How To Cut A Shirt Into A Tank Top

Tie the two sections together in a simple knot. Both tanks should be facing wrong side out.

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Start by cutting straight down for several inches and then curve out.

How to cut a shirt into a tank top. When you're outlining, you'll want to make sure you keep the straps of the tank top close to where the original neckline of the shirt was. The easiest part is simply slicing up the back up the shirt, but then comes the strings. Tie the front of the tank top.

This is also a good time to decide how thick. Cut off the bottom of the shirt, including at least a half inch of fabric above the hem. Grab some scissors and cut that sucker up, then mold it in a better fitting, unique and cute shirt.

Draw a smooth curved line the under armhole on the side seam and cut along the line on the front of the shirt. Take the first strap n attach to each end of the collar. Trim any excess fabric from the back hem of the shirt to create an even finish, if needed.

For the back of the halter top, measure 1½” from the high point shoulder. You don't have to have any sewing skills to make the most of your wardrobe. This is a great way to transform a normal t.

Fold the shirt in half and make sure the sleeves are aligned (see photo) start cutting straight down from the top; (optional) cut the bottom hem of the shirt; You're going to outline the front neckline and the tank top straps first!

Lay the tank to be altered over the top, with the shoulders aligned. Cut the desired neckline and in the back cut a deep v. Adjust the neckline & strap width if necessary.

You may want to try on the tank top & use a pencil to mark the adjustments before cutting Draw a smooth curved line the under armhole on the side seam and cut along the line on the back of the shirt. Only start curving when you reach the chest area;

Cut a v into the back of the neckline, then flip the shirt over and cut a deeper rounded neckline into the front as well, if you would like. Wrap the hemline down about 6. Hem around the neck cut out and and cut 2 strips from back scrap.

If you cut them too wide, they won't even fit on your shoulders. Find this pin and more on. Cut out the collar, using the front outline as your guide, but cutting through both sides of the shirt (you may have to cut out more later to get your desired depth) 3.

Watch and see for yourself. Don’t start curving right away. You can add ribbon or raffia around the curve finish.

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