crop your garment
step 1
Wear the garment and fold it to the inner part, putting a few clips or safety pins where you want to cut it.
step 2
Take your garment off and mark the section you want to cut, leaving one or two extra cm of fabric, so you can easily cut more if you don’t like the length.
step 3
Instead of cutting it straight along the marked side, you can fold it in half to be more accurate.
step 4
Then take your sewing scissors and cut it carefully, stretching the sides of your garment to make a straight cut.
step 5
Et voilà!
You can leave it as it is, the unfinished hem will make your piece look rugged and edgy.
crop your garment
step 1
Wear your garment and fold it to the inner part, putting a few clips or safety pins where you want to cut it.
step 2
Take your garment off and mark the section you want to cut, leaving one or two extra cm of fabric, so you can easily cut more if you don’t like the length.
step 3
Instead of cutting it straight along the marked side, you can fold it in half to be more accurate.
step 4
Then take your sewing scissors and cut it carefully, stretching the sides of the t-shirt to make a straight cut.
step 5
Et voilà!
You can leave it as it is, the unfinished hem will make your piece look rugged and edgy.
crop your garment
step 1
Wear your garment and fold it to the inner part, putting a few clips or safety pins where you want to cut it.
step 2
Take the garment off and mark the section you want to cut, leaving one or two extra cm of fabric, so you can easily cut more if you don’t like the length.
step 3
Instead of cutting it straight along the marked side, you can fold it in half to be more accurate.
step 4
Then take your sewing scissors and cut it carefully, stretching the sides of the garment to make a straight cut.
step 5
Et voilà! You can leave it as it is, the unfinished hem will make your piece look rugged and edgy.