DIY Tank Top Tutorial | How To Make A Tank Top From Scratch

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DIY Tank Top Tutorial | How To Make A Tank Top From Scratch
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[aidal.arnaldy]

You are so confident. You make the pattern right on the fabric!Amazing! I learn a lot from you.

[dm]

I think you are my favorite after watching what seems like thousands of hours of videos by many. I wanted this blouse for the hot summer. Thank you!

[Sewsensational]

I really liked this video. Thank you for sharing your sewing skills.

[nelfagerardino]

Thank you for this tutorial. You always make things easy for us to understand.

[bettyl]

Can't really tell from the video, but are you stretching the binding slightly when attaching it to the neck and arm?

[reetk]

I like before watch, I am your fan after watching your shorts, pants and top video❤

[marianerlyn]

Hi po 🤗. Are you stretching the linings for neck and arms? Thank you.

[serahbetina]

Do you use serger Machine to overlock or regular sewing machine ?

[theresevella]

Your sewing machine is an industrial one. I think that is why you have perfect tension in the seams. What kind of machine is it?

[toofanraha]

Thanks alot
How can we make the pattern ?

[leticiamezacortez]

Hi 👋 you think is possible to make this top with other fabrics, like maybe linen?

[ГульжанМальбекова]

Очень нравятся ваши видео, но непонятно на какой размер!

[FansiPerdanaPutri]

Hello Thuy, why don’t you give seam allowance on neck and armholes for this pattern?

[KittenBowl]

Hi, are you sewing knit fabric on regular stitch on industrial straight only stitch machine? I don’t think it’s wise to sew any knit fabric on regular straight only stitch. Why don’t you use a serger? You have a serger, knit fabric is meant to be sewed with a serger. It’s a stretch fabric and your thread is going to break when knit fabric is stretched. Not wise.