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Many of the samples in this set will call for interfacing.\u00a0 If you are running short on time, you can bypass interfacing. The purpose of these samples is to 1. familiarize the construction steps of common shirt\/top elements, 2. improve craftsmanship.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Sample 24.<\/strong> Sleeveless Shell with V Slit.<\/strong> Use pre-cut pieces of fabric to create this sample. Use the Burrito Method to attach lining or all in one facing to the armholes.
\nSleeveless Shell With Slit<\/a>\u00a0(this method can be used with lining or with all-in-one facing)
\nanother video with the same\u00a0Burrito Method<\/a><\/p>\n

Sample 25.<\/strong> Sleeveless Shell with Front Placket as an Extension.<\/strong>\u00a0 This sample must incorporate the following: thread tracing the placket folds, interfaced neck facing, understitching on neck facing, bias tape binding of the armhole and bias tape armhole finish.
\nthread tracing on one layer of fabric<\/a>
\nthread tracing on two layers of fabric<\/a>\u00a0(extra video)
\nhow to fuse interfacing without damaging the iron or the ironing board!<\/a>
\nconstruction of bodice with neck facing<\/a>
\nunderstitching the facing<\/a>
\nbias tape finish on armhole<\/a>\u00a0(can also be used on necklines)
\nbias tape binding<\/a>\u00a0(first example in the video)
\nfacing and lining compilation<\/a><\/p>\n

T1. Mini Shirt with Collar, Front Placket Extension and Set In Sleeves.\u00a0<\/strong>
\nChoose One of the Two Methods below for Attaching Collar and Collar Band to shirt body:
\n1. Method 1<\/a>
\n2. Method 2<\/a><\/p>\n

Sewing Set In Sleeve
\nSet In Sleeve with 2 Methods (Use Method 1 But Watch the Whole Video)<\/a><\/p>\n

T2. Sleeve with Cuff and Tower Placket Sample.<\/strong>
\n1.\u00a0 Sewing the Tower Placket<\/a>
\n2.\u00a0 Attaching Cuff to Sleeve<\/a> (This video starts by showing a bias bound placket.\u00a0 You do not need to make another sample with bias bound placket.\u00a0 You will attach the cuff to the sleeve with the tower placket.)<\/p>\n

T3. Attaching Patch Pocket.
\n<\/strong>Patch Pocket<\/a><\/p>\n

T4. Buttons and Buttonholes.
\n<\/strong>Hand Sewing Buttons<\/a>
\nButtons and Buttonhole Placement<\/a>
\nMaking Buttonholes Without Specialty Presser Foot<\/a>
\nMaking Buttonholes With Specialty Presser Foot (Singer Heavy Duty)<\/a>
\nExtra
\nHand Sewn Historical Buttonholes<\/a><\/p>\n

T5. Loops as Button Holders.<\/strong>
\nFabric Loops<\/a>
\nThread Loop, Method 1<\/a>
\nThread Loop, Method 2<\/a><\/p>\n

T6. Front Shirt Slit Placket (Watch Only).<\/strong>
\nFront Slit Placket\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

T7. Pockets (For Reference)
\n<\/strong>Pocket Playlist<\/a><\/p>\n

T8. Zippers from QUT<\/strong>
\nZipper Playlist<\/a><\/p>\n

 <\/p>\n

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