For your next t-shirt reconstruction, shake things up a bit with a 70s-inspired crocheted neckline! Take a trip with Threadbanger to visit Cal of Hodge Podge and learn how to do this unique craft! For more details, watch the video, and for more DIY style, subscribe to Threadheads on iTunes!
Materials:
Old t-shirt
Tiny steel crochet hook (usually for lace/doilies)
Size E crochet hook
Scissors
Needle with a large eye
In order to do this project, you need to know the basics of crocheting! Wanna learn? Check the How to Crochet instructable, blog, or video :)
Materials:
Old t-shirt
Tiny steel crochet hook (usually for lace/doilies)
Size E crochet hook
Scissors
Needle with a large eye
In order to do this project, you need to know the basics of crocheting! Wanna learn? Check the How to Crochet instructable, blog, or video :)
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Signing UpStep 1: Creating the String
**If at any point you run out of string, take a new strand and layer the beginning part on top of your ending string. You will crochet with this double string for a little bit, until the old piece completely ends.**
Cut a big scoop neck into the shirt. The piece you cut out of the neck you will use to cut into scraps and string.
Take an oval shape, and cut a skinny strip (about 1/4 inch) in a spiral around the oval until you reach the center.
Wind your strip of string into a ball, stretching it slightly as you do so.
Cut a big scoop neck into the shirt. The piece you cut out of the neck you will use to cut into scraps and string.
Take an oval shape, and cut a skinny strip (about 1/4 inch) in a spiral around the oval until you reach the center.
Wind your strip of string into a ball, stretching it slightly as you do so.
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