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Make a Pattern From a Shirt
Supplies to Make Patterns From Shirts
Cutting the Seams of a Shirt to Make a Pattern
Cutting the Neckband of a Shirt to Make a Pattern
Folding Parts of a Shirt to Make a Pattern
Secure Fabric with Paper Weights to Make a Pattern
Secure Fabric with Pins to Make a Pattern
Tracing out a T-Shirt Pattern
True Up Lines to Make a Pattern
Measure a Neckband to Make a Pattern
Draw a Neckband Pattern
Adding Seam Allowance to a Pattern: Part 1
Adding Seam Allowance to a Pattern: Part 2
How to Cut Out a Pattern
Match Front & Back Patterns
Cut a Neckband Pattern
Finishing a Pattern from a Shirt
Summary: Cut apart your favorite shirt to make a pattern; learn how to make a pattern from your favorite t-shirt in this free video on fashion design and sewing.
Lauren Bradley is a professional fashion designer with many years of experience in various parts of the fashion industry.read more
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"So now I have everything cut apart, except for one shoulder seem, and I've sliced the neck at the other shoulder seem, and now I'm gonna cut the neck off, before I slice that shoulder seem. And I'm gonna cut it exact, right where the seam is. And then, you can finish cutting the last seem and you have your pattern pieces. Your front and your back, and the neck, which isn't as important to me as these. I'll show you in the end though what I mean."
eHow Article: Cutting the Neckband of a Shirt to Make a Pattern
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