2. Close the dart in the front shoulder seam and secure with masking tape.
3. Place both shoulder seam stitch lines together and secure with masking tape. 
4. Draw a 5cm seam allowance all the way round the neckline and curve slightly.
5. Trace off the pattern and add the relevant information ( cut x1 on the fold in fabric and interfacing, name and grain line)
6. Cut pattern out.
FINAL OUTCOME...
Overall, I am pleased with my final outcome even though my learning curve for the day was to understand what would happen if you cut too much off whilst reducing bulk and I have learnt to not do it again as I cam across too many problems whilst creating the retaining row and the fraying of the fabric. It's juts too much effort! It still turned out well and I am impressed that I have learnt a new skill to apply to the dress we will make for the fashion show.
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