Torn shirt diy

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Torn Shirt DIY Materials: Tshirt Seam ripper Small fabric scissors Fabric markers in red and black colors. (Brands: Stained & Tulip) 1 seam rip my sleeves, collar, pocket off. 2 seam rip holes into the shirt 3 cut in straight lines in areas i wanted multi tears 4 cut bottom of shirt off in jagged shapes. 5 went back and shaded in with markers around holes in shirt with black, and some red. DONE! @lanamarielive LanaMarieLive.com

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As promised, here’s the super short, very quick tutorial on one of the ways to rip up a short to make it a little more grunge, trendy looking. Decide where you want your rips to be. If you’ve got a long sleeve you can do this on the sleeves, or the back or front of a shirt. Mackenzie’s shirt was a little big so we decided to do it on the sides to make the shirt fit better. Once you’ve decided lay your shirt out flat. Now take a pair of scissors and cut your way down the shirt. You don’t have…