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Thank you for stopping by today at On the Cutting Floor. This is the One shoulder top sewing tutorial
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2. Match the side seams and pin them about 1 inch apart.
3. Then, stitch them together by using an overlocking stitch from your sewing machine.
4. After that, match the shoulder seam and stitch them together with a 3/8 inch seam allowance.
5. Now, fold the armscye seam allowance (3/8 inch) in and pin along .
6. Then, use a coverstitch or a double needle to see along the armscye.
7. If you did not have a coverstitch, check the zigzag stitches on your sewing machine and choose one for the armscye and neckline.
8. Press it flat and repeat this with the neckline.
9. Finish the top by folding the hemline 1 1/2 inch and stitch it with a zigzag stitch.
And that is all.
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Thanks for visiting On the Cutting Floor today! This is the Sewing Tutorial: How to make a short sleeve shirt
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1.Gather front and back bodice pieces and bring them to your sewing table.
2. Stitch the shoulder seams together, right sides facing. Then, open the t-shirt so you can see both, front and back bodices.
3. Add the sleeves to the side of the top. 
4. Start pinning form the center of the cap and shoulder seams to the sides. Then, stitch them together with an overlocking stitch or zig zag stitch
NECKBAND:5. Fold the neckband in half, lengthwise. Stitch it together and press flat.
6. Then, fold the neckband again widthwise; press it flat.
7. Baste the neckband to the neckline. Remember that the neckband will need to stretch to adjust it to the neckline.
7. When the neckband is ready, use a zigzag or overlocking stitch.
8. Then, press the neckband to the right side.
9. After pressing, topstitch the neckband to the top with a 1/8 to 1/4 from the edge.
10. Finally, fold the cuffs and the hemline 1 inch to the inside. Press it flat.
11. Now, zig zag the cuffs and hemline.
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2. Fold it in half, right side facing and matching the inseam.
3. Stitch the inseam with a zigzag, over locking or you might use a serger
4. Repeat this step with the other leg of the legging.
5. Now, turn one of the legs to the right side. Insert this leg into the other one.
6. Match inseam and crotch line and stitch the legs together.
7. Then, turn both legs to the wrong side of the fabric and fold the hemline 1/2 inch inside. Stitch the hemline with a zigzag or over locking stitch. You might also want to use a double needle.
8. Waistband: Place the two sides of the waistband together, right sides facing.
9. Stitch the center and back seam and repeat this step with the other two pieces.
10. Turn one of the waistband to the right side. Insert the waistband that is on the wrong side of the fabric into it and match the seams. Then, stitch them together on the upper side of the band.
11. Open the waistband and spread both sides flat onto your table. Press it.
12. Now turn place both waistband parts together again, wrong sides facing.
13. Insert the waistband into the leggings and match the front and back center seam.
14. Stitch them together with a zigzag, over locking stitch or by using your serger.
14. Then, turn the waistband up to its right side and top stitch the seam. I used an over locking stitch here to do that.
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2. Stitch the shoulder seams together with a zigzag or over locking stitch. Then, press flat.
3. After that, open the bodice and fold the armhole area by 3/8 inch. Press and stitch it with a zigzag or over locking stitch.
4. Then, fold the bodice again and stitch the side seams.
5. Now, fold the hemline by 1/2 inch and stitch along with a zigzag stitch, over locking stitch or a twin needle. Press the hemline flat after this.
6. The Neckband:
To create the neckband, measure the neckline of the top and reduce 2 inches of the total amount. The width of the neckband will be 2 1/2 inches, including seam allowance.
Then, fold the neckband in half and stitch the seams together.
7. Now fold the neckband in two, width-wise; press it flat.
8. Place the neckband on the neckline together, right sides facing. Remember to stretch the neckband a bit and place the neckband seam on the back bodice.
9. Stitch them together with an over locking stitch.
10. Trim the excess fabric from the neckband and top stitch the neckband by 1/8 inch.
And that is all.
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Thank you for stopping by today at On the Cutting Floor. This is the Simple Loose fit Raglan Top Sewing Tutorial
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2. Stitch them together with an overlocking stitch or a zigzag stitch about 3/8 inch seam allowance.
3. Set aside and bring the sleeve pieces to the table.
4. Fold the sleeve lengthwise, with the right sides facing and stitch along the seam.
5. Repeat with the other sleeve and turn them to the right side.
6. Now, you will need o insert the sleeves into the raglan top. I like to double check that the sleeves are in the right side of the top ( the front part of the sleeve is 1 inch shorter)
7. Match the armscye seams and pin the sleeves to the top. Then, stitch the bodice and sleeves together.
8. Then, pull the sleeves to the wrong side.
9. The hemline: Fold the hemline 1 1/2 inch inside and press flat.
10. Then use a coverstitch or a double needle to make it look professionally. 
11. Then, repeat this step with the neckline ( 3/8 inch seam allowance) and the cuffs ( 1 1/2 inch seam allowance).
12. If you do not have either a coverstitch or the double needle, use a triple zigzag stitch as shown on the cuffs below.
