How to take in the sides of a shirt

How to make a big shirt smaller - take a too large t-shirt and cut it down to size - Photo and video tutorial by Melly Sews

Quick ways to give your shirt a fitted look or a whole new styleLooking to add a little flair to a regular t-shirt? Tying a knot in the front, side, or back is a quick and easy solution, and we'll show you several different tie-ups to try...

Aurora Sisneros shows you a quick and easy way to take in a shirt by yourself without using a dress form.

It's easy to transform your crew neck T-shirt into a more flattering V-neck shirt in a few simple steps. You don't even need to add any additional fabric!

Surprisingly, this was one of the easiest sewing projects I've ever attempted! Supplies: - Sewing machine - Black thread - Scissors - Sewing chalk First, figure out how much you need to take in. I ended up taking in half an inch from both sides. Turn you shirt inside out and mark along the edges how much needs to be taken in. Sew along the lines. Lastly, cut off any excess material and serge the raw edges (or if you're like me and don't have a fancy serger, use a zig-zag stitch). You're…

How to add fabric to a shirt to make it bigger - beginner refashion sewing tutorial to make shirts fit better! Refashion a tshirt to be bigger with this fast sewing project! Great for beginners, click through to see the photo walk through of how to add fabric to the side of a shirt. Free tutorial shared in sponsored post in collaboration with JOANN. #ad #sewing #crafts #handmadewithjoann

In this post, I’ll show you how to make your oversized t-shirts smaller so they fit you. I’ve done this 4 or 5 times and it only takes me 7 minutes by now. This is the quick and dirty s…

I have a lot of shirts and dresses where the armhole is just too big or wide. Here's a tutorial to fix those large armholes.

To be honest, this is a t-shirt expansion, but who wants to write that in a title?