DIY: Cross Cut-out Tee Shirt

Crosses have become a big trend. I've been seeing these cut-out Tee's around but i don't want to pay for it if i can make it for free. So here's my DIY. 

 Materials: 

Box

Tee Shirt

Scissors

Washable Marker

Rubber Bands

1st: Trace the outline of the cross

2nd: Trace the squares in the inside of the cross with a extra piece cardboard. Make sure the squares are far enough apart to where the fabric in the middle of each square won't tear.

3rd. Place the shirt on the box.

4th: Make sure the cross is placed on the part of the box that is open.

5th: With the rubber bands tighten the shirt around the box.

6th: Cut the squares out. BE CAREFUL NOT TO CUT ANYTHING BUT THE SQUARES.

And you're all done! Thrown it in the washing machine to get rid of the marker marks and it's ready to wear.

 -Curveless

2013 haul.

I just blew all my Birthday/Christmas money y'all, and it went to these clothes. Spending money is so bittersweet but anyways on to the HAUL!

Anorak: $37 (forever 21)

Cross Sweater: $15 (Forever 21)

Faux Leather Pants: $31 (Material Girl in Macy's)

Peplum Lace Dress: $5 (CottonOn.com)

Studded Pencil Skirt: $10 (CottonOn.com)

Wide Brim Hat: $5 (CottonOn.com)

Gold Womens Casio Watch: $23 (eBay.com)

Silver Knuckle Case: $5 (eBay.com)

Floral Zip Dress: $21 (Material Girl at Macy's)

Tee Shirt: $14 (Forever 21)

Printed Leggings: $16 (Know Style)

Silver Collar Necklace: $5 (Forever 21)

Well that's all for the haul. Eventually I will style these items. I can't say when but look out for these in upcoming post. Anyways have a good day/night chichi's and chocho's. 

-Curveless