Step 1
Place the shoulder lines of front and back of the bodice draft together on a sheet or paper as shown in the figure. Let Points at E coincide and points at F overlap by 1/2” .
Step 2
Trace the neck line A- E-C. Remove the Front and back draft. Draw another line A’ E’ And C’, 2” away from the neck line and parallel to the neck line A-E-C and give shape as shown in the figure.
Step 3
Add ½” seam all around and cut the draft of the collar.
Stitching
Simple and easy to follow Tutorial is here which explains the method of attaching peter pan collar
7 comments:
Thanks for posting your and my tutorials! I am also now following your blog - thanks for following mine!
Hi Vani,
Great to see the tutorials.I have few doubts on the pattern of the peter pan collar.
Is AE the neck folded in half of the front and EC neck folded in half of the back bodice?...Im getting a weird shape when i do that!
Please revert back on this as soon as you can! Thank You!
Hi Vani,
Great to see the tutorials! I have a few doubts on the pattern on the Peter Pan collar.
If AE the front neck folded in half? and EC the back neck folded in half? Im getting a weird shape when i do that.
Please revert back on this as soon as you can! Thank You!
Front of the bodice is folded in to half.Then neck line gets folded where
A is the mid point of the front neck line.Need not fold back as there are 2 portions in the back right back and left back.you can take any one .E-C itself is half of the back neck line ' you need not fold again
Thanks for the speedy reply!..Im trying to do this collar on a kurta...So i have not made the back into two pieces like left and right....back is single piece for me like the front...
Hi taurean
it is called rolled peterpan collar
I have explained that collar here
http://artvani-vani.blogspot.com/2010/05/rplled-peter-pan-collar.html
Thanks a lot Vani...but could you also tell what does it mean by neckline?...how do we measure that??
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