Cute T-shirt DIY, or Sarah has spent too much Time on Pinterest

Are you a girl who owns fantastic t-shirts, but feels manly when she wears them? So am I! Thankfully, after lots of online research and just a few experiments, I've found a great way to make manly t-shirts feminine. Here's how I do it:

For this project you will need:

A Manly T-shirt

Scissors

Straight Pins

Thread

A Safety Pin

A Sewing Machine

Step 1: Cut the collar off of the shirt. Cut as close to the stitching as you can!

Step 2: Cut a slit about an inch long in the center front of your new "collar".

Step 3: Turn shirt inside-out, fold the collar edge over, and pin all the way around.

Step 4: Sew the fold as close to the edge as you can get.

Make sure you're leaving a little tunnel of space between the fold and your stitching!

When I reach the front again, I like to put an unnecessary line of stitching, just so it looks uniform.

You might have puckers and wrinkles - that's okay! But if you really can't stand it, just pick it out and fix it. :)

Step 5: Cap sleeves! Cut the sleeves at a slant, making the sleeves as long or short as you like.

The remnant should look roughly like a triangle.

Step 6: Take one of the sleeve remnants and cut off the very edge.

Step 7: Make t-shirt yarn (The coolest stuff in the world)! Stretch that little piece of fabric until it's long and pretty!

Step 8: Attach your safety pin to one end of the yarn, and thread it through the tunnel you made in the collar.

Step 9: Put the shirt on, and tighten collar to preference.

Step 10: Tie ends in a secure knot, and cut off the excess. Hide the knot, and enjoy!

Special thanks to mental_floss and instagram. I couldn't have done this DIY without you!

Peace,

Sarah