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craftgrrlFrom unwearable violently violet monstrosity, to sniptastic clubbing shirt!
(sorry for the super messy room, I'm back from college and on loaf mode!)
This came out of a teeshirtsurgery discussion on how to achieve the effect, and it's actually very simple. Cut slashes up wherever you'd like the gridwork to appear, then starting at the bottom, loop it over the one above until you get to the top. This is similar to picking up a dropped stich in knitting or looping two rubberbands together. At the top, snip a tiny hole, then cut your last loop in half and tie the ends through the hole. Varying your slash length and width can be used to change up the effects:)
(sorry for the super messy room, I'm back from college and on loaf mode!)
This came out of a teeshirtsurgery discussion on how to achieve the effect, and it's actually very simple. Cut slashes up wherever you'd like the gridwork to appear, then starting at the bottom, loop it over the one above until you get to the top. This is similar to picking up a dropped stich in knitting or looping two rubberbands together. At the top, snip a tiny hole, then cut your last loop in half and tie the ends through the hole. Varying your slash length and width can be used to change up the effects:)
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