I often forget to insert twill tape. Thanks for the reminder. And thanks for the great v-neck lesson.

Sorry I missed the live, but am loving watching the new episodes.

Just learning how to use comments on U tube. I watched and loved the lesson. I'm planning on a new top with pretty button holes. Thanks again Angela and brother.

Necklines are always a problem for me.... Love that you gave a great tutorial on them.

Yes sorry can’t seem to catch live. Watching the replay. Very informative! Thanks Angela xx

I need to watch again...v necks are my nemesis

I loved how the twill tape worked. I have never used it in a knit but will from now on. Thank you.

Watched a second time. I’ve never used twill tape do I sm excited yo learn a new technique.

I need to order rolls of twill tape from you instead of the yards I ordered last time. Ha! I can’t believe how much I’ve learned from you and how my skills have increased. Old dogs CAN learn new tricks!

@AngelaWolf

3 жыл бұрын

that's great to hear Lynn :)

It has been awhile since I have been able to watch, always enjoy learning from you

Great tip as usual. Will have to watch again when doing a v-neck.

Sorry missing the live show but watching the re-plays.

I'm sorry I missed the live webcast. I'm very interesting these.

Thank you for the tip! Need to finish my jeans so I can start the Bella.

The neck line is the trickiest for me and love your videos to watch when I’m making this top.

I love that fabric. I am sure I saw this video and good information for sewing a V neck

Good video. V necklines have always been difficult

Great info! I prefer the v-neck due to throat issues and they've always been a challenge. Thanks for the video!

This is why you sent me twill tape! Thanks

Awesome show. Thanks for all your instructions.

Good afternoon :) Love Brother

Great camera work. Close ups very visible! 😊

@AngelaWolf

3 жыл бұрын

haha thanks :) I was the camera man LOL!

I've used twill tape in the should seams, but not in the neckline. Better than just stay stitching. Great tutorial.

Great tips as always, Angela!

You really do make it look so easy!

Thank you for these informative videos.

Thanks for showing us this technique.

You make it look so simple. 😁

These videos are great. They're so accessible on KZread, and I really appreciate that. Thanks, Angela.

Great video with a terrific result.

Thanks for the great instruction on this technique..

Great lesson once again

Love the show and great tip

You make it look so easy!

I have never added facing on a knit top before, have to try it ☺️

So sad that I missed the live session.

I need to learn to use twill tape. Never used it before.

Great info. So beautiful.

I could tell that it was not a perfect round neck - it does have a point - I can see it - I will use the twill tape on the one tonight that I;m making - really want to win the Bella kit

Thank you. Great tips!

Thank you for the tutorial!

Looks great with that weight of knit! TY

Wonderful video

Great tutorial can’t wait to try it!

Love this top.

Thank you for your instruction! You always break projects down in a way that makes them less intimidating! :-)

Love the tips!

Thank you for another day of great tips! Especially for a v neck!

Great looking neckline. Can't wait to try this on my Bella!

Great tips!

Great tips.

Great video

very nice

Beautiful fabric and the embroidery is fantastic 😍

Following along with my pattern book and making notes!

Love you

Great tutorial, as always! I need to print the pattern and get started!

Great video, I've always been afraid to attempt this but I will try now!

Came back to watch a second time in case I missed something!

I watched the live but its not showing up. Computers!. I loved watching it again anyways

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Angela are you using a straight stitch to attach the facing to the neck line? I know on the lightening stitch I can’t adjust the stitch length only the width my machine won’t let me. Thank you, hope your enjoying your holiday.

Thank you Angela. I have a question on sewing that facing onto the blouse and that is --Do you sew with a 5/8; 3/8 or 1/4 inch. I see so many variations and I am confused. Thank you again.

Where do you get tiny twill tape like that?

@AngelaWolf

3 жыл бұрын

here Marcy www.angelawolfpatterns.com/3-16-wide-cotton-twill-tape-package-5-yards/