any luck shortening a t-shirt????
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as with many things, there seems to be more than one "right" way to do it
try several ways - see which you prefer
i more or less copied (as well as I could with the equipment I have) the way the previous hem had been done
try several ways - see which you prefer
i more or less copied (as well as I could with the equipment I have) the way the previous hem had been done
#13
Originally Posted by amma
Could you cut strips of an interfacing with a little stretch to it and iron it around the tshirt just above the hem line. Wouldn't that act like a stabilizer?
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
I hemmed an interlock skirt with that webby iron on stuff once- worked well - don't remember what it was called - it came in a roll about an inch wide
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Another thing I do to the hem when I have the length to do it, is shape the hem so the sides are about an inch or so shorter then the front and the back. It seems to be a bit more flattering.
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Originally Posted by MissTreated
Another thing I do to the hem when I have the length to do it, is shape the hem so the sides are about an inch or so shorter then the front and the back. It seems to be a bit more flattering.
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