Yes, I sewed for myself again! Yes, it's yet another Cowl-neck tunic!
But before you think I am being redundant please remember:
- It's autumn, and I live near Buffalo....brrrr
- I have more than one ugly neck scar to hide.
This version features a applied cowl collar that has been "spiraled" before being sewn to the neckline. I love how a Spiral Cowl always drapes in nice even folds and covers the neck seam...rather than just "flopping down".
Do we all know how to "spiral" a cowl ? If you would like a quick tutorial, let me know in 'comments'...I'd be happy to snap some pics when I make another of this style in Stretch Velour ;)
Should I know how to spiral a cowl? Mini-tutorial, please!
ReplyDeleteTutorial please! I've never "spiraled a cowl". Sounds dangerous. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, please, tutorial. I'm always in search of the perfect cowl(s). This looks good to me.
ReplyDeleteYes yes!! Tutorial Please!!
ReplyDeleteYes, please.
ReplyDeleteYes to the tutorial, but let me say how pretty your tops are! Great fabrics and styles.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely would love a tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of that spiral! Please yes! :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love a tutorial for this cowl. Thanks for being so kind!
ReplyDeleteI see all the other pleas, but adding my yes too! Super cute and yay for sewing for you! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, Pam, please do a tutorial! I LOVE the way this spiraled cowl looks!
ReplyDeleteJanee
I love your choice of fabric for this design Pam, it shows the spiral off so well. And yes, please - a tutorial!
ReplyDeleteYes, please. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful top! Yes, please, for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletetutorial? Please, pretty please...
ReplyDeleteI love all you "stuff" and your tutorials. Please, please do one for this spiral cowl.
ReplyDeleteYes! A tutorial, please. I love the look.
ReplyDeleteYou are a mind reader! I love all your tutorials, but have been wondering how to create a cowl with software. If I knew how to create the shape, the rest will be easy! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteYou know I'd like to know Pam. Thank you in advance!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the fabric, really interesting!
ReplyDeletePlease, please do. I have a TNT knit base that can always use another collar variation. It's getting cold here too so v neck tops aren't going to be an option in a couple of months.
ReplyDeletePam, I would love to have a tutorial for the spiral cowl. Yours is very pretty. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYes, I would love to see how to make this "spiral" collar. I really enjoy your tutorials.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful top. Yes, yes, tutorial please. Did I mention it is a beautiful top? ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the offer of a spiral cowl tutorial. Yes, please! Your top is beautiful, and the fabric is spectacular. Could you please tell us more about it?
ReplyDeleteHi Mae and all...thanks for the nice comments!
ReplyDeleteA Tutorial will be done ASAP...I have been especially busy packing orders from my store, www.FashionSewingSupply.com ...so look for the mini-tute probably on Friday or Saturday.
Mae, the fabric I used for this tunic is a pleated rayon knit.
Yay! A new tutorial! You are such a fabulous teacher, Pam!
ReplyDeleteI would like to know how to spiral a cowl...Thanks
ReplyDeletei love cowls, i would like a mini-tutorial please!
ReplyDeleteYes, please. I love cowls and the spiral looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteLove the drape on that. Please post a tutorial!
ReplyDeletePlease, a tutorial. This is a fab look.
ReplyDeleteYes, I would love a tutorial about the spiral cowl neckline
ReplyDeletePatty
yes i'd like to know :) thanks!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to do it, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI"d love to know how to do it!
ReplyDeleteYes, tutorial, thank you. You are great!! My first (and last) cowl flopped down and I had to always rearrange it. That's why it was my last.
ReplyDeleteSpiral cowl sounds wonderful. I love cowl necklines.
ReplyDeleteTIA
I love that fabric!!! I'm loving all these tunic tops you're making :) I intended to make some for myself, but in perusing the stash, found nothing appropriate - so... HAD to visit Fabric Mart :)
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