Fold front of shirt in half, mark the distance from the fold of how much you want to take out (I removed 3 inches from the centre, 6 in total) |
You can either leave the middle section folded, or unfold it like I did. You will use this piece as a template for your new section. |
Now gather the fabric. I gathered mine by basting, and then hand gathering. |
Pin the right sides together of the new middle piece and the front sides. |
Pin your neckband to the shirt. I have also re-hemmed the bottom and taken the sleeves up |
Once you are all hemmed up, you are finished, voila!! Yea, I hate taking my own picture, that is why I am wearing those glasses. |
Love it! I'm still a beginner but I would like to try this :)
ReplyDeletep.s. You're so silly to hide your pretty face!
Yea, but I kept making silly faces so that was the easiest way to take a picture.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I love this shirt, but I want to make like 10 of them which would make my wardrobe a bit repetitive.
Get tutorial! I can't wait to try this! A great way to repurpose some stained, tight shirts I have sitting around.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I haven't done more since this shirt, but it really is an easy fix for tight or stained tops
DeleteNice job! :) I love how you did this! :) Very clever of you ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteWhat a perfectly simple solution! Too small? No problem! just cut it off and add some fabric :D Cool - really cool :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove love love this!!
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