You will need:
thin patterned paper
bone folder
Cut a piece of 4" x 6" paper for the shirt.
Fold it in half or even better- draw a line with a pen, because you just need the center line for measuring.

Fold over again and make the collar by folding in the two upper corners so that they meet in the middle.
Fold the bottom corners out. Use the middle fold as guideline.
One last thing you can do is to cut out a tiny triangle under the arms so it looks more like sleeves.
Again- use thin patterned paper.
Cut a 2" square.
Draw a diagonal line in the middle.
Fold in the two sides so that they meet in the middle.
Glue your tie to the shirt.
If your guy is not a "tie guy" you can use brads for buttons instead.

I made a super simple card with this.
I just covered a card in paper, cut out some strips, added brads in the corners, glued down the shirt and used my new Cricut cartridge ( Jubilee) to cut out the words.
Perfect for Father's Day June 20!

















21 comments:
This is fantastic! My son loves origami and he can make this for his dad for Father's Day.
Thanks!!!
Sorry for my English too poor ... c'est vraiment une superbe carte origami vraiment originale ... bravo !!
I love this card. I will definitely try it for father's day. Thanks for the tutorial.
We have to try this. Thanks for the detailed instructions.
Always wondered how to make these...never thought to use CTMH Perfect Day for a Father's Day Card, but it's perfect!!!
Super cute Helen! Great tutorial! Thanks!
Wauw It's fantastic!
THANKS Helen! I have wanted to know how to make those shirt cards forEVER!!!
oh now this is fab!!!!
thanks so much for the tutorial Love this one so much I'm putting it on my facebook wall!
We used to fold notes this way and passed around in High School. Boy, that was a looooong time ago :)
This is stinkin' cute!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have always wanted to learn how to make one of these and you made it so easy! Here is a peak at the card I made for Father's Day: http://brendajohnston.blogspot.com/2010/06/fathers-day.html
Thanks again!
That is soooo cool! I am making that for my Dad, husband and both Grandfathers! Thanks!!
Okay, so I made one. YAY!!!
Super cute card. Thanks for the tutorial.
very nice tfs
I used your origami shirt tutorial to make a card for my husband and he loved it! Thanks, Helen. Keep the tutorials coming - I love them...Diane
wow, tooooo cute!!!!!!!!!!!! i love it!!!!
Maravilhoso!
bjs
I loved this tutorial! I just finished making one for my boyfriend's dad yesterday, and I'm already at it again for my own father! A brilliant design which steers well clear of the usual cheesy style.
I would love to re-post this on my own blog, meganmadill.wordpress.com - is this cool with you? Of course, I'll attribute all due credit.
Thanks again for a brilliant design!
Megan.
thank you for this tuto. I may try it with my pupils. They are 9. If I manage, i'll send you pictures...
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