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1. 

   

   Start off with your manly box-like shirt and straighten it out.

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   Make it as perfectly flat and straight as possible :)




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   Then turn the shirt inside out.

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   I don't do well with measurements, so I just took some chalk and went ahead with how much I think I should take in.
   
   This fitting the shirt pretty much!
   Start with the sleeves, the very tip and then draw the line down to the very bottom, make sure it's even!




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   Cut away the extra fabric, now you have a fitted shirt :)

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   To make it even more girly, I suppose I "cuffed" the sleeves, I don't exactly know what to call it.
   
   Anyway, I put elastic at the end of the sleeve and stitched it into place!

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   Fold the tip of the sleeve over the elastic and sew the elastic into the sleeve.

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   After you've done that with both sleeves - it should look as pictured.

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   Cut the elastic band from the neck. This makes the collar less manly.

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    The product of all the following steps should resemble this.

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    Measure an inch around the entire neck with chalk.

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    After you've cut the neck out, it should look like that. This makes the shirt a lot more feminine.
    
    You can stitch around the neck if you like, but I didn't so it would have an edge to it.

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    You don't have to do this, but I did as an experiment; a risk.
    
    Measure down the back, my mark is 13 inches down from the neck.

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    Make a bow!
    
    You can use glue or thread, but since I ran out of glue... I used thread.

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    Not perfect, but close enough.

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    Then put the bow onto the shirt and stitch it into place.

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