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Adding Warmth to Your T-Shirts and Singlets.

This only occurred to me recently when I bought some fleece. Walking around in the frosty weather on your job can be very chilly, so warm clothing is a must.

This idea is very simple.

I cut out a rectangle of Fleece big enough to fit the front of the singlet and another piece of Fleece big enough to cover the back of the singlet and then put the singlet inside out and sewed the fleece on front and back, then turned it right side out, its easy. The singlet is very warm and comfy.

You will have the obvious threads showing after you have sewed these in to place, and one way to cover that is to add a picture or sew a picture from an old T-Shirt on, or use a vinyl setup to make a HTV Image that can be put over the thread to cover it. But if it is a work T-Shirt it will be under your clothing in cold weather so you may not want to bother.

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