I made this t-shirt during one of my classes with the ladies back in April. Most of the ladies made shredded back tees and I plan on making one of my own soon.
Supplies:
tshirt
scissors
chalk or marking pen
needle and thread (optional)
Depending of the length of the t-shirt, mark 3 or 4 lines across the back of the shirt with equal distance between each. Try to mark the lines so that your bra will not show, which I forgot to do.
Position the shirt so you can cut along the marked lines without cutting through the front of it. Gently stretch out the cut slits/sections.
Using the pieces you just cut out, cut out rectangular strips. These will be used to create the bows.
Wrap a strip around the center of each section. You can use the need and thread to stitch in place or you can tie a knot and let hang.
I also cut out the neck of the tee, the sleeves, and I shortened the length of it to make it a bit cropped.
Outfit Details:
thrifted jeans Levis | thrifted boots | bandeau Marshalls | hat Kohls
The shredded ones are cute but I like what you did better, nice job! Thanks for tutorial I may actually do this and I couldn't sew my way of a paper bag!
ha, this is so cool, and I have been noticing a lot of shred-back Ts (didn't even know they had that name until now...) everywhere now that the weather is warming up. This would be really fun to try...I'll be waiting for your step by step tutorial. LOL!
great DIY top!
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Adorable! I like that this DIY is no sew so anyone can do it :)
ReplyDelete-Sharon
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Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you! You should make one of your own. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe shredded ones are cute but I like what you did better, nice job! Thanks for tutorial I may actually do this and I couldn't sew my way of a paper bag!
ReplyDeleteAllie of ALLIE NYC
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Thanks and I hope you do give it a try and make one. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe no sew DYIs are my favorites ones. Love your outfit !!
ReplyDeleteThe shredded T's are great but yours is Unique and one to try.
ReplyDeleteAnother great DIY - love it! So cute, Mo!
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ha, this is so cool, and I have been noticing a lot of shred-back Ts (didn't even know they had that name until now...) everywhere now that the weather is warming up. This would be really fun to try...I'll be waiting for your step by step tutorial. LOL!
ReplyDeleteGina -- On the Daily Express
That is so cool! It can really jazz up a plain top! I wonder if I'd cut wrong and end up with a shirt the size of an eye patch? lol You look great :)
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I'm loving the DIY shirt! I definitely want to try it out myself! Of course it won't come out as perfect as yours! Great job :)
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Thanks Assa! No sew projects are my favorite too.
ReplyDeleteThank you and I hope you'll give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love my thrifted boots! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Honestly I made up the name. I name everything even dance moves. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks and this one is really simple so you can't go wrong. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! If you don't want a hole the size of an eye patch, you won't make one. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Danielle and it feels good to be back even if it wasn't that long.
ReplyDeleteI love me a good selfie!! Your look is so cute!
ReplyDeleteYes to the DIY shirt!! You shoes are amazing as well!
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