/fa/ - Fashion

Seems interesting.

>krink

Probably not.. That's for walls silly goose.

Painted pf flyers with white acrylic paint, stepped in a puddle and almost all of the paitn came off the soles. Gonna spraypaint white and then repaint them with the acrylic.

Also painted shirts

>>8067776
#forscience

>>8067782
Looks bretty gud man, no chipping or cracks?

>>8067790
chipped decently, stepped in puddle, almost all of it came off. Acrylic doesn't chip on canvas though,only rubber soles

And another

>>8067788
>>8067792
That subtle speckle effect is sexy af

>>8067794
thx friend i have a 3rd one drying i'll put up a pic when its done

>>8067792
make sure you don't wear it in the rain

>>8067792
How did you achieve this paint effect? It looks like a galaxy print which I am trying to replicate.

I really wanna try tampering with this, doing some obsessively intricate shit, but I'm concerned the material won't have it, esp b/c it's meant to stay porous

>>8067772
there's a chance it'll melt it, not joking.

>>8067804
It's just inconsistencies in the spray lol. I got tulip fabric spray it costs like 10 dollars per bottle.

Cut a qlo shirt raw hem, ripped bottom right corner

>>8067805
You're specifying literally no part of what you want to do with this

3rd shirt

>>8067879
please stay with simpler designs

>>8067976
lol i know its the worst of the 3

>>8067825
I love the look of this so much. How do you get the hem to curl up like that? Any tips?

posted this in a few threads now but no response so far

copped a pair of these on a whim, now looking for things to do to make it better/practice my DIY skills

im planning on sanding off the rubber brand on the back of the sole

anything else i should try?

>>8068027
It just naturally does that. I cut the hem with scissors, and to make the holes i used a cheese grater lol. If it doesnt curl after for you then wash it and it should then.

>>8068047
You could paint splatter a la margiela

>>8067817
Howwwwww
But really, genuinely curious why that might happen

>>8068047
Get rid of that fucking black stripe in the front. I would have gotten a pair of these years ago if it wasn't for that awful black shit.

>>8068061
>>8067817
o wait
I just read about alcohol's effect on polyurethane... any alternatives?

My gf insists on "puffy paint" but what the hell is that christ

>>8068057
Thanks for the reply and cheese grater (!) tip. What brand of tee did you use? Maybe the fabric will make a difference. Did you measure out the neckline or just go for it?

>>8068093
It's a dry pack'd qlo tee, and I just cut around the hemmed part at the neckline and stretched it out a little bit, i might've heard it tear like 3 times before i was done.

test the paint on a tiny patch of the jacket that is out of view first and see how it sticks.

>>8067879
>>8067825
>>8067792
>>8067788

this is fucking awesome shit

give me some tips on replicating the style

what shirts do you use for this by curiosity

>>8068116
Thanks man, means a lot!

They're all qlo shirts because i'm poor, all dry packaged. For the circular ones, I bought a poster board (thinking back something thinner would be better) and used a plate and an exacto/xacto/whatever knife to cut a stencil. After that I put it on the shirt and put some shit around it to weigh it down so no paint went in different places, and then I put that cheap tan scotch tape over the circle in different patterns. I used tulip fabric spray, about 10 dollars per bottle, and the speckled effect is just caused by the inconsistencies in the paint. After that I put a fan to it for about half an hour and then take the stencil off carefully and then hang it somewhere with a fan put to it and that's it!

OP here, did a lot of research, decided it would be best to use some permanent vinyl stickers (especially since I plan on just doing lettering), I'll post results in a couple days, wish me luck

>>8067772
i have a black vintage m65 field jacket and i wanted to draw a simple white shape on the back of it. it says the fabric is 65% polyester and 35% cotton treated with quarpel. wtf kind of technique does one use without damaging the fabric??

>>8068057
> If it doesnt curl after for you then wash it and it should then.

This is interesting. All my lower quality tees with raw hems have curled edges which i think look like shit.

I've got two raw hemmed Julius tees and the hem doesn't curl up. Is it to do with fabric quality or what?

(i wish void was here)