cardboard shirt forms

I’ve seen it called “cardboard shirt forms,” but that’s a little misleading. This is actually a simple way to make cardboard into a form that you can use to create 3-D paper models.

You can easily make a 3-D paper model in a few minutes using the cardboard shirt forms tutorial at the bottom of this page.

You can also make your own version of the shirt forms tutorial on this page.

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and found it informative. If you did, please like, share, and comment below. Let me know what you thought of the shirt forms tutorial too.

Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it. This is an excellent tutorial. I also think it’s a good idea to make it easier for people with disabilities to create a paper model. I’m sure this tutorial can serve as an inspiration for those with other disabilities as well. Thanks for reading this tutorial.

The tutorial is pretty long, but it’s well-worth it. I especially like that it has a clear description of the steps on how to make a shirt, and that the steps are described so you can follow along. I feel like the tutorial has a lot of information in it and that it’s a good foundation for someone with a specific disability to make a shirt form. Thanks for the comment, I really appreciate it.

Good points, thanks! I think I would use this tutorial if I had a real disability like a visual impairment. I would like to see how one makes a shirt without the use of any sewing tools or using other materials like construction paper or foam.

Thanks for the feedback! I’ll definitely use this tutorial. I also agree that it should be more accessible than it is. Although this tutorial is very well written, it’s not necessarily the easiest thing to follow. I think it would be really cool to have some examples of what you can do with cardboard to create a shirt form.

I did a little research and have come up with some ideas for what a shirt form can look like. Take a look at to see more examples. I think this could lead to more discussion about what the actual function of a shirt form is, especially if we start talking about what it can actually look like.

I think this is an interesting topic that we need to have more discussion on because it could be used as inspiration. If we can figure out a way to create a shirt form, it could be an amazing tool for creating new clothing from a blank piece of cardboard. For example, we could take a box of paper and cut out a shirt form. Then we could cut out a shirt from the shirt form and attach it to a regular shirt by sewing it together.