Asymmetrical-Cardigan-Tutorial

Asymmetrical Cardigan Tutorial

By: Victoria for Vixen Made

If you have an oversize T-shirt and aren't sure of what to do with it, check out this Asymmetrical Cardigan Tutorial by Victoria Lavertu for a great craft idea. This project is so simple and easy, and it's a great craft shirt project, perfect for cool summer nights. These are fun ways to make your own clothes.

Asymmetrical Cardigan Tutorial

Materials:

1 long sleeved jersey knit shirt (preferably 1-2 sizes too big for the length),
Sewing machine and thread
Scissors or rotary cutter

Instructions:

Take your shirt and cut the front down the middle.
Make two more cuts along the sides just behind the side seams.
Make about a 4-4.5 inch cut.
Cut across the back to the opposite side where you made your other cut. Add about a 1/2 an inch to make a seam.
Fold up that flap and pin to make your hem for the back.
Sew your hem.
With the cut piece, cut one inch strips horizontally. Repeat two more times.
With each piece, wrap the front openings of your cardigan. Pin in place. Your piece will only go down two thirds of the way or more, so you can use the third strip to add to it.
Cut the end off so it lines up with your bottom hem.Do both sides.
Now sew along your openings. Sew as close as you can to the cut edge of your strip so your strips aren't flapping or rolling to much after it's washed.
Iron your edges and you are done.

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Purplepatti2 31928 22

Jun 10, 2012

How do we access the tutorial? when I click on the 'tutorial' , I just get an ad for National university?

editorKS

Jun 11, 2012

Hi, Purplepatti2. The full pattern tutorial is available above on this page. You should not have to click anywhere to access the pattern. Hope this helps! --Editors of FaveCrafts

JennyBee1

Nov 15, 2011

@Petunias 1082598, Unfortunately, we only can include images if they are provided to us by the original pattern designer. If you are interested in seeing additional images, we suggest you contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. --Editors of FaveCrafts

Petunias 1082598

Nov 14, 2011

Pictures are needed for this project, especially to those of us new to renewing clothing. I just can't follow this.

JennyBee1

Nov 02, 2011

@bethity 4491049, I'm sorry to hear of your trouble. I have two options for you: 1. You can contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. 2. I might also suggest that you try posting your question to our sites Facebook page. It is monitored by the editor and is a great resource for helpful tips and suggestions from our Facebook friends; perhaps they can offer some guidance! Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/FaveCrafts --Editors of FaveCrafts

bethity 4491049

Oct 26, 2011

Wow, I really need some pics on this one. I can't even imagine where half the cuts are supposed to be done on this ...