Sewing a Smooth V-Neck Facing on the Ember Dress

Meredith wears a floral silk, 3/4 sleeve, view a Ember Dress

If you’ve ever felt a little nervous about sewing a V-neck, you’re not alone. It’s a place where a bit of extra patience and attention can really shine through in the final garment.

A beautifully finished neckline is deeply satisfying, especially on a garment you’ve sewn with your own two hands.

In this tutorial, Saremy will guide you step-by-step through attaching the neck facing to the Ember Dress. The Ember Dress’s neckline has a graceful V-shape that calls for just a bit of special care to avoid drag lines, tucks, or puckers — and Saremy walks you through the process with her signature clarity and calm presence.

In this sew-along video, you’ll learn:

  • How to stay stitch your neckline pieces for a stable, ripple-free finish
  • The best ways to press, trim, and understitch for a smooth, professional look
  • How to sew directionally to prevent shifting or stretching
  • Tips for marking and sewing the sharp point of the V with confidence
  • A gentle reminder to breathe, adjust often, and trust your hands

Sewing a complicated step like this V-neckline can be a little lesson in slowing down and honoring the process. When we take the time to sew with intention, our garments become more than just clothes; they become expressions of care, skill, and self-respect.

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