Hi Folks,
I am puzzled about why stabilising tape is attached to the back bodice piece.
Here is an excerpt from the Grainline Studio Lark Tee instructions:
" •....You can stabilise the shoulder seams to prevent them from stretching out over time by ironing on a strip of seam tape interfacing. This goes on the wrong side of your fabric, on the back bodice, within the seam allowance but extending over where the seam will be sewn."
If you press the shoulder seam to the back, doesn't this make it more bulky? Often I'll top stitch it too, so more bulk.
I generally attach it to the seam allowance of the front pattern piece, so that it lays to the back.
Many thanks for your thoughts,
Clare