Speed Sew A Classic Tee (Bondi PDF pattern)

This is a straight-through sew of the Bondi Tee from Sinclair Patterns. Watch the very end where I show the third shirt I made.
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0:00 Overview
1:46 tracing trick
2:46 cutting out
7:00 setting up the serger
8:45 shoulder seams
10:20 sleeves
12:30 side seams
13:40 neckline
18:30 set up cover stitch
20:36 hems
23:37 finished pink top
24:51 lemon top
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Machine: Bernina 770QEE
Serger: Bernette 334DS
Music: Tagirius, Two Pianos - for sewing sequences; Onion Capers for machine set up sequences

[@Sososewist]

Enjoyed today’s format a lot, music was fun. Didn’t know a serger could be a cover stitch machine! Still so much to learn

[@stacyrobbins]

Thank you. I am trying new things! As far as the coverstitch goes, it depends on the machine. Mine has the option to convert. Usually the serger will have 5 thread options if it does a cover stitch.

[@dimples7334]

Those are super cute! You must let us see them on you. Great job 👏

[@stacyrobbins]

Thank you! You will see them in a few upcoming videos, because I'm living in them right now. 😁

[@reneemorgan9320]

Very cute! Sinclair has a really good free cardigan pattern too called the Harper. I always forget to go to hobby lobby! I need to go there more often. Can’t wait to see what you make next week.

[@stacyrobbins]

Thank you! I will check it out. I liked so many of thier patterns. Lots of good staple pieces. 🪡

[@alisonbeiko2050]

Love the Tee… Great video. okay Great video and tee… love the Lemons… I need to get a Bernina Serger. Love their products. My serger is an old Kenmore. I better start saving .

[@lynettedaniels1236]

Watch for the interest free financing. That’s a huge help!

[@stacyrobbins]

Thank you! I love Bernina! I sewed on them in college and have been a convert ever since. My first Bernina overlock was a used 1980's machine and I sewed on it for 27 years. Still sews great and I have it in the closet for a backup. Worth the investment for me.

[@Sososewist]

Confused, when sliding the pattern over to give more room in the hip, doesn’t the grainline get askew?

[@stacyrobbins]

Great question! Since the straight of grain is the center front fold, only side is changed. If the swing were very wide you could get a bit bias and need to do a more complicated alteration. For a tiny bit more hip room it is an easy fix.

[@Sososewist]

@@stacyrobbins makes sense. I’ve done the slide over on paper to make it wider in the hip. This is such a timesaver! Thanks again.

[@SuzanEngler]

Nothing quite as useful as the basic t-shirt!!

[@stacyrobbins]

YES! I am replacing loads of old T-shirts with this pattern. 🧵

[@NadoCrowFriend]

Do you ever apply fusible stay tape to shoulders, armholes and/or neckline?

[@stacyrobbins]

I don't use the fusible as much on knits. I have used clear elastic on the shoulder or across the back of a neckline. Do you use it? Do you find it a good help? I am always learning!