Materials:
1-shirt ($5 from Down East Basics, on sale)
matching thread and needle
straight pins
1. Take your shirt and find the center, marking it with a straight pin. Then make a box pleat that is 1 1/4" wide. Pin it well.



2. Using your needle and thread, sew (a running stitch) right underneath the surged edge, making sure to catch all layers of fabric.

3. You're done!!!

1 comment:
What a cute and easy way to spiff up a plain ol' shirt! I just picked up a bunch of "irregular" cap sleeve shirts from our local Mod Bod outlet and I will definitely be doing this to them now!
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