Once you move the t-shirt, youâll have a basic shirt outline, like the one you see below. Draw a slightly lower neckline curve for the front of the shirt. Also draw a straight line from the armpit to the neckline, as you see below. Cut the pattern piece out, and cut it apart at the armpit-neck line (1st photo below). The next step is optional, but I think it gives the shirt a little better fit.
cahier. 1  Bookbinding. a number of sheets of paper or leaves of a book placed together, as for binding. 2  a report of the proceedings of any body: A cahier of the committee was presented to the legislature. ( 3 italics) French.
CAJUN ('ka:-j@n), n. A person of French Canadian descent born or living along the. bayous, marshes, and prairies of southern Louisiana. The word Cajun began in 19th. century Acadie (now Nova Scotia, Canada) when the Acadians began to arrive. The. French of noble ancestry would say, les Acadiens, while some referred to the Acadians. as le 'Cadiens, dropping the A. Later came the Americans who could not pronounce. Acadien or 'Cadien, so the word Cajun was born. The 700,000 Cajuns who live in South Louisiana are descendants of French Canadians. About. 18,000 French-speaking Catholics inhabitants from Brittany, Poitou, Normandy, and across. France established the French colony of Acadia, now Nova Scotia, Canada.