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I finally posted a new video tutorial! This one shows my No-Measuring (Cheater) Method for finishing the neckline of a t-shirt!
This tutorial was filmed using a Creative Labs Vado HD Digital Video Camera, a Canon Rebel (for still shots), and edited in Sony Vegas Movie Studio. This little twist on a tube top is the perfect way to revamp a big t-shirt. dress by SmarmyClothes.com Difficulty: Step 1 Start out with your large-ish tee. Mark like so. The larger piece should have a top measurement to match under your bust. Grab a tape measure and measure right under
Attaching set-in sleeves (the easy, cheater way). Okay, so it’s not really cheating. It’s a perfectly legitimate way of attaching a sleeve, and it is way easier. However, a set-in sleeve is a set-in sleeve because you’re supposed to be setting it in, and with this method, you You can use this method for making a hooded shirt from scratch or for reconstructing an existing shirt. If you are making your own pattern on the fly, I’d suggest finding a hoodie and tracing the hood, making sure to add a seam allowance. You may need to alter the hood to fit the top This tutorial is great for beginners because it requires no sewing! All you really need is a sharp pair of scissors, an old tee, and about 15 minutes! Difficulty: You’ll need: A t-shirt that’s too big for you or approximately 1 yard of stretch/knit fabric Sharp scissors
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 Howdy, I'm Lex! I'm a craft addict & an independent fashion designer, and I make crazy, kawaii, punk clothing. This is where I share my tricks of the trade. DIY tutorials, tips, supply sources and more!
   
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