Spider Ribbon Shirt

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  Step 1

  the only thing you need s an old shirt.

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  Step 2

  if you want, you can cut off the sleeves and the collar, like i did.

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  Step 3

  lay your shirt on a table or on the floor.

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  Step 4

  take a ruler and put it crooked on your shirt, like you can see it in my picture.

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  Step 5

  cut 20 stripes out.

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  Step 6

  unfold your shirt.

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  Step 7

  now stretch your stripes. so they ll get smaller and round.

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  Step 8

  take the first 10 stripes and sew them in the middle together.
  take the next 7 and make the same.

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  Step 9

  cut the last three stripes away.
  done :)

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LaLiLuLiny · Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, DE · 20 projects 18th February 2012

oh... isn t that right?
i ll correct it!

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LaLiLuLiny · Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, DE · 20 projects 18th February 2012

oh... isn t that right? :/
i ll correct it.

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Jennifer G. 17th February 2012

lol'd at "put it weird on your shirt"

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Precious C. 23rd July 2011

I will do this right now love it!

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Arty Addict · London, GB · 7 projects 11th June 2011

Really cool idea it is quick and easy to make as well!!!

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Demonymphetamine · Turmero, Aragua, VE · 49 projects 26th May 2011

A PRETTY IDEA ON MY BACK SHIRTS...GOOD WORK!

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LaLiLuLiny · Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, DE · 20 projects 20th May 2011

thanks, the idea is great!!!
you mean farfalla (italian for butterfly)

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eva;JENKINSON · Gold Coast, Queensland, AU 20th May 2011

I have an idea for the front of your shirt! Mine was pissing me off, cause it was a mens shirt, when i cut the sleeves off it went all funny. So I tied a piece of the cut-off sleeve to it. I put it through one arm, and out through the neck hole, and tied. If that makes any sence at all. It looks pretty cool though, it has a sort of bow effect to it! It kinda reminds me of those bow looking pasta! hahahaa C:

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LaLiLuLiny · Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, DE · 20 projects 16th May 2011

i think this depend on your shirt. if you ve got a sturdy one, like me (i think my one consists of a kind of plasticwool), it wouldn t get broken. and even if the seams on the stripes get open, it doesn t take much to sew them together, again
i hope i could help you!

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Leah · Greensboro, North Carolina, US · 8 projects 16th May 2011

Will it fray? Have you tried to put it in the wash yet? PRETTY!

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