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Perfect COLLAR POINTS every time...with this Professional Technique! Shirt-maker's Collar-Making Technique!
Pam~Off The Cuff~   Expert/Couture NY USA Member since 4/18/05 Posts: 99	Login to reply to this post 13 members like this. Date: 10/9/12 8:42 AM COLLAR Point TUTORIAL.... Learn one of the Best ways that Professional Shirt-makers use to get perfect COLLAR POINTS every time...with No poking, No prodding, No Needles, No Pins, No templates! --CLICK HERE for the Tutorial-- ------ ~Pam Pamela Erny OFF THE CUFF ~Style~ www.Off-The-Cuff-Style.blogspot.com and My Store... www.FashionSewingSupply.com !
blue mooney Intermediate TX USA Member since 12/21/02 Posts: 1718	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 10/9/12 9:30 AM I can't wait to try this. Thank you, Pam! ------ --Robyn sewing blog: http://bluemooney.wordpress.com/ illustration blog: http://storybooky.wordpress.com/
clotheshorse   Intermediate BC CANADA Member since 3/24/10 Posts: 632	Login to reply to this post In reply to Pam~Off The Cuff~ << Like this post Date: 10/9/12 9:41 AM LOVE this! Thanks! ------ Viking D1, 1+, Pfaff 7570, Singer 503 Rocketeer, 66, 15-91, Featherweight 5 Flock, Babylock Enlighten & Coverstitch and Pfaff Creative Performance
KathySews   Advanced Beginner MI USA Member since 10/1/06 Posts: 2896	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/9/12 9:58 AM That is fantastic. Now I need to figure out how to save this so I can find it the next time I make a collar
SouthernStitch   Advanced LA USA Member since 8/24/02 Posts: 8182	Login to reply to this post In reply to Pam~Off The Cuff~ << Like this post Date: 10/9/12 10:54 AM Do you ever still use that collar turning clamp tool? I purchased one, and I do like it. But this also looks like an excellent way too -- thanks for linking to it! ------ Bernina 730E, 530, and 350PE Singer 221 FW, 403a When life gives you green velvet curtains, make a green velvet dress.
Patti B   Intermediate OR USA Member since 9/29/02 Posts: 2247	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/9/12 12:12 PM Omigosh, what a great method. Thanks for posting it! ------ Patti R-r-r-ripping my way to fitting success
AdaH   Intermediate IA USA Member since 11/21/09 Posts: 2136	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/9/12 12:18 PM I just finished reading about this on your blog. So easy and the results are wonderful. ------ Ada
Elona   Advanced CA USA Member since 8/24/02 Posts: 7401	Login to reply to this post In reply to Pam~Off The Cuff~ << Like this post Date: 10/9/12 12:19 PM What an amazing tutorial! I have never seen anything like this before. Thank you.
petro   Intermediate FRANCE Member since 6/24/07 Posts: 2204	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/9/12 12:44 PM I have used something similar for turning very small shapes (decorative pieces) on a blouse I made the summer before last and it worked very well. The way I did it was to sew up to the point finishing with very small stitches, and passing the thread tails inside the shape, then sew over where I'd already stitched and continue with the rest of the shape. It wasn't quite as clever because I had to clip off the threads outside - this didn't show in the finished piece. ------ so many patterns, clamouring to be sewn http://patternpandemonium.wordpress.com/
sewme47   Intermediate IL USA Member since 8/28/08 Posts: 537	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/9/12 12:59 PM What a great tip! And timely, too, as I need to make some pastel oxford shirts for DD, which she needs for her new job. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ------ A balanced diet is a cupcake in each hand.

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