Technically Speaking
3.Cut out a little wedge, as shown, to allow the Rigilene to
bend, BUT DON’T CUT RIGHT THROUGH, it is best to
leave a little ‘hinge’ to keep it all together.4.Zigzag the wedge closed, making sure you have the correct
shape, then stitch both pieces together.5.Check it up against the neckline shape in case there are
adjustments to be made.6.Now reshape by wedge, cutting the top and bottom of the
Rigilene to avoid unravelling.- It is now ready to be stitched into place. However, due to
how the beading has been stitched, it is not always possible
to it the Rigilene up under the facing as shown, so an
alternative method can be used ...
8. Prepare a wide piece of bias binding by ironing it l at.
Make this a colour that will complement your fabric
colour. You could even use satin if you prefer.
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