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Sitnalta
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Jessica
NJ
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Posted - Feb 22 2009 :  1:46:09 PM  Show Profile
I have a shirt that I would like to use to turn into a clothes pin bag. Because the material is so thin, it needs a nice sturdy lining. I want it to work so that I can use the neck hole as the opening to get the clothespins in and out. Would I need to cut the whole shirt apart, or is there a way to get the lining in there without cutting at the shoulder seams. It probably hard to picture with just what I've said. I know how it should look when it is done, but this has me a little stumped as to the process to get there.:)
Any help would be appreciated!
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smoothiejuice
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Jessica
Bloomington Indiana
USA
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Posted - Feb 22 2009 :  2:27:16 PM  Show Profile
just cut a rectangle shape out of 2 pieces of lining, put it in your finished shirt bag, then turn edges under and slip stitch around neck area...does that make sense?



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Sandra K. Licher
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Sandra
Horseshoe Bend Arkansas
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Posted - Feb 22 2009 :  2:28:08 PM  Show Profile
Could you sew into the seams you'll be making at the bottom and sides and then just hand stitch it using a "blind hem stitch" (?) to the inside of the collar of the shirt all the way around? Does that make sense? Then you wouldn't have to tear away the shoulder seams.

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Sandra K. Licher
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Sandra
Horseshoe Bend Arkansas
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Posted - Feb 22 2009 :  2:29:24 PM  Show Profile
Hey Jessica! Great minds think alike! Also, I love your crafty women insignia!

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smoothiejuice
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Jessica
Bloomington Indiana
USA
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Posted - Feb 22 2009 :  2:33:14 PM  Show Profile
yes thanks



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Sitnalta
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Jessica
NJ
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Posted - Feb 23 2009 :  5:59:37 PM  Show Profile
Would it matter that the shirt is only a tshirt? I think I get the idea of what you all are saying. So when I get to the neck part, I just fold under a little bit and hem stitch it to the collar part?Sounds like it should be easy enough..I hope!! lol
Thanks for all of your help!:)
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Jessie
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smoothiejuice
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Jessica
Bloomington Indiana
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Posted - Feb 23 2009 :  6:30:25 PM  Show Profile
yes perfect, just like that



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