Cut Out + Keep

T Shirt Shrug

Based on T Shirt Shrug by EVEnl

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/t-shirt-shrug-3/versions/19 • Posted by KMOM14

I love the overall look and will make another one at some point, but do have a few minor issues with the one that I made, probably because I used a heavier weight polo shirt instead of t-shirt. First I cut down the center and remove the collar and the buttons. As I used a 1 inch ribbon, I folded the edges over 1 1/4 inches and pinned it in place all the way around The shoulders didn't lay right so I had to make a cut on each side at the back neckline at the shoulders before stitching all the way around. As this is something I am just going to wear around the house, I didn't bother trying to cover it up, but the next time I make one I will probably use seam binding or bias tape to finish the edges to give it a more professional look. I am also going to probably add a large bead to the bottom of each ribbon as it has a habit of sliding into the garment on one side then I have to take it out and re-thread the darn thing.

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Time

0 h 25

Difficulty

Nice & Simple
Medium shrug 1 1243918476 Medium shrug 2 1243918613

Description

I love the overall look and will make another one at some point, but do have a few minor issues with the one that I made, probably because I used a heavier weight polo shirt instead of t-shirt. First I cut down the center and remove the collar and the buttons. As I used a 1 inch ribbon, I folded the edges over 1 1/4 inches and pinned it in place all the way around The shoulders didn't lay right so I had to make a cut on each side at the back neckline at the shoulders before stitching all the way around. As this is something I am just going to wear around the house, I didn't bother trying to cover it up, but the next time I make one I will probably use seam binding or bias tape to finish the edges to give it a more professional look. I am also going to probably add a large bead to the bottom of each ribbon as it has a habit of sliding into the garment on one side then I have to take it out and re-thread the darn thing.

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