How To Make A Simple Asymmetric Neckline Top

With very simple and easy steps, you'll make this within an hour. Trust me!
#assymetric #asymmetricneckline #slantneckline #organzatops #maternitystyles #simplestyles #chiffontops Slant Neckline
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Happy Sewing!

[@GraceyStitches]

Thank you for watching🌹
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[@vc9732]

French seams are great for finishing. ❤️❤️. Beautiful top

[@yaababy6132]

Thank you… so simple and niceeee

[@chiamakaaugusta7854]

Very detailed 😍.. thanks for this tutorial

[@yvonnejoy7962]

I just found your channel and so far I like all of your tutorials. Your garment constructions are all very professional, thank you very much.

[@GraceyStitches]

💃🥰

[@zandikache1293]

Very pretty

[@GraceyStitches]

Thank you

[@gladmorischannel2634]

You are a good teacher 👍🥰🙏

[@GraceyStitches]

Many many thanks

[@biancasiqueira2021]

👏 ficou linda! Eu estava procurando a forma de fazer essa blusa. Se o tecido nao for transparente pode usar um metro e meio? Obrigada por ensinar tão bem!

[@GraceyStitches]

You're welcome! The measurement of the fabric remains the same whether the fabric is transparent or not..

[@samirsasa6764]

Million like from Algeria good 🙏

[@nicolebouchotte2760]

Very beautiful sister,my question can the blouse go with a Maxi skirt

[@GraceyStitches]

Of course, sis.
Just tuck it in and use a big belt, if you have one.
Use your neck or ear accessories
You can even style it with a hat!

[@sliquestiches]

thank you so much for a detailed tutorial,but using white fabric on white table for tutorial didn't make it visible enough, it strained my eyes but i still couldnt stop watching. lol

[@GraceyStitches]

Sorry for that

[@keepingupwithsandy2529]

I enjoy your videos but using meters is actually confusing, it's either centimeters or inches.

[@GraceyStitches]

Hello. Thanks for the feedback.
When I say meters, I do not refer to body measurements. I refer to the fabric measurement. Where I am, fabrics are sold per meter and not per yard. That's why I say meters most of the time. Next time, I'll write the conversion on the screen just to be clear.
NB: A yard of fabric is 36inches long but a meter is around 39" inches long
For body measurements, I use inches while some people use cm