How Do You Make A Corset Out Of A T Shirt?
Align the underarms of the smaller shirt with the larger shirt and trace the outline with chalk or a pen, depending on the color of the larger shirt. • Remove the smaller shirt and pin the front and back of the larger shirt together (it doesn’t matter where you place the pins). Sew the front and back of the larger shirt together along the marked shoulder lines, reverse stitching 1/2 inch at each edge for reinforcement. Do not sew across from one shoulder to the other — it will need a neck opening. • Cut off the original shoulder seams from both sides of the shirt. Mark at 1-inch intervals along the top of the original shoulder seams from neck to outer edge. Cut through both layers of fabric down to about 1/8 inch above the new shoulders. • Create a new neckline by cutting in a scooped line between the shoulder seams. Cut off the sleeves of the shirt, following the lines you traced. Starting at the underarm, sew shirt together along the side lines; make sure to end the stitches at the b
• Align the underarms of the smaller shirt with the larger shirt and trace the outline with chalk or a pen, depending on the color of the larger shirt. • Remove the smaller shirt and pin the front and back of the larger shirt together (it doesn’t matter where you place the pins). Sew the front and back of the larger shirt together along the marked shoulder lines, reverse stitching 1/2 inch at each edge for reinforcement. Do not sew across from one shoulder to the other — it will need a neck opening. • Cut off the original shoulder seams from both sides of the shirt. Mark at 1-inch intervals along the top of the original shoulder seams from neck to outer edge. Cut through both layers of fabric down to about 1/8 inch above the new shoulders. • Create a new neckline by cutting in a scooped line between the shoulder seams. Cut off the sleeves of the shirt, following the lines you traced. Starting at the underarm, sew shirt together along the side lines; make sure to end the stitches at the
