I inserted some lace to bring life to this t shirt.

by Barbaric 12 Sep 2016

check out John Deer, I can't remember, I lost most of my designs.

by grossfamilie 12 Sep 2016

Barb was so kind to give a very detailed description how she did it so perfect. Just scroll down to "grossfamilie" and you will find - Maria

by Barbaric 10 Sep 2016

1: I placed two pieces of washaway in the hoop (you can add chiffon or soft netting at this stage to support your stitches) and marked my cross hairs on the washaway. 2: Then I folded my t shirt down the centre front and marked it and matched my side seams. 3: I placed 2 sided tape around the outside of my inner hoop and on the four sides of my washaway. 4: I placed the centre front of the t shirt to the centre of the cross hairs. Then you carefully layout the shirt over the tape, be careful not to over stretch the t shirt. 5: Then stitch the outline of the design, then you cut away the T shirt material on the inside of the stitch line, after this complete stitching your design. 6: DO NOT CUT your chiffon or netting away until you have finished your stitching. Maria if you need more information let me know luv Barb

by grossfamilie 12 Sep 2016

Thank you so much for your detailed instructions. I will try this very soon. I think you really use a great method to avoid "crumbling" and things with the stretchy material. Recently I was sewing a jersey-shirt first and then did a lace separately and finally sewed it into the shirt but was not too satisfied with the result. Therefore, I am really grateful for your detailed description. Thanks again very much - Maria