Collar and tie template

Then cut the top of the back of the card according to the card template. Now glue the tie onto the front of the card, with the top of the tie in the center of the two cuts. For the pocket, glue just the edges of the sides and bottom, leaving the top and middle of the pocket unglued.

Position in place. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more craft videos! Your email address will not be published. In my example 7. Measure up from C to mark point G. Point G can be between 0. See Figure 4. For a collar with a straight neckline edge, draw a line from F to C. For a collar with a curved neckline edge, draw a line from F to E, passing through G1.

For a collar with a more curved neckline edge, draw a line from F to E, passing through G2. See Figure 5 to better see the shapes of these three collars. Instructions Basic Collar - Figure 5 Image 5 shows you the three collars made from the options in Figure 4. Instructions Basic Collar - Figure 6 This gives an example of various ways you can shape the collar edge of the Basic Collar. Instructions Basic Collar - Figure 7 Now for the under-collar - this is a separate pattern piece because it is slightly smaller than the upper collar, so that the seam-line doesn't show.

Your choice if you want to go to this trouble, if you are making your own patterns for yourself. Trace the collar pattern piece. Remove this piece shown as red shading in the image for an under-collar pattern piece. Instructions Basic Collar - Figure 8 Don't forget to write cutting instructions, mark the neckline notch, label your pattern piece, etc. Also add seam allowance not done here. Comments 0 Add yours. There are no comments posted here yet.

Leave your comments. Posting comment as a guest. Sign up or login to your account. Alternatively you can also print it on white paper and have the kids color the shirt card base either with one color or with funky designs.

Time to fold. Fold along the dashed line on the shirt card base. Crease well to make the fold really sharp. If using as stencil then place the tie on patterned paper and trace around with pencil or marker.

Add a bit of glue on the top of the tie on the back and glue it on the card base between slits.