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I am taking a "special cousin" on a cruise soon and want to make a memorable sweatshirt for her. I have no idea on how to do this -- I am not crafty and not an artist. I cannot find an instruction book. Can someone please give me some instructions on how to proceed. I need to do it soon. Thanks!!
- Lori
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Post By Allly (Guest Post)
(07/27/2007)
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i wanted to know how would you cut the sides of the shirt and then tie the sides together?
Dog shirt
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Post By Elie (Guest Post)
(12/04/2006)
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I am looking for a pattern online for a dog shirt pattern. Any recommended websites?
Thanks!
Dog shirt's
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Post By Jessica (Guest Post)
(02/16/2006)
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Does anyone know where to get dog clothing patterns to make dog clothing?
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Post By Aimee (Guest Post)
(09/15/2005)
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I want to know also how to cut the sides of a t-shirt and tie them... I need to make a cute shirt for a football game... crazysocrgal19@newdotrrdotcom
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Post By Jessie (Guest Post)
(03/06/2005)
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I need to make a cute shirt so this girl want make fun of my shirts that i wear anymore. Can you please help me?
Cut the side of the shirt then tit the sides together
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Post By Tasha Elswick (Guest Post)
(10/06/2004)
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I want a cute shirt to wear to Lincoln Days and i wanted to know how would you cut the sides of the shirt and then tie the sides together? We have tried this and it didn't look right so how would you do it and make it look right?
RE: Make My Own T-Shirt?
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RE: Make My Own cut with back ground T-Shirt?
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Post By Cindy (Guest Post)
(05/18/2004)
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I want to make a t-shirt that has cuts in it with another color of material behind the cuts. Can you help?
RE: Make My Own T-Shirt?
Dear Lori
I have a book here that is a great one for helping sew step by step. Singer has a few books ( sewing reference libary) out now the one you are looking for would be is sewing active wear. on pages 75-77 takes you through step by step instructions on rugby shirts, pg 47 - instructions on bike shirts and any of the chapters on making sweatshirts will do just adjust the length of the sleeve. If you don't even have the pattern you can get the quik-sew matter patern books with a master pattern in the back and there are step by step instruction on how to make them and even mix and match pattern peices to come up with different style of shirt. For t-shirts, crew necks, tunics and so on.
All else false you can take a t shirt from you own dresser and take a pattern from it just remember to add a half inch to the pattern all the way around for a seem allowance.
Good luck and I hope this helps.
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