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Recreate this popular runway look in less than an hour!
super simple and easy to make, but brings major impact!
P.S: Tha baggier the shirt, the better!
P.P.S: Sorry for the dark pictures. My camera is being evil.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Cut the sleeves off of your shirt, going inside of the stitching
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Step 2Make thick lines on the shirt. There should be 3 on the front, and 2 on the side, each about 3/4 of an inch thick.
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Step 3Mark a deep scoop neckline and cut it out. Cut through both sides of the shirt.
The straps of the shirt should be about an inch thick, but you can make them thicker if you wish. -
Step 4Pick a spot in between two lines and fold the shirt. Make slits along the fold, making sure that you don't cut through any of the lines.
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Step 5Unfold the shirt and cut until your scissors meet the edges of both lines.
Repeat this step in between all of the lines.
Don't worry if your strips are not perfect. If you are using a regular cotton tee, then the strips, after you wash the shirt, should begin to curl around themselves a little, which should disguise any imperfections.
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Sammi: a seam ripper should do the trick in trying to take the elastic off. It may take a little time, though, and the sides may be a little longer than the rest of the shirt.
Timetoexperiment: I've washed it a few times. As with most tshirt cutting projects, the strips did curl up on themselves a little, but the overall look was kept in tact.