Otis far superior well done thank you.

[@19Celia57]

I have always struggled with this type of neckline. TY for your very simple and quick tutorial!!! I like either way, I guess it will depend on what fabric and the feel I want it to have. Thank you again for this tutorial and all that you have put out on KZbin. Your generous spirit shows through time and time again. ♥

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks so much!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@bkdill51]

Very useful! I like both, actually! Great job!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰

[@ptkuyen]

Thank you very much for a great tutorial! 👍🌹

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you! Cheers!🥰

[@pratebox11]

Love your videos ❤️

[@DowntownTailoring]

😊😊😊

[@naturelove757]

Wow it's perfect. Thanks

[@DowntownTailoring]

Glad you like it! 😊

[@kayplatts8271]

Great instructions, Thanks

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰

[@57kjohn]

you make it look so easy thank you!

[@PracticalPip]

Oh wow, I actually like the 2nd one because it makes more sense to me. If anyone is bothered by the overlap in the 2nd one, you can just hand sew it down and make it invisible and then you won't have the overlap being obvious at all.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Yes! The hand stitch will solve any inconvenience! 🥰

[@elliebabyfish9145]

Thank you for the tutorial

[@DowntownTailoring]

My pleasure 🥰

[@pattigriffith6728]

You made it look so easy! Can't wait to try both ways.

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@juanitasews5782]

Brava!!! Glad I found you. New subscriber.

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@heideray7343]

Excellent video, thank you so much!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you so much Heide!

[@KLeonardM]

Perfection as always. Thank you so much. Have you ever done a video on how to read a pattern ??

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰 Yes, We have a video about reading patterns. Here you go the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYbCoJidZZdkY7c

[@sharonackermann7609]

Excellent. Thank you.

[@didyvisagehealthfoodtailor6143]

I love it! I subscribed

[@bamegokreatif1980]

Good luck for you 👍👍

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you! You too!

[@Avemarianow]

This is fabulous!

[@DowntownTailoring]

Glad you liked it! ❤️

[@JOSIAHKATUKA]

This is awesome ma'am Thank you for tutorial

[@DowntownTailoring]

Most welcome 😊

[@sofiadiaz4265]

Pretty easy ,love it

[@PreetKaur-jd6sd]

Very nice mathod, very very thanks

[@DowntownTailoring]

Most welcome! Thanks for watching 🥰

[@florence775]

Liked both although I think second is easier. Also, I didn’t know about the left/right, man/woman thing……..interesting! I learn something new all the time………lol

[@earthangellibra2925]

Love it. I will definitely try both

[@rosie01ism]

Awesome 👏

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰🥰🥰

[@serappazar8902]

Çok güzel anlatmışsınız, teşekkür ederim

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@anan3428]

🎉 Đẹp. Đơn giản 🎉

[@fadya2001]

thank you to share it with us .

[@DowntownTailoring]

My pleasure!

[@Tina_42]

Thank you! I like both of them :) Nice video as always

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 🥰 😊

[@ellenaasen559]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@harshidesilva8650]

Love it 😍😍

[@1954evelyn]

Thank you for this I really need it!

[@DowntownTailoring]

I’m always glad to help, thanks for your support Evelyn! 🥰

[@1954evelyn]

@@DowntownTailoring All of your videos mean so much to me I always share and pin, you are almost at 100,000 YAY many people are getting your awesome demonstrations! When I worked 20+ years ago for a sporting goods store doing their lettering sometimes we needed v neck made from round neck t's I did it but not as easy as you showed us. This is an awesome video

[@DowntownTailoring]

@@1954evelyn Thanks 😊

[@kathrynsanderson2169]

Great video and explanation. In the 2nd , the bias collar can not be put on as a circle, correct? Thank you!!

[@AngelRamos-sf6oi]

Muy bien. Very good.

[@DowntownTailoring]

Muchas gracias!

[@TheDannyVG]

Thank you so much!!! I almost quit!

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@vateatinai-pe7kl]

Really nice thanks

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thank you too ☺️

[@FlipMacz]

Would bias work? Ty good video 🌿

[@seamstrahnancy8693]

I want to try both!

[@DowntownTailoring]

🥰🥰🥰

[@milcahbest7693]

Love this

[@kathrynsanderson2169]

Ohhhhh now i get it!!!!🤭🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@sewlovemydogs]

I love your videos, I wonder how you finish the shoulders and back band after perfecting the V at the front. Are the shoulder seams sewn together beforehand?

[@DowntownTailoring]

Hi! In general shoulders seam are sewn beforehand. But sometimes, just one shoulder is sewn and then the band is finished by sewing the opened shoulder. I hope this helps ❤

[@sewlovemydogs]

@@DowntownTailoring yes, it does, thank you.

[@moddymundell6606]

I like them both and I will definitely try them

[@LenaAudrey]

Love the simples directions, I appreciate you! But I have one question why did you take 2 inches off the collar?

[@edwardbrown7571]

I'm going to have to watch this again... It looks good... Just not sure I fully got it...

[@clothingalterations]

Beautiful

[@DowntownTailoring]

Thanks 😊