Hubby sorted through his t-shirt collection and rounded up a nice stash he doesn't wear anymore. Then, he gave them to me so I could do some more refashioned t-shirts!
The first shirt I took scissors to was a green shirt (with some lighter more faded areas) with a rather large logo across the chest.
Since I didn't want the logo on the refashioned shirt, I simply turned the shirt inside out. Goodbye logo and hello nice solid green shirt.
The photo above shows the first cuts I made to the shirt. The sides are a little uneven in the picture, but were trimmed more evenly before sewing.
With the NEW right sides together (logo on the outside) I sewed along the two sides of the shirt with a zig zag stitch.
I then cut off the collar of the shirt (and removed the tag)
Now, to finish off the shirt, I simply sewed elastic on the inside of the neck and armholes. I left those edges all raw. Since the edges kind of roll and ruffle a bit, you can see the lighter shades of green on the neck and armholes.
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ReplyDeleteI'm a fan of refashioning t shirts as well. Thanks for sharing.
Andee
P.S. visiting from house of hepworths
i'm all aver t-shirts refashions! love your with the elastic on the armholes and neck! :) visiting from simply designing
ReplyDeleteCute!! It came out great!! I am visiting from The Girl Creative and I am your newest follower!!
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Michelle
www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com
Love that green! Come see a dress shirt skirt!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great - the elastic with raw edges is a cool, cute look!
ReplyDeleteHi there- found you through Sew Much Ado's hop and am a new follower. Very simple and classic shape. Great idea! I hope you have time to follow my life in South Africa by http://withoutcomplexities.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great week!
Cool! I have been experimenting with upcycling shirts so i like seeing everyone's ideas :)
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ReplyDeleteWow! Turn the shirt inside out! This is so out of the box and give a spark in my mind! Great job and thanks for sharing such a good tip!
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