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Tuesday, April 30, 2013

No Sew, Lattice, Stud T-shirt DIY.


Inspiration
Charlotte Russe Window

Tutorial
Things you need

  1. Shirt * I used a  Fruit of the Loom V-neck.( size of your choice, they come in all colors)
  2. Scissors
  3. Ruler
  4. Chalk
  5. Studs * Hobby Lobby

I drew a straight  line using my ruler across the front of the shirt right below the point of the V.




with my chalk.
 I drew 11 lines on each side of my shirt.

 I cut those lines with my scissors.
I cut the two middle pieces out completely.
and I started to stud my other pieces together.
Here is the pattern I used.
you can leave it like this or.......
you can tie it up on one side.



Now you have your own lattice shirt.
 No sewing required.

Happy Tuesday Everyone!
Lots of <3,
Anne

95 comments:

  1. Just saw your Instagram pic for frozen bananas. If you are still interested in making them, I posted a recipe for some I make all the time. Here's the link:
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    Love your shirt by the way :)
    mickey

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    1. Awesome.. just saw that, thank you so much. I can't wait to try:)

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  2. Very clever - thanks for sharing your tutorial!

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  3. You are a genuis. I love your ideas.

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  4. OMG! this is just AWESOME!!! thank you for the tutorial :)

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  5. I love that you can be stylish and not spend alot with your designs! Thanks!

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  6. SHUT UP!!! Gawsh you never run out of ideas Anne. This one is so clever and sexy!

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  7. Hello Anne,
    I just found your blog and I love it so much!!!
    I think you have such fantastic and creative ideas and love that the content of your blogs is the stuff you actually make (as opposed to the many blogs who just post pics of others projects) :)
    I am now following you and hope to try out some of your fabulous t-shirt projects with my sister, we both love them.
    I am new to the blogging world and only have a few posts so far, I would love for you to check it out sometime if you had time and let me know what you think.
    http://make-it-yourselfmumma.blogspot.com.au/

    Missy from make-it-yourself mumma

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    1. Hey Missy Thank you so much for your sweet words. I will definitely check out your blog. Have a fantastic day:)

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  8. Completely in love with this. Pinned and shared a link on my blog. Thanks for posting!
    Karen @ annumography

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  9. wow so cool
    http://ccchinachic.com/products/fashion/womens-clothing/womens-dresses/c-124/

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  10. Wow I love how creative you are! I will have to go throught your blog and read each single post..and try out some dresses :)

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  11. I love the idea! Thank you for sharing!
    Cecilia

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  12. This is a fantastic idea and looks amazing - I'm trying to make one myself but the claw studs just keep falling out - I bend the prongs as far in as I can but they never stay put for long. Any idea what I'm doing wrong? I bought the studs on eBay and they're good quality (I can't use Hobby Lobby as I'm in the UK) but just will not stay in. Any advice would be much appreciated!

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    1. I am not sure why they are doing that, maybe they are too big? send me a picture so I can see what you mean:)

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  13. HI! I am loving this! I have already made the no sew draped cardi! Anyway, I bought the fruit of the loom vneck tees from Target today to do this, but went to Michael's and Jo-Ann's (Hobby Lobby was closed today) to find the studs and couldn't find them. I am anxious to do this....do you have any other suggestions to do in place of the studs?

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    1. Thank you so much:) I have only ever found them at Hobby Lobby or Michaels. maybe online.

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    2. Wrap the strands in yarn, ribbon, or embroidery floss instead of using studs. Knot tightly and trim off excess. Choose metallics and opposing colors for contrast or similar color as shirt to shift focus to lattice. Also you can sew or use fabric fusion to secure fabric behind the design, inside the shirt, for another pop of interest.

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    3. Awesome Ideas, thank you !!:)

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  14. Love it !! Gonna have to try some of these !!

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  15. How do you get the studs in the shirt?

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    1. The studs have two prongs, that you fold over with pliers or your fingers.

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  16. Can you tell me exactly what the stud packaging says so I know what to ask for. Love this shirt.

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    1. Here is a link on etsy http://www.etsy.com/listing/69101265/medium-bronze-pyramid-studs-50-count-8mm
      Also they are made by Tandy, just ask for studs made by Tandy in the leather section.:)

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    2. Thank you so much. I really want to do this.

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  17. hi! i am excited to do this tshirt, but i am having trouble with the SHIRT part lol. the v-necks i bought dont seem to be as deep of a V as yours, leaving less cut out area to the side. where did you buy your fruit of the loom vnecks? are they a package or sold singly? thanks! Nina

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    1. Fruit of the loom shirts, in the colors, are sold separately. I bought mine at Wal-mart.

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  18. I love this! What size studs did you use?

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    1. Thank you so much. I Just used the medium studs, I bought mine at Hobby Lobby:)

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  19. I so want to do this to one of my gym tees, I always feel pretty unfeminine when I'm at the gym as I'm not exactly small so have to wear a size 4xl to make sure I'm covered up but this could help to make me feel better!

    Got to find some studs like this in the UK, but am thinking maybe winding and knotting embroidery thread around them may work just as well and could avoid the possibility of chafing and rubbing given how hot and sweaty I get!

    Thank you for the inspiration!

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  20. Hey! I'm not sure if you've already seen my other comment, but this one is along the same lines. Would you mind if I reblogged this? I absolutely love it - it looks totally classy and fashionable, and you don't even have to sew! So if you're okay with it, I'd like to re-blog this (citing you as the source and linking, of course). Please contact me at blogjia12@gmail.com ASAP! Thanks!

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  21. Hi! First of all thank you so much for sharing all these great ideas! I have been trying them out the past few days. I a, currently giving this one a shot and I have a few questions for you to make sure I have the best outcome. 1) do you always use men's shirts or are some of these women's? I had a hard time finding the colored fruit of the loom shirts at Walmart. 2) when you buy the packaged shirts do you wash them before you alter them? 3) how do you recommend washing these shirts in the future?

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    1. Hey there Kassie, Thanks so much for the question. 1. Yes I always use mens shirts. they have a fantastic variety of colored mens shirts made by fruit of the loom in Wal-mart 2. No I do not always wash them.. Once in a blue moon I do but for the most part I don't. 3. I always wash all of my shirts in cold and hang them dry. Some of the glitter shirts I Hand wash, but for the most part I just wash them in the washing machine on cold. I hope this helps. Have a fantastic Night <3.

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  22. Hey Anne, I am completely in love with what you do with these tees. Especially this one. I am thinking of making one like this, and I was just wondering whether fraying is ever an issue, and what the best fabric is for cutting and no sewing.
    BTW, I like your name...
    Anne :)

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    1. Thank you so much ANNE:) no the fabric does not fray if you use tee shirt. I think that is why I use them because do not.:) P.S. Like your name as well.

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  23. Love it !! Gonna have to try some of these !!

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  25. I love this idea and cant wait to do it. What size studs did you use? My email is angelsmile159@gmail.com

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  26. Hey! I LOVE this shirt, along with the one shouldered no sew tshirt idea :) I only have one question, what size shirt did you use for this one? It wasn't listed and I wanted to make it as close as possible since we have roughly the same body build. Again, I love the idea and I can't wait to make this, and several others, on pay day :DD lol God bless you and happy crafting :) <3

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    1. The size I used on this one was a men's Small. I can't wait to see when your done:)

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  27. Yours is way cooler than the one that inspired it.

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  28. Yours is MUCH cuter than the "inspiration" one.

    Thank you for sharing your steps.

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  29. So cool...But it's harder than it looks.

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  30. I absolutely love this I am planning on making it! Do you know what size of studs you used though? I'm now following you on here, on pinterest and on youtube! I just love all your t-shirt designs! I found you through pinterest, just was there on my feed and I loved it! (the heart t-shirt) I really love this shirt vs the inspiration but the other one is nice too!

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    1. I used the standard size stud,you also can tie them together if you prefer. Thank you so much Penny.XXOO

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  31. I like your way, i'm planning on making it! https://goo.gl/TVaSq6

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  32. Hello, I've been reconstructing all of my small or ruined t shirts lately! By hunting the internet for instructions for cutting DIY shirts. They're has been plenty of ones that I loved, but no matter how long I look, I STILL CAN'T find the style im looking to make!!! What I want is a sexy sew/no sew semi-revealing, & most of all a vintage style design. (like Marilyn Monroe's style sense) ex.) crop top turtlenecks, or her Fitted, gathered & off the shoulder shirts Maybe You can help me find it!
    Thank you so much!
    Olivia L.

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  36. Absolutely love this.
    I have tons of studs lying around from my old studded belts. Collected them off the belts due to an allergy to the belt buckle.
    All these studs, finally a use.
    Let's just hope this style's fit suits me!
    Amazing idea using chalk vs a marker/pen. Common sense is a super power I quite lack.

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    1. I am just seeing this.:( Thank you so much This was one of my favorite tees. Have a beautiful night. XXOO

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  49. Hey so my old tee has a circular collar, not a v neck. Is there any way I can modify these instructions so I can do this? Thx for the instructions, they look amazing!

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