crwdns2915892:0crwdne2915892:0
You know the story, you go to a thrift store hoping today’s the day to find the perfect vintage rock T-shirt hidden in a pile. You finally find it, but then you realize it’s a size XXXL and it doesn’t fit you. Follow this guide to make that too-large-tee fit just right.
Restructuring your T-shirt is a relatively easy process for people who have basic sewing knowledge and experience using a sewing machine.
crwdns2942213:0crwdne2942213:0
- 
   
   
- 
                     
            
Lay the larger T-shirt on a flat surface.
 - 
                     
            
Take another T-shirt that fits you perfectly and lay it on top of the larger T-shirt.
 - 
                     
            
Double-check that the neckline is straight and the graphic on the larger T-shirt has plenty of room on either side.
 
 - 
                     
            
 - 
   
   
- 
                     
            
Use a water-soluble fabric marker to trace the small T-shirt out on the larger one.
 
 - 
                     
            
 - 
                     
                                                
 - 
   
   
- 
                     
            
Use scissors to cut off the excess material.
 
 - 
                     
            
 - 
   
   
- 
                     
            
Using pins, put the sleeves together in order to give a crease.
 - 
                     
            
Pin the rest of the unsewn edges to get a rough idea of whether it is the correct size.
 
 - 
                     
            
 - 
   
   
- 
                     
            
Use your sewing machine to sew the parts of the shirt together.
 - 
                     
            
Go back over with a smaller stitch to secure the parts of the shirt.
 
 - 
                     
            
 - 
   
   
- 
                     
            
Use scissors to cut any extra threads left over from the project.
 
 - 
                     
            
 
crwdns2935221:0crwdne2935221:0
crwdns2935229:04crwdne2935229:0