How to Sew a T-shirt and Sweatshirt Neckline, with ribbing
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- Making a sweatshirt or t-shirt is fun and easy, though it might sound intimidating at first. People are often scared to sew with knits and stretchy fabrics. But you should never fear the fabric! I'll show you how to sew with knit ribbing, and how to sew that ribbing into the neckline and sleeve cuffs, so you can make a pro-looking sweatshirt too.
- Pattern used in this video is The Everyday Sweatshirt:
www.madeeveryday.com/product/e...
- Watch my T-shirt video, if you'd like to make a Tee version:
• How to sew a T-shirt, ...
- Fleece and ribbing fabrics are from Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores:
www.joann.com/
SEWING MACHINE recommendations:
My current sewing machine is a Baby Lock BRILLIANT. If you're looking to buy a good entry level machine, I also love the other machines in the series called JOY, ZEAL, and JUBILANT. You can purchase and read some reviews on this site:
JOY sewing machine:
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ZEAL sewing machine:
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JUBILANT sewing machine:
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VISIT MY SITE FOR MORE IDEAS + PATTERNS:
www.madeeveryday.com/
VIDEO PRODUCED BY VINCE PENMAN:
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Thanks Dana! Always a joy to hear from you!
Yay this will get me started into learning how to design wow ur so helpful for real I luv ur tutorials I'm 11 yrs old btw I'm saving up money for a sewing machine and all the supplies which is a pain in the butt but it doesn't matter at least I'm getting a good educator #YOU
This is so insanely helpful!!! You mentioned everything i was wondering about ribbing, and explained everything you were doing as you went. Thank you so so so much!
You always make everything look so easy to sew and put viewers at ease by your comforting words about the joys of sewing.
You are so cute!
OMG! Sewing just one shoulder seam and then, after the neckband, the other is just brilliant!
I love the grey and tan combo sweater your son is wearing!
OMG 1min into the video and it’s already helpful. I’ve been looking for ribbing in small packs for weeks now. Would’ve never known it was sold by the yard. Thank You!
You're really good at demonstrating this. Thank you.
Been following for a little bit. Your daughter has the flyest clothes made by Mommy 💕
Thank you so much. I had questions about how I was going to attach the ribbing, and now I know. Thanks!!
Thank you for the video. Instructions are detailed and clear.
Thank you so much for the detailed tutorial, I never knew what ribbing was either. Excellent video thumbs up.
Thanks, Pat!
Thanks Dana that was a really helpful video. I'll use your tips next time I work with
You are so fortunate to live in the states where they have nice big fabric stores... it sucks in Canada. Even the larger stores don't carry adorable fabric and if they do it's a fortune. I love you videos though... super inspiring.
thank you! you are such a good instructor. looking forward to sewing this project next :) I have this fabric at my house
what size needles are you using for this video? Thank you for your feedback =D
Love your videos! Very nice, clean and clear! You explain things thoroughly and clearly and that's very encouraging!
Thank you so much! Dana
I agree!!!
Don't use a contrasting thread unless you can be amazingly precise with your sticking!
This is a very good tutorial! The pace is great and the information is relayed in a very understandable manner.
So many "tutorials" are not helpful. Some have a lot of unnecessary chatter. Others are overly complicated leave out really important information. The viewer is left confused or in jeopardy of messing up whatever the thing that prompted the tutorial viewing.
Two thumbs up!
What seems daunting fully explained. Thank you
Such clear and precise video thank you
Thank you very much, I sewed my first ribbing on a t-shirt and I am thrilled.
Fantastic! That makes me so happy to hear! Dana
Thank you for this very clear tutorial
Glad I found you. You've made it so much easier for me😁
Nice . I was looking forward to hearing about the grain line of the ribbing fabric
Thanks Dana!! Love it ! 😍
nice work. Thanks for tutorial.
me encanta ...Ojalá coloques tus videos subtitulados. ..en español sería genial...😇
Ribbing or collars or whatever referred to, took me a bit of practice until acceptable, some way too wonky to wear. Rest of garment didn't need as much precision as these, your vids definitely instructed me past the wrongs I was doing, into something good and wearable, and I do wear the garments! Thanks a bunch!!!!!
I love you so much,you are the best teacher
So very helpful...thank you.
I have always had difficulty sewing Sweatshirt collars... you explained it perfectly... now let me go practice this tutorial
Thanks! And yea, ribbing takes some practice. Have fun sewing! Dana
Thank you for your video, it was super clear... :)
Can you make a video about Shirring like you would on a toddler dress?? Ive been trying to learn how to do it but I have a singer sewing machine with a top loader bobbin, and I still can’t figure out how to do it. :) I love how easy to follow your videos are! Thank you in advance Dana!
Thank you! Very helpful :D
u r vedios r really helpful .....
hey dana! a little tip for your rotary cutter. rest your index finger along the top of your cutter (the plastic part. oh goodness thats important. please dont cut your finger off)
you wont need to press as hard i to the fabric, your wrist will stabilize and its more ergonomical to do so. you also have more control. its kinda like "pointing" in the direction you want to cut with your finger resting on the rotary cutter handle. (im a quilter and garment sewist. so i have to cut alot of fabric)
Awesome.. Thank you!
Thank you ever so much. You're the only person to show how to use ribbing 😊❤
Oh good! I’m glad that helped!
Can you make a video on sewing different elastics??
Long story short, the hoodies they gave the lacrosse coaches are all too small for me to be comfortable. So I figured I’d have fun with a side panel but I wanted to also increase the ribbing just a bit. This is the video I found that mentioned the ribbing fabric. Thank you!
This is a great video!!!
Another fabulous video Dana!! You should check out Jumping June textiles--she has some amazing ribbing & bias and custom fabric selection! 🙂💗
can you post videos weekly, because we enjoy your videos .
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very good work
This is a great way to teach someone. kool video.
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thank you so much you sewing sorcerer
Thanks alot its very useful for me 😉
Hello all! Just a few random questions, what type and brand of scissors do you guys use? Also, any recommendations on a rotary cutter set? Brand? Thanks all in advance!
Will you show us the full sweater please?
Thank you!!!
❤️ Thank You ❤️
I love ur videos
Can you plz show me how to sew a bodice and attach it to a skirt
I hope you make videos more and do cute kids sewing patterns :) or if you can draft patterns on paper would be awesome videos!!
Ojala aqui en chile vendieran esas hermosuras :(
Hi, do you have this pattern for adults? My daughters are 14 and 16 years old and wear Small for adults. Thank you for your tutorials. I’ve learned a lot.
Is there a video to make the actual jumper? Xx
hi how do you use this method for fixing an existing sleeves ribbing? do I cut the sleeves in half to be able to use the sewing machine then resew the sleeves together.. newbie here
2 questions, 1- how would i complete this with a turtleneck? can i not fold over the ribbing, in half, rather sew on layer and fold over the extra to make the turtleneck? 2- for a fancier garment with ribbing, is the zigzag topstitch necessary? And can I use a ribbing for a neckline with a non-stretch fabric?
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Wawwww nice video that is easy to understand when you talk
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Is this pattern easy to adjust size and material? I want to make a sweatshirt with pockets for my teenagers and I am not sure if they would want fleece or sweatshirt material. I loved the video! It was very helpful.
The pattern only goes up to size 12. But you could draw the lines out to make a larger size (you would need to figure out the sizing on your own, based on a sweatshirt you own). And yes, you can make it out of sweatshirt fabric, rather than fleece. The gray sweatshirt example you see in the beginning of this video is made of sweatshirt fabric. You can see more examples and ideas in the pattern listing here: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/everyday-sweatshirt
Cute make a circle skirt next please and this was kinda scary cause I just subscribed today and I got a notification for yours channel and I was kinda like wow
haha. Love it when that kind of thing happens :) Enjoy the channel! - Dana
Teach us how to sew a circle dress!!
I was hoping you would show how to attach the ribbing to a hemline :( I guess the same principles apply
U rarely post anything now
yor talking way is amazing
Pinky sen right every other person is not as good as her
I’m never sure how to work out how much material I need
Do you prewash the ribbing?
Hi Dana,
Is there anyway to get a physical copy of your patterns.
Thanks,
Trudy
Hi Trudy, I only sell PDF download files, which you can print from home, or from a retail printer, or at your public library maybe?! You can find the sweatshirt pattern here: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/everyday-sweatshirt
Can you use a stretch stitch instead of a zig zag stitch?
This is so great. I didn't know that 'ribbing' came in yardage either... duh!
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What’s the length to cut ribbing? 80% of the collar?
Wishing you had a pattern for an adult version
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I had no idea that you can buy ribbing by the yard. I need to make a pair of 'arm protectors' for my hubby. I saw some online at Buck & Buck , but they cost fourteen dollars a pair. I know I can make them much cheaper and your video showed me exactly what I needed to know about sewing the ribbing on the ends. You are a really good teacher. Your teaching style makes one feel like you are giving your viewers a private lesson. Maybe you could make a video on how to make "arm protectors" for people who need to make a pair for a loved one. You can see the ones I'm talking about at the Buck & Buck website here: www.buckandbuck.com/mens-polar-fleece-arm-protectors.html#description-title
(Disclaimer: I have no connection to Buck & Buck other than being a customer.) Thank you again for your awesome video.
I don't have a local craft store:(
We need this store in Trinidad😭
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Would it be possible to let us know how much fabric we need pls
Yes, you can find all the fabric amounts in the pattern listing here: shop.madeeveryday.com/products/everyday-sweatshirt
I remember a long time ago you mentioning where you get your 'made' tags that you sew into all your clothes. Could you share that info again please? I'm going to have to try out this ribbing!!
I wrote about them here! :) www.madeeveryday.com/2013/11/givethanksaway-custom-woven-clothing-labels.html/
I'm going to resize this for my American girl doll
Perfect! Great idea!
Can this be made using flannel instead of fleece?
Sure, you could try that. It will be lighter weight and not as structured as using fleece or sweatshirt fleece. And you will definitely want to finish off the seams with a zigzag stitch, or a serger, or by trimming the edges with pinking shears (those zigzag looking scissors) or the flannel will fray badly at the seam edges.
@@MADEEveryday What do you mean by "not as structured "? My aunt loves flannel but hates buttoned up shirts so she ask me to make her pull over flannel tops. And your video seemed to be the best option for that. Love your videos by the way!
@@Trish312 Flannel is a lighter weight fabric than fleece or sweatshirt fabric so it will just be more "floppy" in this style of top, rather than more "structured" and hold its shape like a sweatshirt would.
Second!
"Some fleeces are synthetic"... hehe, wich ones aren't? ;)
Well, there we go. I thought the whole point of fleece was to reuse old plastic bottles. :)
First!!!!
long frock
If you increase your straight stitch to 3.5 or 4 you do not need to use the zig-zag....
Your job is good but your English is hard for me to understand
I hope you have since learned how to do this correctly. This video shouldn't even be online, in my opinion. When adding ribbed cuffs to sleeves, the sleeve seam is sewn together, and the cuff is sewn into a circle, into a cuff, and then the cuff is attached to the sleeve. Attaching the cuff to a sleeve panel and *then* sewing it into a tube results in the inner seam going all the way to the end of the cuff, which it shouldn't do.
Yep that's another way to do it also! Just depends on skill level. I like sewing cuffs the way you showed also, but it's harder for some people to sew in the round like that. If you want a more polished look, then follow the method I showed for the neckline!
I have to admit, I'm kinda annoyed by the background music. I know, most people don't even hear it. But I can hear it. I wish I didn't.