The first thing you need is the sharp scissors are best suited for the fabric, but while the blades are sharp, they are essentially suitable. The handle or chalk will also be useful to make markers on your clothes and cut it smoothly. Try several ways that we found on the Internet, and then tell us in the comments that it turned out of your experiments.
V-neck
1. Remove the shirt inside out and put on a flat surface. Make sure the front face is drawn up.
2. Take the handle to mark the middle of the collar, and make a horizontal cut right below it.
3. Continue to cut until you achieve the desired width and everything will be symmetrically, then cut down vertically down.
4. Then renounce diagonally from the ends of the horizontal cuts to the bottom of the vertical line. If you are all done correctly, you should get a little triangle under the collar T-shirt.
5. Stretch the cropped side so that the fabric is smoothed.
Make a cut in the form of a triangle under the collar
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Crop-top
1. Put the shirt on a flat surface and completely scroll.
2. Memble the place where you want to get a new edge.
3. Take a centimeter tape and with the help of the handle mark each side so that you know that you cut along the line.
4. Start cut on one side and make sure you match with another mark.
5. After trimming, stretch the new edge to fingers to give it a more shabby look.
Kra on one shoulder
1. Remove the shirt inside out face up and put on a smooth surface.
2. Select one side, then start a vertical cut parallel to the collar through the front and rear fabric.
3. Continue about two inches around the collar, then make a cut diagonally to the corner of the sleeve, forming a triangle.
4. Turn one shoulder back, and the collar will remain one undisputed piece. Cut this part on the bending of your previous cut before the collar, and then cut it in the form of a triangle.
5. Stretch the fabric so that it looks more worn.
Old T-shirt can be worn on one shoulder
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Without sleeves
1. Put the shirt on a flat surface and completely scroll.
2. Make a cut where you want to get a new edge.
3. Then, taking one sleeve, cut it horizontally and stopped on the shoulder seam.
4. Another seam, cut down until you touch the armp. 5. Transfer the sleeve and continue to cut parallel to the seam until the entire sleeve breaks.
6. Repeat on the other hand.
7. Stretch all cut plots to smooth the edges.