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[* black] To begin, flip your shirt inside-out and start threading your needle in and out of the top of the neckline. As shown in the second picture, avoid poking the needle all the way through to the other side! There's a thin pocket inside of the neckline, so be sure to weave the needle and thread through one side only.
-[* black] Try to keep a short distance between each hole that you push the needle through! For example, in this guide, I moved the needle in every two or three vertical ridges of the neckline, and out after two to three ridges.
+[* icon_note] Try to keep a short distance between each hole that you push the needle through! For example, in this guide, I moved the needle in every two or three vertical ridges of the neckline, and out after two to three ridges.