Donatella from Inspiration & Realisation shows how to adda  little bit of flare to the shape of a plain tee or tank.  She inserts a triangular shaped piece of fabric (a godet) into the bottom portion of the shirt, adding… Read more ...

Anna from Noodlehead shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a racerback tank from knit fabric.  The racerback is great for layering, and it’s a quick sewing project – she made hers in just 1 hour.   Get … Read more ...

Ali from Found in the Ali shows how she added a lace insert (from a doily) to the back of a ribbed tank.  I love the combiantion of the lace and the knit fabric!  Get the tutorial. [photo from… Read more ...

Noile Dot Net shows how to make a simple reversible tank.  Her tutorial includes detailed instructions for making the seams on the shoulder straps smooth and pretty on both sides, no raw edges showing.  This same process could be used… Read more ...

Head over to The Southern Institute to find out how to transform a man’s boxy t-shirt into a woman’s ruffled tank.  The fit is loose, with an elastic casing at the bottom to cinch it in at the hip.  A… Read more ...

Jess from Peanut To Princess shows how to make a boutique-style embellished tank for little girls.  You start with a store-bought tank, so all you have to do is add the fabric, ruffles, and buttons.  Sooo girly!!  Get the tutorial… Read more ...

Lindsey from Paws & Re-Thread shows how to add a ruffled button placket to a plain tank or tee. It’s not a functional placket (the buttons are purely decorative), but one a stretchy shirt that’s not an issue and it… Read more ...

Cut Out + Keep user Sew Petite Gal shows how to make a tank top with an oversized cascading bow on one shoulder.  Get the tutorial. [photo from Sew Petite Gal on Cut Out + Keep]… Read more ...

Liz from Fast Daze shows how to create a cute tote bag from a pair of tank tops.   The shirts need to be identical, so keep an eye out for end-of-season sales when you can pick them up for a… Read more ...