We've all been there, you finish a project only to realize the design is on the totally wrong side of the chest, or upside down, or crooked.
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Please tell me I’m not the only one who has finished a project only to realize the design is on the stinking wrong side of the chest!
I recently had a major placement "oops" on a sweatshirt and decided to see if I could actually undo the damage instead of just tossing it in the bin. I tried a "last-ditch" rescue method just to see what would happen, and I was honestly shocked at how well it worked.
Check out the video below to see exactly how I saved this shirt.
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