Perfect Everyday Women's T-shirt DIY | How to sew an easy Sézane inspired Tee

[@enjoytheridelovely]

Thank you!! I have been looking for an easy project to get into making clothes. Can't wait to give it a try! :)

[@isainstitches]

Yes, but careful, knit fabrics are tricky to work with, I wouldn't recommend them as a very first project. (it's more difficult if the fabric is stretchy)

[@enjoytheridelovely]

@@isainstitchesoh okay! Thank you for letting me know! Which one of your patterns do you recommend starting with?

[@isainstitches]

I'd say the Lili summer top, as there is no closure system. It'd still be a bit challenging to make small hems at the shoulder ruffles (but you can remove this part), and it'd be interesting to learn gathering!

[@monicachauran3197]

Hermoso ❤

[@isainstitches]

Gracias

[@SabinaGhauri]

I love this video ❤ I was wondering if it is possible to do that French seams to all the tshirt with overlock. I mean: overlock first and then straight stitch to hide it 😊

[@isainstitches]

Yes, you can do that! It uses more thread so it doesn't make it better to me... or maybe I'm not seeing just now...

[@Manon-xt9ml]

is it possible to do it without an overlock machine?

[@isainstitches]

Hi! Yes, to replace the overlocker: 1) use the zig zag stitch on your regular sewing machine, 2) use the overlock stitch on your regular sewing machine (if available)