Good Monday everyone, today I bring you the mold of "tight shirt". Sizes range from XS to XXL.
The measurements that are in the pen, are not modified according to the size, this means that, whether it is an XS or an XXL, the measurements are the same.
The same happens in the rear mold.
In the case of the sleeves, the measurements that do not change I put them with different colors. Remember to leave 1.0 cm for the seam allowance.
This time I did not take photos of the cut mold, but I am going to show you how the manufacturing steps are.
The first thing we are going to sew is one of the front shoulders with one back, in this case I sewed both but because I did not do the seam that I usually do to the T-shirts. In case you want to do it, you only have to sew one shoulder, I can fold the entire neck and sew it. Finally they close the other shoulder.
As you can see in this image, I closed both shoulders and then overlocked the entire neck. Another way can also be, close one shoulder, tape the entire neck and then close the other shoulder.
After having sewn the shoulders, place the sleeves, I would like to clarify that in this case the fabric that I had was not enough, so I had to adjust the sleeves in such a way that they fit.
Once you secure the sleeves, you should sew them end to end. Before closing the sides, they can hem it or as mentioned before, they can tape the entire edge.
When you have the sleeves sewn to the shirt, close the sides of both sides, as seen in the image. Finally make the hem or put a tape around the entire contour. And voila, that's how they finish a tight shirt. In my case, not having made any fold, I just passed oberlock.
So I keep the shirt for me, I must say that I made it this way since it is for sleeping, so that's why it doesn't have as much "charm" as other garments I've shown you. I hope you like it.
