Sew a Twist Hem T-shirt - Free Pattern Hack

[@joaniewallrich8876]

Thanks for the series, great information! I have been wanting to sew a twisted front shirt, now I know how!

[@Mellysews]

Thanks, I had fun doing all these hacks!

[@sewittoday1]

Such a clever idea, I had to watch more than once to see the magic twisted hem appear. thanks for the clear video instructions.

[@Mellysews]

Thanks for watching!

[@deanalovessewn6117]

Hi Melissa!! Wonderful vlog.. Great hack & tutorial series.... 💜💜🧵🧵

[@Mellysews]

Glad you liked it!!

[@momgrandma5496]

Pretty color, like the twist, would like to do that with a heavy knit stretch fabric in a v-neck twist too, if that makes sense.

[@Mellysews]

For a heavier knit you'd probably want to lengthen the front "tails" more than I did.

[@louisemcclain6189]

Thanks for sharing Great tutorial

[@Mellysews]

Thanks for watching!

[@joyscranfield5527]

NICE!! Thank you for the video, it was very informative. Think I can now make a t-shirt like this.

[@Mellysews]

Glad it's helpful!

[@foxxybrown291]

Great series xx

[@Mellysews]

Thanks!

[@annabellelorenz4427]

Love this twist knot shirt ☺️ The only thing i think ist not so pretty is that you see the cutted line in the middle of the front..Is this a necessary step or can i cut the shirt at the bottom middle line? I‘m not sure if i explained it wright 😅

[@Mellysews]

You could try just cutting the extension, but you'd have to finish the fabric somehow where you stop cutting, or you'd have a raw edge showing there.

[@cerala]

Great tutorial! Would it be possible to use the excess length (or add in at the pattern drafting portion) to extend the faux band around to the back of the shirt? (Not the twist part - just the band look.) Thanks!

[@Mellysews]

I would probably cut a separate band for the back of the shirt.

[@louiselill1528]

Thank you

[@Mellysews]

🙂

[@mayeya58]

Thank you very much!!!!

[@Mellysews]

Thanks for watching!

[@jazzzeh]

First!

[@Mellysews]

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