The worst part about sewing knit tops? The neckline, no doubt! To ease the pain and help you sew better neckline finishings, Johanna and Malena dive into one of the most common trouble spots when sewing knit tops, with a focus on the classic neckband. Malena explains why your neckband should always be shorter than the neckline, and how to calculate the best ratio for every type of knit.And should the neckband seam be at the shoulder seam, mid-back, or just behind the shoulder seam? This is a hot topic, and Johanna has some strong views, which Malena backs up with sensible facts. Then they talk about how to actually sew the dang thing (i.e the neckband) and share some great tips that you might never have heard before. Our book Fit for Knitshttps://www.thelaststitch.com/fit-for-knits-bookHave more questions? Email us at
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