DIY JUMPSUIT from T-Shirts - Jumpsuit month series - Ep 3
DIY JUMPSUIT from T-Shirts - Jumpsuit month series - Ep 3
Welcome and welcome back to my sewing blog!
The DIY this week for the "Jumpsuit month" series is this cutie jumpsuit that I transformed from my old T-shirts. It's a very easy DIY that you can finish quickly after a few cutting. But I promise it will turn out great. And it's also a good way to reuse your old T-shirts, right?
Let’s get started!
WHAT YOU’LL NEED
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2 T-shirts in M & XXL size
Sewing machine or needle and thread
Elastic band
Pins
Scissors
SEWING THE JUMPSUIT
THE TOP
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The first step is working on the yellow T-shirt.
From the neck of the T-shirt, measure down 40 cm, which is the width from your shoulder to your belly button.
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Then, draw a horizontal line and cut by the drawing line to create the top part of the jumpsuit.
THE BOTTOM
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The black T-shirt will form the bottom part of the jumpsuit.
Cut rectangles from the black T-shirt, each with a length of 60 cm and a width of 40 cm.
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These measurements are the maximum you can obtain from the T-shirt, so using a very large T-shirt is advisable to get sizable rectangles for the pants.
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On the left side of each rectangle, mark a point 3 cm from the top.
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Draw a straight line downward from this mark.
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Then, on the left side, mark a point 35 cm down, which is the width from your belly button to over the crotch.
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Draw a curved line from this mark to the horizontal line you previously drew. This will be the front of the pants.
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Repeat a similar process on the right side, but mark a point 6 cm inside instead of 3 cm.
This will form the back of the pants.
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Make sure that the width between the front and back lines is equal to the width of the yellow T-shirt plus 2 cm, and it should be larger than half your hip size.
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After cutting, connect the two patterns of the pants together at the crotch lines using pins, then sew along these lines.
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Next, connect the ends of the crotch lines together.
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Fold the ends of the pants inside to hide the cut edges and seams, finishing the pants.
CONNECT THE TOP AND BOTTOM
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Start by connecting the sides first, using pins to hold them in place, and then sew.
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Draw a horizontal line 3 cm inside the top of the connecting line.
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Then, sew along this line.
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To make the jumpsuit fit snugly around your body, use a small elastic band at the waist.
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Measure the length of the elastic band to determine the size of the fabric hole you need to make.
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Remember to keep a small unsewn space to insert the elastic band later.
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Use safety pins to guide the elastic band through the hole.
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Once through, sew the ends of the elastic band together and close the unsewn space.
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From the leftover fabric of the yellow T-shirt, cut a long strip with a width of 3 cm.
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Fold the edges of the strip to the middle, then fold it again to create a fabric belt for the jumpsuit.
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Cut two small holes in the middle front of the jumpsuit.
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Then, put the fabric belt inside.
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Because the neck of the yellow T-shirt is quite small, it may be difficult to wear the jumpsuit.
To solve this, cut a 10 cm slit at the back of the neck.
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Then, use a 2 cm fabric strip to bind and hide the raw edges of this slit.
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Finally, sew a small button on one side of the slit and create a buttonhole on the opposite side to close the neck when wearing the jumpsuit.
DIY JUMPSUIT from T-Shirts - Jumpsuit month series - Ep 3
Voilà! And I've finished this DIY. Here's my final transformation!
This jumpsuit is very cute and comfortable. It's also one of the reasons why I love jumpsuit.
And it won't be too difficult to make. So I hope you will give it a try.
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Until next week, happy sewing!
