DIY Shirt Cut-out

Start with an old t-shirt

Fold the back in half

You can make lines if you don't think you'll be able to cut straight lines. I did.

Cut along the back (lines if you made them). Leave about a finger width (about 2 inches) between each cut. And try to cut carefully! Once you've cut your lines flatten the t-shirt like shown in the picture below. Gently stretch horizontally each section so it looks like a fat piece of string also shown below.

Take the 2nd string from the top and tuck it under the 1st string, and then pull it over so it makes like a loop. Now you take your 3rd string and do pretty much do the exact same thing as before. Pull it up behind the higher string and pull down in front of the string you're working with creating another loop. Continue until the last string is reached.

You're going to have a last loop at the end. Cut it in the middle and tie each end on their separate side. Your end result should look something like this.

Now you can go out in your not so boring shirt! Enjoy!