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Step 4Cutting the window out.
Next I trimmed off the excess mesh net outside of the window and satin stitches. Normally applique scissors are used for close trimming but holding the scissors at an angle will suffice.
Tore off the tear away stabilizer. Not worried about it being white against black fabric because it is in the inside of the shirt anyway.
To make sure I do not accidentally cut the mesh net I used a pin to lift up the tshirt fabric off and away from the mesh and snipped it a little.
With this little hole, I cut a X towards to corners of the rectangle. Trimmed off the excess the tshirt fabric close to the stitches but being careful not to cut the satin stitches.
At first I wanted to create 3 windows and using only the straight lines of the graphic to produce them.
It was suggested that I only make 1 window. Later changed my mind and made 2 windows instead. I regretted doing this and should have left it at one. But that's okay, it's barely noticeable anyway.
Tore off the tear away stabilizer. Not worried about it being white against black fabric because it is in the inside of the shirt anyway.
To make sure I do not accidentally cut the mesh net I used a pin to lift up the tshirt fabric off and away from the mesh and snipped it a little.
With this little hole, I cut a X towards to corners of the rectangle. Trimmed off the excess the tshirt fabric close to the stitches but being careful not to cut the satin stitches.
At first I wanted to create 3 windows and using only the straight lines of the graphic to produce them.
It was suggested that I only make 1 window. Later changed my mind and made 2 windows instead. I regretted doing this and should have left it at one. But that's okay, it's barely noticeable anyway.
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