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Introduction

The Glass V-Neck is a variation of the traditional sharp V-neckline. Instead of angling straight down from the shoulder, the neck drops vertically for 2 inches before tapering diagonally into a sharp point—creating the shape of a glass silhouette.

This guide reveals how to draft this design on canvas paper/buckram for crisp, puckering-free necklines on kurtis or blouses.

Video Tutorial: Watch & Learn

• Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZaoNPpjaNY&t=30s

Step-by-Step Canvas Drafting

1. Fold Canvas Paper: Take a 10 x 10 inch piece of stiff buckram canvas folded in half.
2. Mark Top Width: Mark 3 inches along the fold line.
3. Mark Vertical Drop: Drop straight down by 2 inches from the top width mark.
4. Mark Total Depth: Mark 6.5 inches to 7 inches for the total deep point down the center fold line.
5. Connect Points: Connect the 2 inch vertical mark to the deep bottom point with a crisp, angled slant.
6. Outer Border: Draw a 0.75 inch outer margin around your drawn neck shape and cut out the canvas strip.

Stitching & Finishing Secret

• Iron to Fabric: Fuse the canvas piece onto a matching lining fabric scrap using a warm iron.
• Center Alignment: Pin the neck patch precisely down the center fold line of your main kameez/blouse front to ensure it doesn’t shift diagonally while stitching.
• Stitch Near the Edge: Sew right along the edge of the canvas (never over it) for clean flipping and sharp corner points!