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Tips and Tricks Tuesday: Different Types of Necklines

January 24, 2021 by Seams and Scissors

Different Types of NecklinesWe’ve already brought you a post about different types of skirts, so for today’s Tips and Tricks Tuesday, we’ll be discussing some of the most common types of necklines in women’s clothing and how to tell them apart! Once you’ve found the one that you think will be most flattering to your figure, you can get started on one of the free sewing patterns we’ve included for each! From dresses to tops, knowing your necklines will make your sewing projects a lot smoother.

Guide to NecklinesTypes and Tricks Tuesday: Different Types of Necklines

Scoop Neck2-Hour-Top

A scoop neck is your traditional t-shirt’s neckline—nothing deep or revealing, just a little dip at the neck.

  • Zipper Top Sewing Pattern
  • Downton DIY Sweater
  • 2-Hour Top

Insanely-Cute-KimonoU-neck

A U-neck is like a rounded version of its cousin, the V-neck! It’s deeper than the scoop neck but still rounded.

  • Insanely Cute Kimono Top
  • 1-Hour Power Shirt
  • 30-Minute DIY Tank Top

SweetheartThe-Notebook-Inspired-Vintage-Dress

This type of neckline gets its name because it looks like the top of the heart. This is a very popular style for wedding dresses.

  • Comfy Drape Top
  • DIY Fresh Fuchsia Cami
  • The Notebook-inspired Vintage Dress

Square

Spring-Ruffle-Top-TutorialA square neckline goes straight across the chest for a precise and elegant look. It’s defined by having strong angles instead of being rounded.

  • Spring Ruffle Top Tutorial
  • Bias Cut Camisole
  • Comfy Girl Raglan

Cowl

This type of neckline occurs when excess fabric gathers at the neck for a draping effect.Asymetrical-Tunic-Sweater

  • Asymmetrical Tunic Sweater
  • Parisienne Tunic Sweater
  • Cape Town Cool Shift Dress

Halter

Double-Layer-Chiffon-HalterA halter neckline is formed when a shirt is held up by straps that tie around the back of the neck rather than with sleeves.

  • 5-Minute Halter Top
  • 10-Minute Tank
  • Double Layer Chiffon Halter

Keyhole

Twist-and-Shout-TopA keyhole neckline is when there is an opening at the top of the shirt or dress that exposes just a glimpse of what’s beneath it.

  • Twist and Shout Top
  • Keyhole Neckline Dress

Plus, check out more free dress patterns over on AllFreeSewing!

What type of neckline do you like best? Let us know below in the comments!

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