MinnieVanMom
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Bowling shirt continued:
Make sure both seam and corner are pressed well and on the edge.
Now you have two fronts of the shirt with facing attached, turned and pressed
I serge the neckline to keep it from stretching
With wrong sides together, pin shirt front to shirt back
The 2 front shirts have the placket attached, sew the shirt front to shirt back at shoulders.
I start on the inside and sew out to the sleeve edge. It keeps the facing flat.
This is not the photo I wanted but it shows what it looks like after it is sewn minus the collar.
Make sure the seam is pressed to the back.
Now when you open your shirt you have a shirt back and both fronts attached with facings.
Time for the collar. I follow the bowling shirt directions to the T and never deviate!!!!
I am not going to list her directions because you need to buy the pattern.
I use the serger for the bottom seam.
After following the bowling shirt directions I now have a collar ready to attach to the shirt
I fold my shirt back in half and press a small line in the top of back of shirt. I also fold the collar in half and press a small line. I match up the line and start my pinning at that point.
Pin collar to shirt following bowling shirt directions. I really move the fabric and keep the bottom straight across the base of my machine and work the fabric to stop any puckers or gaps.
Sew in collar exactly as directed in the bowling shirt instructions.
Make sure both seam and corner are pressed well and on the edge.

Now you have two fronts of the shirt with facing attached, turned and pressed

I serge the neckline to keep it from stretching

With wrong sides together, pin shirt front to shirt back


The 2 front shirts have the placket attached, sew the shirt front to shirt back at shoulders.
I start on the inside and sew out to the sleeve edge. It keeps the facing flat.

This is not the photo I wanted but it shows what it looks like after it is sewn minus the collar.
Make sure the seam is pressed to the back.

Now when you open your shirt you have a shirt back and both fronts attached with facings.
Time for the collar. I follow the bowling shirt directions to the T and never deviate!!!!
I am not going to list her directions because you need to buy the pattern.
I use the serger for the bottom seam.



After following the bowling shirt directions I now have a collar ready to attach to the shirt
I fold my shirt back in half and press a small line in the top of back of shirt. I also fold the collar in half and press a small line. I match up the line and start my pinning at that point.

Pin collar to shirt following bowling shirt directions. I really move the fabric and keep the bottom straight across the base of my machine and work the fabric to stop any puckers or gaps.

Sew in collar exactly as directed in the bowling shirt instructions.
