Thank you so much! That’s seriously so nice to hear, and really means a lot 🧡 xx

Oh and for the hem, you can try tissue paper to stabilize it, then simply tear it away once done. You can also try a water soluble plastic-like material called Avalon, it disappears when it gets wet, and it's perfect for stabilizing knit hems 😄😄😄

Thank you! And thanks heaps for these tips! I’ll definitely give them a try next time 😄 xx

Thank you! I’m so happy with it! I can’t wait to make more turtlenecks in the future 😍

Thanks for the tip! 🧡

They have such pretty clothes!! But I have to say it’s so much more rewarding to make your own 😍🧡

Thank you! 🧡

Totally! The experimentation and trying different things is all part of the fun! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🧡 x

Thank you! I’m so happy with it 😍

Thank you so much! I’m still pretty sure it was a fluke that it worked out so well 😂🧡

Thanks for the tips! I’ll have to get myself a walking foot 😊

Thanks so much! 🧡

Aw that’s so lovely to hear! Good for you, sewing is the best 🧡 xx

Me too! It was definitely a challenge, but I’m so happy with how it turned out 😍

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your tips! They are so helpful, and I really appreciate it 🧡

It’s really not as difficult as I though it would be! Definitely a bit of a challenge, but I’m so happy with the result 😍 x

Thank you so much! It wasn’t easy, but I’m really happy with how it turned out 😍

Ooh I’ll have to go and check out the video! Stretch fabric is such a challenge, but it’s so good to try something new! Glad to hear yours turned out amazing too 😊

Rosery Apparel 😃🧡

Aw thank you so much! It was a fun challenge 😄💕

Exactly! Yes this was definitely an experiment, and I’m so happy with how it turned out 🧡

Ooh great tip! I’ll give that a try 😄

Haha thanks so much! I still can’t believe it either! 😍🧡

Ooh great, thanks so much for the tips! 😊

Great idea! I typically use the blind hem stitch on my machine with really great results, but hand stitching gives great results too!

Thanks for the tip! 🧡

I do love a lettuce hem 😍 I just need to get some matching thread

Thank you so much 🧡

Thanks! It was a fun challenge 😊 Ooh yes I’ve heard of that type of thread and need to try it!!

Great tip! Thanks 😄

For a thinner neck ruffle option, you could have a wider band, then ... (struggling to explain this in writing) a wider band and a thinner band. Sew right sides together ruffle width away from the edge, then flip the thinner band to encase the s/a. You would have a 2 layer collar (3 layer at the s/a with a raw edge sticking up. Then lettuce trim the raw edge to create a the edge. I dont know if this would be the right aesthetic for you though. Another way would be to stretch the fabric at the stitch line. Gather it to make it the correct length again at that point, then it would have the gathered bottom look too possibly? Dunno I'd have to experiment with the concept but the first one is workable

Thanks for the suggestions! It was definitely a challenge, but I’m really happy with the results 🧡

@@RoseryApparel oh for sure. It turned out so well! But if you ever make another and your machine refuses to sew through it, that's an idea. Have a wonderful day!

Thank you Sarah! I’m soo happy with how it turned out 😍 x

Oh a gathering foot is on my need to buy list for sure!! It would make projects like this so much easier! Thanks 😊

I’m glad I’m not the only one! It’s so much more rewarding making your own 🧡

Aww thank you 🧡 It’s nice to hear you love my makes! x

Ooh I hadn’t thought of something like that! Could be worth a try 😍

Thank you so much! 🧡🧡

Fingers crossed things will start settling down for you very soon! xx

Thank you so much! 😊

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video 🧡

Do it! It’s a little challenging, but so worth it 😍

Thank you! You too 🧡

Yes, a few people have suggested this! I’ll have to give it a try 😄

Thank you! 🧡

I was going to be making an exposed stitch on the sleeve cuff - which if it was white would be really noticeable.

Thank you 😊

I’m planning to make a tutorial for this type of skirt soon 🧡

Thank you so much 🧡

Thank you so much! 🧡

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Thank you! 🧡

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Thank you! 🧡 Sometimes it’s better to get someone to take the measurements for you, if you’re having trouble 😊

Thank you so much! That’s so nice to hear 🧡

Thank you, that means a lot 🧡

I ended up using a mixture of 8 and 3 😊

Thank you so much! It was about double the length of the neck opening before I ruffled it 😊

@@RoseryApparel Thanks for your reply! I think I will try to make them myself 😊

Haha that’s the plan!!

The thickness of the fabric kind of made mine stay up the way I wanted, but I also stitched the seam flat by topstitching around the neck edge of the top (not the ruffle). I hope this makes sense!

Yes!! Such a good idea 😍

It’s a Brother NS30 😊

I picked it up from a vintage store in Japan! Shall I make a tutorial on how to make one though?? (It’s one of my favourites and I really want more in other fabrics!) 😍

@@RoseryApparel Yes pleaseeeee, it's exactly what I've been looking for but cannot seem to find literally anywhere lol

Thanks you! And thanks for the suggestion 😄

Thank you so much! And it’s so cool you’re from Japan! 🧡🧡

Thanks so much lovely! I’m soo happy with how it turned out 😍 x