
Adding a panel of fabric to each side of a too-small t-shirt is a great way to give new life to a shirt that would otherwise be bound for the rag bin. Have unsightly pit stains? (Yeah, I said it.) The panel extends under the arm, so it’ll take care of those too! A big tip of my tailor’s chalk to Craftster user marieC for sharing photos of her method AND for not being afraid of a little sweat.
Have the opposite problem? Becky’s video will show you how to turn a boxy shirt into a foxy fitted tee.
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Will use this…its a double deal also uses left oversea from my huge supply
Will use this…its a double deal also uses left oversea from my huge supply
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