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Mar 1, 2010. 6:51 PMMehehehful
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WOWZERS. that's like WOAH. you could put that in a store and it would fit in. Its like... professional!
SOOO kewl
SOOO kewl
Mar 2, 2010. 2:14 PMTheCheese9921 (author)
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thanks for the input, I'm thinking of starting a t-shirt company. Start out designing stuff like this and shirts for local bands.
Mar 3, 2010. 3:59 PMMehehehful
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That'd be awwweeeeeesommme. You should do it. selling t's to the local bands is a good idea.
Did you follow an Instructable, or is this the result of your own method?
Feb 7, 2010. 4:02 PMTheCheese9921 (author)
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A little bit of everything I guess haha. I made the stencil on the back using the wax paper and iron method, whereas the front text stencil is spray painted. The shirt itself was given a bleach bath which altered the color (I got this idea from here). The upside-down tree was the front of another shirt I had that was too small (it also covers up the image underneath). To finish it off I took the sides in a little bit following this instructable.
Up untill now I hadn't thought of how many instrucables went into making this.
Up untill now I hadn't thought of how many instrucables went into making this.
Goodness me. That must be some sort of a record, three project in one item of clothing!
(Unless somebody else knows better?)
(Unless somebody else knows better?)
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