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Tutorial 3. HOW TO DIY YOUR OWN RUNNING MAN NAME TAG SHIRTS.

Hey guys, I guess many of you have heard what's running man. And some of you may desire to play the name tag race. Well, fear not, I have come up with the idea of using used and unwanted resources to diy our very own running man name tag shirts. You can either choose to follow this tutorial, try out your own diy with used resources or you can also buy the tags outside. However, you can save more money by creating your own shirts!
Firstly, the things you'll need. A pair of scissors for cutting. An unwanted shirt, dri-fit would be recommended cause y'know, all the running and perspiration and stuff. Your sewing kit. (Optional) Your cloth tape. Velcro tape. (the bigger sized the better)
Steps:
1. Cut the velcro tape, the part where it is used to stick. *If you're using a larger velcro tape, then it isn't necessary to cut it. PS/ I couldn't find my used velcro tape so I had to get one.
2. Cut it into 4 small parts.
3. Some sewing if need be. It's optional to sew. If you prefer sewing it onto your shirt then go ahead :) But I recommend using the cloth tape as it is much more secure than sewing.
4. If you're sewing, then tada sew it on your shirt. PS/ This is my first time sewing so......it's a little fail.
5. And, this is how the cloth tape looks like!
If you choose to tape the velcro tape with the cloth tape, cut the tape and paste it onto the velcro.
6. Then, cut two straps of the left over velco(the non-sticky ones) long enough to be sticked to the 4 velcro stuck onto the shirt. PS/ if you're using a large velcro, there is no need for you to paste the small velcros or position it nicely at 4 corners.
And yes, this is the final product. PS/ If the tag is not flimsy, add a cardboard behind or anything hard you can find in your home.
This is my first attempt on diy. If you have any better suggestions or ideas on how I can improve, make some comments. I will greatly appreciate it.
Stay tuned to the next tutorial next week!
- Admin M

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Hello there, we're a group of students from Ngee Ann Polytechnic. We've created this blog to promote the use of reusing certain used resources for some DIY products. Our objective is to promote environmental friendliness to save our Earth through DIY.