How To Sew A Peter Pan Collar Sewing Tips
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Take the fear out of sewing a Peter Pan collar. Sew a perfect curve and perfect pointed corner.
This "Quick Tips" video is a snippet from the Sewing With Cinnamon course - Sewing Curves and Corners. Learn more about the SWC+ streaming network here: www.sewingwith...
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Precision and attention to detail really pays off!
I like the idea of notching, not just clipping. Thank you for all your great tips. I have learned a lot from you over the years!
The notching the curve technique is a new to me. I always did it differently. Love this way and can’t wait to use this method. Excellent, detailed video.
Notching instead of simply clipping is such a good tip.
The wooden tool is very nice to have. I have never seen one. Making sure that your foot was exact all the way around the collar. Thank you for the awesome tip.❤❤
I absolutely love Peter Pan collars. They remind me of my clothing when I was a kid. This looks easier for tiny ones.
I’ve been away from sewing a long time so all the tips and videos are great refreshers on techniques. Thank you.
I find all your tips and tools a wonderful gift that you share.
I really like the wooden tool you used to get the collar to look so neat and crisp. It is much better than using just my fingers.
Just getting back into to sewing after a long break and this was a great video to whet my whistle. Thank you , I'm looking forward to watching more.
I like the way you demonstrate sewing the curve.
Thank you! I like how you clipped the curve - I never have done it like that. I will try that next time.
Very good tutorial. I always learn new tricks from you tutorials. Thank you so much!
Great tips for the curved edge and pointed corner.
Great video learning new tips on how to keep things pinned while pivoting a small piece, I always have trouble with this.
So neat and tidy looking! Great tips as always.
Thank you!
I had not thought to further reduce the bulk by clipping off the points after notching, or using a seam ripper to assist in smoothing the curve.
Thanks for a good video.
I need to be much more patient and attentive to detail to get that nice smooth, finished product!! Thanks for the demo.
Great video. I always learn something new with theses videos
Well done tutorial with clear explanations
Using the #57 foot helps with the 1/4" seam plus it's a smaller foot which makes it easier to see where you're going. Great tips on clipping the curves, thanks.
Thanks for the tip I have had trouble doing this but your tip made it simple
I like how you notched the curve and then trimmed the tips of the notches off. I use the back side of my seam ripper to help push my curves. I will have to look for your handy tool next time I'm at the store.
Great video...I have trouble with collars..can't wait to try this out
The notching technique is a helpful tip
Nothing really new for me, but a good explanation of how to sew a Peter Pan collar … patience in sewing sometimes a stitch at a time is key!
I really enjoyed the video. Thanks for the tutorial. 🙂👍
I appreciate your very helpful tips.
Good ideas. Like the directional stitching .
Very helpful demonstration!
Nice use of the bamboo point turner
Great tutorial, thank you.
Good reminder that going slow to get a nice seam ultimately saves time!
Reducing the bulk of fabric tip is a very important tip for making the collar look clean
I like the tip to not trim the seam allowance before notching the curve.
Awesome
Notching the curve and the snipping the ends off! Why didn't I think of that!
What is the name of the tool you used to push out the seam edge?
Cinnamon, what is that wood tool called and where can I get it?❤
It's called a point crease turner. You can pick one up at Wal-Mart, Joann's. It's from Clover.
Like how slow you sewed this. My main problem is going too fast!
Always clipped curves; I'll try notching next time.