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I want to start designing my own tshirts- and I'm not talking about iron ons and stuff like that. I'm talking about like, cute, haute-couture sort of stuff- orginal, like plain tshirts spruced up so much that they look completely different. Can someone help me or give me a site with ideas? I'm not a bad sewer.
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You could look in some magazines for inspiration and see if you can make something similar with your own touch of uniqueness.
Also, there are loads of sites with sewing tips and t-shirt reconstruction tutorials. If you go on livejournal (if you're a member there) and search tshirt surgery, diy, diy tutorials, etc... in the intrests box there's a bunch of communites you can join and loads of people willing to help/looking for help.
If you're not a member of Livejournal you won't be able to get in to half the communites cause most of 'em are for members only so if you're not leave me something in my inbox and I'll see if I can get you a list of sites :)
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hey girl well u could cheak Abercombie shrits dey real cool and i like them i lov to desiging to!! well cheak out abercombie Americian Eagle hollister wet seal and other stores!!.
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First draw your degisne on a peice of papper. try to get ideas from ur fav stores!
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Hiya,
I design a lot of my own tshirts, and while they don't look drastically different once I've finished, they do look better! I'll often cut off the collar if it's high and put a new or better hem on it, or cut full length sleeves to three-quarter's. You can also cut the neckline right down to just below your shoulder on one side, and then wear a vest underneath the top.
What I tend to do a lot is get some fabric paint or fabric pens and write slogans or quotes on there (such as, 'don't judge a girl by her tshirt', or 'if you can read this you're standing too close!'). If you wanna do this, stretch the tshirt out a little over the end of an ironing board or a big book to keep it steady and tight.
Oooh, and another thing is cutting slits up the sleeves and then making little holes either side of the slit and lacing them up with ribbon. That usually looks kinda cool.
Good luck!
Blessed Be,
Rach xxx
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Try some more magazines!
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You are not talking to a fashion desighner you are talking to a model
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