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Resizing a Large T-Shirt

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Date: 09/08/2009 Topics: Clothing > Tips | Craft Projects > Clothing > Shirts | Photos > Crafts  
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Resizing a Large T-Shirt
My son had a large tee shirt he no longer wanted. I wanted to wear the shirt but it was way too big for me so I shortened the hem then rolled up the sleeves and did a fold over of about 1 1/2 inches on the shoulder seam. Once tacked in place I added two contrasting buttons. Now it fits and looks good with jeans.

By Norulesart from Sunny Florida

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By wolfbytez (113) Contact
You can fix the necklines by cutting a "V" into it and just sewing some cotton lace into the V. {you shorten up the neckline by pinning it in place to the size you want or just run a few stitches to hold it while you try it on for size}

It dresses up the T as well! {a tip from our old hippy days lol}

If you have a fav T that has gotten stained but still in good shape just tye dye it to cover the stains; you can also dye it with tea bags or coffee grounds.

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By GailNY (38) Contact
Nifty. Real nice. I always have a problem with tee shirts being too long.

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By melody_yesterday (647) Profile Blog! Contact
Nice job! I also have the problem of T's not fitting well!

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By redhatterb (220) Profile Contact
This is a good idea. I have a lot of trouble with tee shirts. One size will fit more snuggley than I want and the next size larger is too large. I also have a real problem with the necks being way too large on my plus size tees. It is just like the manufacturers think if you are large sized, you need an extremely large neck. I do alter them, but I'm not always satisfied with the way they look.

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