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amother
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 Fri, Dec 20 2024, 12:50 am
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Anyone knows how I can fix a thick turtleneck top shouldn't be so high?? Don't have a long neck.
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amother
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Fri, Dec 20 2024, 10:17 am
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I just fold it down several times. The roll gets pretty thick but so what? You could take it to a seamstress to cut it down and reattach, but it would be expensive, and there's no guarantee it would look right.
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amother
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Fri, Dec 20 2024, 10:24 am
| amother Clover wrote: | | I just fold it down several times. The roll gets pretty thick but so what? You could take it to a seamstress to cut it down and reattach, but it would be expensive, and there's no guarantee it would look right. |
Tried Rolling is down 3 times and it's to thick..
And looks funny.
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amother
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Yesterday at 11:23 am
Do you sew and knit? It hardly seems worth the effort, but you could remove the collar and either
--unravel as many rows of the knit as you need, finish off the raw edge and reattach or
--sew a few rows of stitching halfway down (or whatever point is good), cut off the excess, and reattach.
The difference being only if you unravel the knit--best if it's a heavy yarn and big stitches--or cut it off if it's a thinner yarn with small stitches.
I wouldn't try it unless I were an expert or didn't care if I ruined the sweater. OTOH if you don't sew, you can take it to a professional and see what they would charge to do the job. It may or may not be worth the expense. Sometimes we "fall in" with something and can't use it after all. Then you give it away and consider it a kapparah. Better a sweater that doesn't suit than a husband who doesn't suit.
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