Well I am getting sick of just about any shirts and hoodies because all the designs these days seem to be sports or some prep crap. So I decided I am going to start maybe making my own.
Does anyone have any tips on doing it, maybe a good guide or site to get some cool stencils ?
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http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/24/diy-p ... -t-shirts/
this caught my eye awhile back. i love those shirts.
this caught my eye awhile back. i love those shirts.
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Wow those are cool, I'm gonna have to get my Girlfriend over and have her help me make one. She is a bit more crafty then me, o boy I wish I was more crafty.samus wrote:http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/24/diy-p ... -t-shirts/
this caught my eye awhile back. i love those shirts.
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Awhile back I spraed a fiend skull on to a plain black hoodie and it looked pretty bad ass. All I can really suggest is put cardboard behind it so it doesn't end up seaping though. I think you can get spray paint that's made for cloth at like craft stores and such so its probably use that. I just used some regular white spray paint and had to do like 4 layers and as a result the fabric kind of went hard and stuff so it rubbed paint thinner in side it so it would only be the front of it that was a bit hard.
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