Skeleton Tutorial Feedback!

Today I'm posting documentation of a shirt made with the Skeleton Skirt tutorial! My friend and fellow printmaker, Casey, used the tutorial to make a variation of her own. Here it is:

Casey hand-printed the design on the front at the Inkahoots! event earlier this May.

I love the back on this one! I've used this method a few times, but never made the slits so small. Casey tells me that her roommate has made a Skeleton Shirt as well, so expect to see pictures of Annie's shirt soon!

Underwear Tutorial by SuperNaturale

I've seen this tutorial posted in many different places, but I love it so much that I had to share! This tutorial by SuperNaturale allows readers to take their unused t-shirts and make them into something far more practical - underwear. On the right side column there is a downloadable .pdf pattern for both underwear and boxers!

Here's what you'll need:

-a t-shirt

-thin elastic cord (48" or enough to go around both legs & your waist)

-6"x4" of clean fabric, a thin cotton knit (optional)

-sewing machine, thread, scissors, etc.

-a big piece of paper (2' x 4' -ish) or enlarged pattern printout.

Skeleton Shirt Tutorial!

Here is the newest edition to the Cat Lady Press tutorial list, the Skeleton shirt!

Post your results under the comments, or email them to me at elaine@aqualungdesign.com

Happy crafting!

V-neck/Keyhole Shirt Tutorial

My first tutorial! I will be showing you how to make this shirt out of an ugly, boxy mess of a t-shirt. I hope that this video can be useful to many DIYers in the blogosphere. Feel free to share this tutorial - I only ask that you link back to my blog, and post your results in the comments!

Stay tuned for a PDF download of this tutorial.