πŸ‘• Classic T-shirt πŸ‘•

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Good Monday, today I bring you the classic T-shirt mold. Sizes range from XS to XXL, with their respective colors.

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The measurements that are in pen, are not modified according to the size.

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The same happens in the case of the rear mold.

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And on the sleeves.

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The neck also has a measurement (2.0 cm) that is not modified either.

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Since I already made a shirt, size XXL, I am going to show you how the mold is placed on the fabric. Remember to leave 1.0 cm for the seam allowance.

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Well, once we cut the fabric, the first thing we are going to do is sew one of the shoulders, in this case, I did not cut a neck, since I like to do it in another way. But if you want to cut the neck, what you have to do is, after sewing the shoulder, sew the neck in both the front and the back mold and end up closing the other shoulder

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As I explained before, I do not like to cut the neck, so before joining both shoulders, what I do is fold it, sew it with a zigzag for elastic and then close the other shoulder. As seen in the image.

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Then, we join the sleeves, for this what they have to do is measure half of the sleeve, once they have it, they secure it to the shoulder seam, and finally they sew the entire sleeve to both parts of the shirt, it is say, to the front and back.

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As in the neck, I made a hem on the entire sleeve and then sewed it. As seen in the image.

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Finally, we only sew the sides of the shirt and make a hem of about 2.0 cm (that is to everyone's taste). And voila, we already have a finished classic T-shirt.

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Image taken from my Instagram fire@fire_rabbit.

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