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I saw a project like this on another website, and thought that the shirt was awesome! SO here's my own, there's a few changes that I made though here the link to the original(not by me)
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Gather all your materials to use, I started with a tube top as my base so all I had to do to it was to cut out the built in bra from the inside. Also I just bought a boys t-shirt and cut out the back for the black. Oh and I used 2.8m of ribbon with 10 eyelets on either side and the shirt is roughly 42cm long. For reference.
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Lay out your eyelets and mark with a fabric pencil where you want them to go on one side. then pull the other side over to the first and match up the eyelets so they're the same on both sides. If you used a really stretchy shirt material like I did you have to add a tough material to the back to give soemthing for the eyelets to hold onto to stay in place.
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Get the strip of your other colour, and cut it so that it's about 1 inch longer at the top and bottom and 2 on the sides. Turn your shirt inside out and pin it in place. From there I found it easier to sew it in place from the front because I could follow my hemming seam from along the eyelets but I think it's personal preference. Just don't do what I did and somehow manage to sew one side 2 inches higher than the other :P
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Now all that's left is to cut away the extra black on the inside of the shirt (way to lazy to try to hem that) Then you need something to hold it up with (mine had elastic from the tube top so I didn't need a strap but I wanted one :) So you can do pretty much whatever tie you want, I just did a strap that I'd lift over my head because I didn't want to have to tie it behind my neck and have an odd bump when I wore my hair down.
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TK Rainy Sun, 06 Feb 2011 00:48:40 +0000
Haha you and the original person who made it both talk about how you're lazy
Violet O. Fri, 21 May 2010 17:29:39 +0000
I love this idea! There's several variations that can be done. For example, the top could be made with a strap on each side. It can be worn without adding the center fabric, over lace, or a coordinating item. Change it up by using different colored or patterned ribbons. The possibilities are endless. I may make one using cotton upholstery fabric. It has a bright orange and yellow floral pattern that would be perfect. It wouldn't be stretchable, however, the same idea could be incorporated taking that into account. Kudos!!!
Lolly.Bot Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:17:21 +0000
I've always wanted to do this, but on the back of a t-shirt, so it has the appearence of a corset. However my friend told me it was no possible... bang goes that theory.
Love it <3
tula t. Mon, 22 Feb 2010 10:33:27 +0000
HOW CUTE!!
Divinity_Parasite Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:01:56 +0000
I LOVE IT!