This document provides instructions for making a cut-out shirt from an old shirt. The instructions involve cutting slits and shapes out of the shirt to create an open design, then using iron-on hem tape to reinforce and hem the new edges. The process involves cutting along shoulder seams and button plackets to make an "L" shape, then cutting diagonally to make a triangle out of the "L" shape. An adult helps by ironing the hem tape in place.

1. DIY Fashion
Make your own cut out shirt

2. What you will need:
- An old shirt
- A Scissors
- An Iron
- Iron-on hem tape
(Wonderweb- you
can buy this in
Hickeys)
Note: Ask a responsible Adult to help you with the ironing,
don't try to do it yourself.

3. Step 1
Cut a slit (about 4 cm long) on the top end of the shirt by the
collar

4. Step 2
Carefully cut along the shoulder seam going from the collar to
the arm seam, and then cut from collar downward along the
button seam to the third button – creating an ‘L’ cut.

5. Step 3
Then cut diagonally from the shoulder seam to the third button
– creating a triangle out of your ‘L’ shape.

6. Step 4
Make sure to leave around 4cm of fabric to fold under to hem
Cut the Wonderweb the length of the shoulder to the third
button along the diagonal cut.

7. Step 5
Fold the flap of fabric under with the hem tape in between
and ask an adult to iron over the area per the instructions on
the hem tape (wonderweb).
Tip
Put a Towel inside the shirt to prevent the hem tap from sticking
to the other side of the shirt

8. Step 6
Try on your new shirt!