And another one from last week

[Mocarroll]

My favourite t-shirt pattern, sadly out of print. I’ve made many of these, usually short sleeved and with different necklines.  The pattern has a facing but I usually do a bound neckline. 
I have come to the conclusion that Burda make their patterns for monkeys as I usually have to shorten the arms by at least 4inches! (Same with last post).
Fabric was bought at Ally Pally from Rosenberg, one of my favourite places.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Burda-Craft-Sewing-Pattern-3197/dp/B00BTK2RXS

[Sewbee]

Very nice indeed! I like the solid colour bound neckline. Did you do it with a coverstitch or on the sewing machine?

[Holly Berry]

Great Tshirt. Love the fabric, I get most of my fabric from Rosenberg’s too.

[Sewbee]

I am learning about the different places to buy fabric from everyone's posts so thanks for mentioning Rosenberg. I just visited their site. They have some very reasonably priced fabrics and ever so pretty!

[Acorn]

Have you seen this thread?

It was finding that thread by googling that introduced me to this forum.   

[Mocarroll]

Thanks Acorn, some of these are new to me.
Sewbee, I bought a Janome coverstitch machine a couple of months ago but I have yet to fall in love with it. I use it for hems on knit fabrics and I am improving with fewer skipped stitches but I haven’t mastered curves very well yet.  It was the same when I bought my overlocker. More of a slow burn than an instant love affair. I’ve managed to tame it now, I think. So, with the neckline I attached the band on my sewing machine, then overlooked the raw edges, then back to the sewing machine for top stitching

[Sewbee]

Have you seen this thread?

It was finding that thread by googling that introduced me to this forum.   

No, I hadn't seen it but thanks so much for posting the link! I have a note of a few laces people have mentioned but that list is amazing!!

Thanks again!

[Sewbee]

Thanks Acorn, some of these are new to me.
Sewbee, I bought a Janome coverstitch machine a couple of months ago but I have yet to fall in love with it. I use it for hems on knit fabrics and I am improving with fewer skipped stitches but I haven’t mastered curves very well yet.  It was the same when I bought my overlocker. More of a slow burn than an instant love affair. I’ve managed to tame it now, I think. So, with the neckline I attached the band on my sewing machine, then overlooked the raw edges, then back to the sewing machine for top stitching

Thanks for letting me know how you did it. That's how I do them, too, but for me it's a toss-up as to whether the neckline ends up the same width all the way around. I'll probably eventually get a coverstitch machine but I have to get an overlocker first and perhaps a travel machine. Still not sure if it's worth getting a cover machine, though. I think I'd only use it for bound necklines and the double row of stitches on hems. Maybe a basic one. I used to own one but never used it. When I got my first overlocker, there was definitely a learning curve and I'm sure it's the same with a coverstitch machine.

[maliw]

Lovely t-shirt, I've never bought fabric from Rosenbergs, must have a look at their site. Or maybe not as I've got loads of fabric - there might just be an 'oops' moment if I do. I've got that pattern and have made quite a few tops, it's great and really easy.

[toileandtrouble]

I have bought fabric from Rosenbergs at the NEC. Didn't realise they had a website, thanks.

[Sewbee]

I have bought fabric from Rosenbergs at the NEC. Didn't realise they had a website, thanks.

The website is not listed by their name. Here it is:

http://stitchfabrics.co.uk