Diy Shirt For Bandeaus?

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Laura G.

Mar 8, 2013

Laura G.

I wanna know how to make your own "dropped arm hole" tank top. I have some regular old tank tops that I wanna make into tanks to wear for bandeaus. does anyone know how to do that?

Steph M.

Mar 8, 2013

Steph M.

There are heaps of videos on YouTube for this. Just search something like DIY tank top.
Hope this helped x

Cassidy R.

Mar 8, 2013

Cassidy R.

You can look on youtube if you wanna see a visual demonstration of how but its super easy all you have to do is start cutting at the top of the tank top and cut the seam (the one around the arm hole) out as you cut down into the shirt however far you wanna go :) hope it helps.

Cassidy R.

Mar 8, 2013

Cassidy R.

You can look on youtube if you wanna see a visual demonstration of how but its super easy all you have to do is start cutting at the top of the tank top and cut the seam (the one around the arm hole) out as you cut down into the shirt however far you wanna go :) hope it helps.

Cassidy R.

Mar 8, 2013

Cassidy R.

You can look on youtube if you wanna see a visual demonstration of how but its super easy all you have to do is start cutting at the top of the tank top and cut the seam (the one around the arm hole) out as you cut down into the shirt however far you wanna go :) hope it helps.

Laura G.

Mar 9, 2013

Laura G.

Thanks! but I'm really looking for tips on how to do it to a tank top, not a tshirt :/

Monisha G.

Mar 9, 2013

Monisha G.

Get a muscle tank and measure the length of droop that you want then cut and either sew or gabric glue the seams!

Monisha G.

Mar 9, 2013

Monisha G.

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