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Step 2Choosing where to cut
There are lots of places you can 'hack' on your t-shirt: I've done sleeves, sides, and 2 different kinds of back, and I can see applications for a frontal hack as well (maybe just halfway down).
For the purposes of this instructable, we are doing an hourglass spine hack.
If you would like precision, grab your pen and mark two rows of dots on the back of the shirt to indicate where you're cutting to and from.
I've placed mine wider at the top and bottom to create an hourglass effect - helps my figure look curvier! (or so I theorize at this point)
You can make a narrow hack, say - the width of your spine, or you can hack from side seam to side seam - its up to you. It doesn't have to be centred either - I just like it that way.
In short: Decide where you'd like your Hack to go!
For the purposes of this instructable, we are doing an hourglass spine hack.
If you would like precision, grab your pen and mark two rows of dots on the back of the shirt to indicate where you're cutting to and from.
I've placed mine wider at the top and bottom to create an hourglass effect - helps my figure look curvier! (or so I theorize at this point)
You can make a narrow hack, say - the width of your spine, or you can hack from side seam to side seam - its up to you. It doesn't have to be centred either - I just like it that way.
In short: Decide where you'd like your Hack to go!
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