Step 11
When you are done, you can continue with sewing in the zipper and then attaching the facing to either the lining or closing it onto the bodice. Voila!- clean, finished armholes and necklines, with NO HAND SEWING!
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Feb 23, 2017, 10.29 AMby Suzuchan
I knew how to do this at one time, but over the years, forgot. I recall at one time, Simplicity and McCalls both had detailed instructions that were well illustrated, right in the pattern instructions. Not so these days. Thanks Burdastyle for publishing a reasonably clear approach to this useful technique.
Jul 31, 2012, 08.58 PMby suphitcha
I still didn’t get it T T
Sep 4, 2011, 09.31 PMby zeloco
This is great! Thanks a million!
Nov 23, 2010, 04.44 PMby kaithladios
I love this tutorial! I’ve looked around but I think this is the best and most clear one yet for sewing an all-in-one facing and lining! Thanks a bunch for posting this!