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Hey there, welcome to Corinne summer festival series part 3. Alright, I asked you guys what you wanted me to do with this t-shirt and the most requested thing was a Dolman style T, so that's what we're making. The first thing you want to do is cut a boatneck line. Make sure to spend some time cleaning up that cut. Then, cut the sleeve hems off. I cut about eight inches from the bottom, but you can leave more if you want it longer. Next, measure your arm and divide that measurement in half. Place the pin that amount down on your sleeve. Measure your waist, divide that measurement in half, and measure that amount along the bottom of the shirt. Center it and place pins. Use tailors chalk and create a curved line connecting those pins. Pin both layers of the shirt together inside of the line you just drew. Then, cut along that line. Fold the shirt in half and use that cut as a guide for cutting the other side of the shirt. Then, pin that side and sew along both pin lines. Your shirt could actually be done right now, but I like to finish up the edges. To finish up the edges, you're going to start by cutting bands for the arms, the bottom of the shirt, and the neckline. Pin and sew all your bands together. Then, fold each one and a half and pin that way. Now, you're going to pin the bands to their respective locations by lining up the raw edges of the band with the raw edges of the shirt. The band should be on the outside of the shirt. Sew all those bands on. Then, you want to press the seams up so everything lies nice and flat. And now, you don't have to...