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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make a Slit Sided T-Shirt

3 Ways to Make a Slit Sided T-Shirt

By Matthew Lynch
November 13, 2023
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Introduction:

Slit sided t-shirts have become a popular fashion statement, offering a stylish and comfortable alternative to regular tees. Not only do they look great, but they also provide excellent ventilation on hot days. If you’re in the mood for some DIY fashion, here are three simple ways to make a slit sided t-shirt yourself.

1. The Basic Side Slit

For this method, all you need is a pair of sharp scissors and your chosen t-shirt.

Step 1:

Lay the t-shirt flat on a table, ensuring there are no wrinkles or folds.

Step 2:

Decide where you want the slits to begin – usually around the waistline, below the end of the sleeves.

Step 3:

Carefully cut straight up from the bottom hem to your designated starting point, following the side seams. Make sure both sides are cut at an equal length by comparing cuts as you go along.

Step 4:

Stretch the slits gently with your hands to create a slightly frayed look.

2. The Tied Knot Side Slit

This option adds a unique twist to the basic side slit by tying each side in a knot after cutting.

Step 1 – 3:

Follow steps 1-3 from the basic side slit method above.

Step 4:

Take each loose end of fabric from one side and tie them together in a simple knot. Adjust the tightness and positioning of the knot until it looks stylish and secure.

Step 5:

Repeat on the other side of the shirt to create symmetrical knots.

3. The Lattice Side Slit

Instead of simple slits or knots, take your DIY fashion project up a notch by creating an intricate lattice effect on the sides of your t-shirt.

Step 1 – 2:

Follow steps 1-2 from the basic side slit method above.

Step 3:

Cut a series of short, evenly spaced slits on both sides of the shirt, starting at your chosen spot and ending at the bottom hem. Be mindful not to cut too high, as you need space to create the lattice.

Step 4:

Starting from the top, take two adjacent fabric strips and tie them together in a simple knot. Do this for the entire side. Once complete, move down each set of strips and tie another knot with the strip next to it. Continue the process until you reach the bottom of the shirt.

Step 5:

Repeat on the other side.

Conclusion:

There you have it – three innovative ways to transform a regular t-shirt into a fashionable slit sided garment. With these techniques, you can repurpose old t-shirts or create custom designs to suit your personal style. Happy crafting!

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