Cut t shirt neckline

Easy Boxy to Foxy T-shirt Transformation: In this Instructable I will show you how to easily transform your boxy boy tee in to a cute boxy girlish tee and the best part is that the sewing part is up to you! This is a no-sew or sew project! So grab a tee and lets get started!

No-sew t-shirt cutting hacks that'll capture everyone's eyeLooking for a way to give new life to an old t-shirt? With a bit of imagination and a pair of fabric scissors, you can turn a drab shirt into something absolutely fabulous!...

Take any basic t-shirt and turn it into a cool off-the-shoulder top by watching this short and easy to follow video. Just grab your shirt and some scissors!

When cleaning out closets for spring cleaning and end of school year we all come across piles of t shirts which are either too small or stained or worn. We don't have to throw them away. There are many uses for old t-shirts. From wash and cleaning rags to haute couture fashion pieces. T-shirt fabric is an excellent source of recreation material. It is easy to cut, doesn’t need to be hemmed and can be stretched for a more elegant look. It is very versatile. It can be braided, crocheted…

Remove front neck edge ribbing from shoulder seam to seam. Leave attached in the back. Fold shirt at center front. Measure down 1 to 1.5 inches and mark. Using ruler or straight edge, mark fabric from center front mark to upper shoulder edge and cut. Finding center of neck edge ribbing and cut. Your tee should resemble above photo now. Pin ribbing to newly cut v neck edge stretching ribbing as needed. Sew from shoulder seam on one side, stopping about 1 inch from v. Do again on other side…

Guys this tee is so unbelievably cute! These cut out v neck choker tees are so in right now but can be pretty expensive! When I saw these tees, I instantly feel in love! But

I saw a shirt like this online, but the tutorial was difficult for me to follow. I sort of made up my own procedure. I happened to have a gray Shade brand shirt in my closet that I rarely wore... because it's gray and I am not certain "how" to wear it. This little knot improvement really made a nice detail and I love to wear the shirt now. So, I cut at an angle from the collar hem towards my right underarm area. You can cut as low down the neckline as you wish the knot to be. Then I decided…

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Easily Alter a Crew Neck T-shirt: This is a t-shirt alteration I've been doing for years! At my old job I always had to wear Half Price Books t-shirts to work, and they normally only came in boxy lady sizes or really large unisex sizes - but always with a very tight crew neck. I hat…

I Saw this Coca Cola shirt and instantly thought DIY. I mean aren't cut up shirts all the rage right now. S...