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Looks like this is the right thread here. I wanted to hem my pants while my tailor is on vacation so instead of looking for another one, I borrowed my mom's sewing machine. The result was definitely not perfect but easily good enough since nobody's going to be examining it from up close. I also took in the sides of a t-shirt to make it less square. That's the entire sewing experience so far so maybe this is getting too ambitious. I also wanted to to the the sides on this shirt that have this double stitching going on with the triangle thing at the bottom  The way I did the t-shirt was by running a single straight stitch and then blending it into the original armpit seam. Here though there's no simple way to do it without ripping everything out, is there? Or am I missing something?
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Aug 23, 2023 18:15
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I wanted to shorten the sleeves on my western shirt but it has these snaps that I'd probably have to remove. Is it possible to do it non-destructively? I checked a few videos on youtube but it seems like they might get deformed pretty bad.
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Mar 29, 2024 15:35
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effika posted:It's not going to be worth it. Just accept that the snaps aren't coming out well, and the fabric may be damaged under them. Even if you did get them out, I'm not sure I'd trust them to go back in well. 
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Mar 29, 2024 18:36
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