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    DIY Shirt Template Free Printable

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    This document provides instructions for creating a DIY shirt template using a large piece of construction paper and an existing shirt. The instructions guide the user to: 1. Trace the outline of a shirt onto folded construction paper to create patterns for the front and back pieces. 2. Add a 1/2 inch seam allowance by tracing around the original pattern lines. 3. Cut out the front and back pattern pieces along the traced lines. 4. Repeat this process for the shirt sleeves to create sleeve pattern pieces.

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    DIY Shirt Template Free Printable

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    This document provides instructions for creating a DIY shirt template using a large piece of construction paper and an existing shirt. The instructions guide the user to: 1. Trace the outline of a shirt onto folded construction paper to create patterns for the front and back pieces. 2. Add a 1/2 inch seam allowance by tracing around the original pattern lines. 3. Cut out the front and back pattern pieces along the traced lines. 4. Repeat this process for the shirt sleeves to create sleeve pattern pieces.

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    This document provides instructions for creating a DIY shirt template using a large piece of construction paper and an existing shirt. The instructions guide the user to: 1. Trace the outline of a shirt onto folded construction paper to create patterns for the front and back pieces. 2. Add a 1/2 inch seam allowance by tracing around the original pattern lines. 3. Cut out the front and back pattern pieces along the traced lines. 4. Repeat this process for the shirt sleeves to create sleeve pattern pieces.

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    DIY Shirt Template Free Printable

    Uploaded by

    Dominic Imperiale
    This document provides instructions for creating a DIY shirt template using a large piece of construction paper and an existing shirt. The instructions guide the user to: 1. Trace the outline of a shirt onto folded construction paper to create patterns for the front and back pieces. 2. Add a 1/2 inch seam allowance by tracing around the original pattern lines. 3. Cut out the front and back pattern pieces along the traced lines. 4. Repeat this process for the shirt sleeves to create sleeve pattern pieces.

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    DIY SHIRT TEMPLATE

    Materials you will need:

    Large Colored
    Tape
    construction permanent Ruler Scissors
    measure
    paper markers

    Instructions:
    Grab your large construction paper Take your large piece of construction
    1 and a shirt you would like to use as a 2 paper (I used 20"x 40") and fold in half.
    stencil for your design. Lay your shirt on top of the folded
    paper as shown below. Fold the sleeve
    toward the center of the shirt.

    Trace all the way around. Mark a line Remove your shirt and draw an arc
    3 where your neckline starts on the front 4 from your front neckline to the top of
    of the shirt. the shoulder.

    Add seam allowance to the pattern by Since your paper is folded you do not
    5 tracing all around your pattern from 6 need to trace a separate pattern for
    step 2 about 1/2" from your original your front and back bodice. Cut along
    lines. You do not need to trace on the the back bodice line as indicated below
    center fold for seam allowance. for the back. Once you finish cutting all
    the way around, you will have two
    pieces; the one on the bottom is for the
    back bodice and the one on the top is
    for the front bodice. Cut along the blue
    line on your top piece and you will
    have your completed front bodice.

    For the sleeves, you will be doing the Fold the sleeve toward the center of the
    7 same thing as you did for the bodice 8 shirt and trace from the inner arm to
    pieces. Place your sleeve on the folded the top.
    paper ensuring that the top edges of
    the sleeve line up with the folded edge
    of the paper. Mark off the desired
    length. Trace the inner part of the
    sleeve toward the underarm.

    9 Trace about 1/2" all the way around


    your trace from above for your seam
    10 Cut around your green long s-shape
    toward the underarm and then follow
    allowance. Do not add seam allowance through all the around on the green line.
    to the fold. Place a dot about 1" from
    the center of the sleeve as shown
    below. Draw a long s-shape from the
    underarm to the top of the sleeve.
    Trace about 1/2" from your line created
    the step above for seam allowance.

    Cut this
    green line

    11 You now have pieces for your front,


    back, and sleeves.
    12 You can begin your making shirts with
    your new stencils!

    Front Back Sleeve


    (Folded) Front Back

    ALLFREESEWING
    For more projects, tips, and inspiration, visit www.allfreesewing.com

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