Openwork patch collar

Probably, every girl dreams of finding a solution to the question that confronts her every morning. After all, many people think that girls’ mornings begin with makeup, but not always, most often, before they have time to wake up, ladies ask themselves a question that makes us panic: “what should we wear today?” Be that as it may, wearing the same thing every day is definitely not attractive. A new day means, first of all, new opportunities and expectations of something better, which means the view should be excellent.
There are different ways to vary clothes, for example, today one is up and the other is down, and tomorrow the outerwear can be the same, but the bottom just needs to be changed, and this procedure can be alternated throughout the week. But this is far from the Stone Age, which means new ideas are coming. One of the newest solutions on how to be unique is the patch collar. The beauty of this type of collar is that it is not sewn to a specific blouse, and you can wear it both with a business-style T-shirt and with blouses with or without collars.If the blouse has a collar, then the patch is used as a lower, in the sense of a second, collar, which adds its own uniqueness to you and your style.
A false collar is a really big decision, but there is even better news: you can do such a wonderful thing yourself.
And so, if you decide to work with your hands, then use your imagination to come up with many patterns for collars, because after the first one you will want to make many more of these, but different in their own way.
For the collar we will need the following materials: stretch fabric (although you can use any fabric, even satin, the main thing is to correctly calculate how much fabric you will need), threads to match the color of the selected fabric, a beaded needle, sequins (any type of sequins that you like best) , beads, scissors, measuring tape, glue, button.



We measure the length of the future collar. It can be measured using a measuring tape and a blouse. Then we bend the corners as shown in the photo below and cut off these folded edges.



Fold the fabric in half and check that both edges are even.



We bend the material in such a way that we get the shape of a collar.



At the top right corner of the collar on one side we sew a button, and on the other we make a neat cut and sew around the hole.





We leave some space around the edges and begin sewing sequins a centimeter higher.




If you don't like the way the sequins fall off, you can glue them on.
Next we sew beads around the sequins. You can sheathe both close to each other and further away. It all depends on your taste.



Well, your openwork collar is ready. Congratulations!