/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.7525344]

/fa/ needs more DIY and people making stuff.

DIY general.

>Questions
>what you're working on
>what you've made before
>DIY inspo

[asok1 !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7525353]

gonna buy one of these hoodies and put a backpatch on it i think
http://www.ascolour.com.au/shop/MENS/HOODIESFLEECE/5108+AS+MENS+VECTOR+HOOD.html

[twerk it No.7525355]

this came
the pattern wasn't made 4 crotch snaps tho its made 4 back zips
ez fix tho i rly need 2 get a big table to do pattern work on

[ana No.7525369]

i'm splattering bleach on an old graphic jumper from burton which is an xl from when i was a fat unfashionable (implying i am now) cunt, just want to see how it'll turn out

[asok1 !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7525384]

>>7525369
post pics, ive been thinking of doing this too

[ana No.7525390]

>>7525384
will tomorrow b

[Anonymous No.7525392]

>>7525353
w2c back patches?

[Anonymous No.7525413]

I'm in the process of sewing a backpatch to a denim jacket.
Also, revamping old sk8 hi's, gonna spraypaint em tomorrow. Shout out to asok1

>>7525392
crust gigs.

[c No.7525422]

>>7525355
what year is this from?

I made my first shirt from scratch (without using any patterns lol) It fits well on the shoulders but i fucked the sleeves and the length (drapes past knees) will post pictures in a sec. But my lighting situ is shit. Finished off the hood on the coat I finished off. need to do arms.

[Anonymous No.7525442]

I'm working on putting red plaid flannel sleeves on a blue denim jacket. I just can't find a jacket. I already have one but I don't want to ruin it because it was my dad's.

[c No.7525465]

>>7525442
that sounds p interesting, is there already something in the market which is similar?

[Anonymous No.7525470]

Coated a pair of jeans the other day, turned out pretty cool.

[twerk it No.7525476]

>>7525422
its from the 70s

[Anonymous No.7525478]

>>7525470
what did you coat them in

[asok1 !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7525482]

>>7525390
cool :~)
>>7525392
im gonna make mine out of some old t shirts i think
you can get them at punk/hardcore gigs and on band merch sites eg bigcartels and stuff
what band patches are you after?

>>7525413
no worries mate8

[Nigga{e} !EMraGAEm42 No.7525485]

help me out guys, trying to fix pic related, had them for over a year under my bed

should i paint in black ?
if so, black or white shoelaces ?


should i leave it like that and just use them a low beaten ?
if so, should i use black or white shoelaces ?

[Anonymous No.7525488]

>>7525478
jizz

[Anonymous No.7525493]

>>7525478
painted them with black shoe polish, then went over that with fabric wax to seal it.

[Nigga{e} !EMraGAEm42 No.7525496]

>>7525485
pic related

[asok1 !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7525497]

>>7525493
cool as fuck

[Anonymous No.7525509]

>>7525493
p.cool but they look v.similar to n&f super skinny guy black power stretch

[Anonymous No.7525512]

I wanna do some ombre, but with the dark on top not on the bottom of the shirt.
>Post some inspo if you have any?

[Anonymous No.7525542]

has anyone bought a copy of this? I've never used a sewing pattern book before but the coats on this book seem pretty sweet. For 40 bucks, should I cop? orrr any scans? that would be badass.

[Anonymous No.7525568]

might buy some studs for this, been sitting in my closet long enough.

[Anonymous No.7525587]

>>7525392
http://shop-hellsheadbangers.com/metal_Patches_black_death_thrash_grind_heavy_doom.asp

Top Tip: Wearing the patches of a band you don't like/have never heard of marks you as a complete cunt.

[Anonymous No.7525588]

>>7525568
tfw I used all of my patches on a zip up hoodie.

[Anonymous No.7525591]

>>7525493
what fabric wax did you use? otter wax? someone was saying it smells bad, i want to do this but i dont want smelly pants

[twerk it No.7525594]

>>7525542
it seems solid, but you'll have a lot of trouble with it if you've never used patterns before. coats aren't beginner projects.

[Nigga{e} !EMraGAEm42 No.7525612]

>>7525485
>>7525496

welp

[Anonymous No.7525623]

how do i make supermarket sneakers cool?

[ana No.7525645]

>>7525623
all white then paint splats maybe
depends what they look like

[Anonymous No.7525649]

>>7525591
Well the way I did it with shoe polish, that smelled way worse. I did use otter wax and it does have a smell but that's only when it's first applied. I put them in a bag and put them in a big freezer I have for a few hours to make them set. Smelled like a normal pair of jeans after this.

[Anonymous No.7525651]

>>7525645
they look like low top chucks but even worse

[Anonymous No.7525659]

>>7525651
post pic

[Anonymous No.7525680]

>>7525612
put laces in them, dip them in white or something and beat them to death

[asok1 !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7525688]

>>7525612
i dunno man, those shoes have kind of an ugly shape from what i can see in that pic, no offence
maybe try take the black tick off and see what they look like then

[Anonymous No.7525695]

>>7525649
awesome thanks

[c No.7525735]

>>7525422
It looks and feels like a fucking hospital gown. I need to cut about 4" from the bottom, maybe more. But seeing as i went at it completely blind to the process I'm fairly happy with how it fits.

[droak No.7525767]

planning to do a stencil on the back of a harrington jacket.

i have two exactly the same flannel shirts in different coloured patterns, plan to do a frankenstein with theme.

waxed pretty recently.

[droak No.7525776]

>>7525767
waxed a jacket that is lol

[Anonymous No.7526157]

>>7525735
looks pretty sweet mang, but year cut it shorter and learn how to take a decent photo

[Anonymous No.7526235]

I want to create something like this:

Seems doable.

[c No.7526299]

>>7526235
does this have any practical use or is it just for layering aesthetics

[Anonymous No.7526313]

is there any way to taper jeans? preferably from the inseam, not the outseam, as the outseam has a selvedge lining but the inseam doesn't. They're a pair of black Trivirum raws, 32X33.

[the cosmicbutt experiment !!qblBZSgYzBX No.7526318]

>>7526299
>layering aesthetics

what does that even mean

[Anonymous No.7526330]

Should I color in the contrast stitching on my converse with a black sharpie? Idk if it'll look nicw

[Anonymous No.7526325]

>>7526299
ITS A TOOL BELT

[c No.7526340]

>>7526318
surly it's pretty self explanatory? I swear like all everyone goes on about is layering and drapes. Rather than being pedantic you could've actually helped me out and answer my question : )

[twerk it No.7526342]

>>7526235
not hugely difficult. zipper applique is really easy.

>>7526299
its a fanny pack, has pockets

[Anonymous No.7526374]

So, following up the previous DIY thread. I took these navy topman shoes and spray painted them black. how do these look now?

[Anonymous No.7526377]

>>7526299

pockets for my passport and sandwich

[Anonymous No.7526389]

>>7526374
breddy gud

[Anonymous No.7526415]

I have a pair of shitty blue suede brogues from UO that I don't use very often. I also lack black shoes. Would spray painting them black be a bad idea?

[Anonymous No.7526428]

>>7526415

not at all, go ahead.

[Anonymous No.7526481]

My first 100% handmade fedora

[Anonymous No.7526542]

>>7526481
By golly!
What a wonderful article of sun protection!
It complements your hair beautifully!

[Anonymous No.7526544]

>>7526415
Go for it, dawg

Do not skimp time on the taping, though.

[Anonymous No.7526554]

>>7526542

you know, swag is for boys, class is for men and euphoria is for gentleman

[Anonymous No.7526602]

So I literally am doing this because of a dream, but anyways in the dream I had a floral vest with small dark magenta flowers and a dark purple almost black background and black back. I would like to buy one like it, but haven't found anything close enough. So one it'd be nice if I could get links to sites selling men's vests, but I'd also like patterns and fabrics to just make one if I have to. I was wearing it with dark gray pants and it seemed to go well with it, if that helps describe pattern and fabric color better.

[Anonymous No.7526614]

How could I make a pair of black faded jeans look more black?

[Anonymous No.7526626]

>>7526614
Ritz dye

[Anonymous No.7526655]

>>7526602
If your fashion dreams become a common occurrence you should go into design yo

[Anonymous No.7526692]

Where might one purchase high quality leathers online for the purposes of making a jacket?

[Anonymous No.7526737]

>>7526655
well in the dream I was exploring a Victorian mansion with a chick from my school. Can't remember if it was this one girl I spoke to once or one who I'm friends with. Either way they had a black dresses that kinda reminded me of Dick Ovens. with stacks at the waist and an asymmetrical skirt the reaches a bit the knee at the left leg and slopes up to about three fourths don't the right thigh. But I'm not interested in making it because of tfwnogf. But yeah, dream was more then the clothes but I remember looking good in what I had on. I'm sure my outfit was inspired by a combination of a frock less 11th Doctor and the fact that I was told by a grill that I look good in purple.

That being said, where to cop boots like the Doctor has?

[Anonymous No.7526965]

>>7526737
This being said I'll try to remember what people wear in my dreams and recreate it. Last night I dreamt I was in 'Nam, but we were firing chemical bomblets, so for some reason everyone had bright orange Chen suits over the jungle fatigues but then the SAS came and had smocks resembling Rhodesian camo, iirc with OD field pants.

Sorry for getting off topic, hopefully I remember some of the clothes in my dreams tonight.

[Anonymous No.7527003]

Does anyone know anything about painting on Bomber jackets? Thinking about copping a cheap second hand or milsurp MA-1 and stencilling a design on the back.

[Anonymous No.7527011]

>mfw "diy" fashion isn't putting in the effort to create a wearable garment but instead to ruin it

[Anonymous No.7527022]

>>7527011
Twerk is making a shirt. I don't see how attaching patches or painting/transferring a design onto something are 'ruining' it either.

[Anonymous No.7527030]

>>7527022
Could turn out looking like shit though

[Anonymous No.7527039]

>>7527030

if i go outside today i might get hit by a car
better stay in, that'd be safest

[Anonymous No.7527051]

>>7527039
wow, that was epic

you're a dumbass

[Anonymous No.7527055]

>>7527039
That's why I stay in all day, n-not because I have no friends

[Anonymous No.7527071]

>>7527030
By that logic all fashion design is 'ruining' a garment because it could possibly go wrong.

[Anonymous No.7527066]

can anybody give basic tips/literature/resources on how to learn to build a piece of clothing from scratch? How to patterns work in creating a garment?

[Anonymous No.7527129]

>>7527071
Can't ruin it if you made it, sure you can fuck up, but you're not ruining something already made

[Anonymous No.7527147]

>>7525344


I WAS TOLD TO COME HERE

W2C PANTS

[Anonymous No.7527166]

>>7525594
what are some beginner projects twerk? like just oversized t's or something? still haven't gotten my overlock and/or sewing machine ;__;

gonna scout the Garment District here soon tho

[Anonymous No.7527172]

>>7527147
make them

[Anonymous No.7527176]

>>7527172

W2C MAKE THEM

[Anonymous No.7527187]

>>7527176
your house

[Anonymous No.7527241]

>>7526602
Anyone got sites, patterns or fabrics?

[Anonymous No.7527297]

HOW2TECHNIQUE4PATCHINGTHINGS

[Anonymous No.7527309]

>>7527297
more pickks

[twerk it No.7527319]

>>7527066
you understand that this is something that multi-year arts degrees are based around right?

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7233348-draping
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1615167.Tailoring

>>7527166
not really, you need to know how to properly feed a machine before you start with stretch fabrics or you'll just frustrate yourself.

if you take a serious industry sewing class they don't even start you on garments, or even on fabric, they actually give you paper with lines on it and tell you to sew on the lines, then they move you to sewing muslin squares together, then they teach you things like darting and zipper applique on muslin squares, before they give you simple wovens to construct. if that sounds boring, just get a button shirt pattern and have at it, but expect to decide that it isn't really wearable :)

tbh, it might be a good idea to cop a pattern for like children's clothes so you can do a bunch of them with less fabric, and when you have something you'd actually wear if you fit into it, feel free to take a stab at whatever you like.

>>7527241
>patterns

look up costuming patterns for waistcoats

>fabric

no idea, but if you can draw or know someone who can draw it's possible to have small batches of fabric digitally printed for very little money.

>>7527297
just look up handstitching techniques, there's literally countless variations.

[Anonymous No.7527314]

How do I get into making my own clothing? I have no idea where to start

[Anonymous No.7527336]

how do I scab jeans?

[ASOKONEHUNNA-STRAIGHTFROMTHAGU(...) !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7527354]

>>7527297
i got my friend to do my patches because i am dumb male with no brain and cannot sew

took her like 5 mins

[Anonymous No.7527358]

>>7527319
you realize that there are tools who have to be taught and talented people who are willing to learn on their own?

[Anonymous No.7527359]

>>7527319
I'll look up patterns later sine I'm not home until tomorrow. And if I have to get custom fabric I might as well go for higher quality, maybe even get embroidery if I come up with good designs in the future. But yeah, I'd definitely go cheaper with earlier things, or at least not spend a shit load. Though I might still try looking for a pre-done fabric.

>implying I won't end up having my grandma help me

[Anonymous No.7527365]

>>7527354
shit ok
finna cop friends asap

[ASOKONEHUNNA-STRAIGHTFROMTHAGU(...) !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7527373]

>>7527365
good idea :~)

[Anonymous No.7527381]

>>7527365
w2c friends?

[twerk it No.7527404]

>>7527359
the printing i'm talking about is digital, which is incredibly high fidelity and has allowed prints to be done with very small minimums, whereas you used to have to buy a lot of yardage if you wanted custom prints. if you're considering embroidery, it's going to be a lot more expensive and a lot of places will expect you to buy hundreds or thousands of yards; if not, they're doing it on these small machines that are really only for embroidering patches, not whole bolts.

if you're hard fucking core you could research woodblock printing, where you literally carve a stamp and stamp across a fabric.

[Anonymous No.7527424]

>>7527404
Well if I did embroidery it'd only be for something after I get good and when I save up money to do it. Hell if I feel real daring I might even try bullion embroidery.

Woodblock sounds interesting I think I'll look into it.

[Anonymous No.7527460]

>>7527424
Duck, I'm sitting here talking about fashion design when I want to join the Army and attain a high officer rank. Guess I could do both and maybe end up designing a good dress uniform.

[twerk it No.7527471]

>>7527467
quack

[Anonymous No.7527467]

>>7527460
>duck
Thanks, auto-correct.

[Anonymous No.7527616]

>>7527471
Its too bad /fa/ probably won't like most things I'm thinking of designing because its not all goofnigga.

Also i can't draw for shit so I'd end up needing to ask my sister to do drawings for woodblock or embroidery.

[twerk it No.7527635]

>>7527616

[Anonymous No.7527654]

>>7527635
What kind of flower is small dark magenta and grows on vines? Well all I know is it looked kinda like rows of flowers on vines going vertically down the vest. Not quite stripes of flowers, I'm sure you get what I mean.

But anyways that vest looks nice.

tbh, the look I'm describing is probably very MFA, but unlike them it won't be uninspired crap. Or at least I hope not

>inb4 turns out fuccboish

[Anonymous No.7527665]

>>7525493
can you wash them normally after that?

[Anonymous No.7527659]

>>7527654
Also w2c vest you posted

[twerk it No.7527668]

>>7527654
mfa (and effay, let's be honest) is what happens when you're approaching clothing the same way you skill up an rpg character or collect achievements, it's a failure of mindset and not of personal style. if you want to cosplay a 19th century dandy 24/7, that's actually awesome and you should put in werk to get it together.

[droak No.7527684]

>>7527616
>won't like
not everyone on this board likes the same stuff!

>i can't draw for shit
then it is time to learn!

[Anonymous No.7527679]

Painted a boring bag white and spray painted. The tree looking thing is a pic a friend drew for me.
>tfw when paint chips fall off
A good feel

[Anonymous No.7527695]

>>7527668
Thing is I wasn't to find a way to transition from 19th century dandy to military inspired stuff including dressier uniform items. I'm sure I could do it I just need more tie and money towards it, was thinking of getting some surplus to wear. More basic stuff, solid shirts and pants maybe some camp and jackets. After that I'll go more towards Victorian clothing.

[Anonymous No.7527708]

I bleach dyed an effay as fuck north face long sleeve t and it's my favorite piece of clothing to wear
swirl pattern
I think I forgot it at home for my vakay on accident tho =(

[Anonymous No.7527727]

>>7527695
>wasn't
want*

[ASOKONEHUNNA-STRAIGHTFROMTHAGU(...) !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7527737]

>>7527679
cool as fuck
>>7527708
did the bleach do anything to the fabric? i was going to do the same to a sweater but im worried it will destroy it

[Anonymous No.7527758]

>>7527737
no but you can't use straight bleach
you have to mix some water into it before applying or it'll burn tiny holes
just practice on a cheap black shirt first

[Anonymous No.7527772]

>>7527737
Not that guy, but remember that the longer you dip it the brighter it will become (duh), but if you rinse too much after you dip it'll be darker. You can fuck around with it. I've made a few and personally it's a hit or miss.

[Anonymous No.7527806]

>>7527319
>pattern

I have no idea what a pattern is, google says its like a illustrated sewing instructions, so basically it's just to sorta teach you how to sew? Btw thanks twerk you helped me in this DIY Thread and the last one ily

pls b in nyc

[twerk it No.7527832]

>>7527806
it's not an instructional, it's the pieces that you cut from the fabric itself and sew together.

[Anonymous No.7527871]

>>7527832
Ohhhhhhhhh it all makes sense now. Alright yeah i'll buy some patterns and do that.

THANKS

[Anonymous No.7527922]

>>7527695
I'd start an inspo thread for this stuff, but I'm on mobile so if someone else could that'd be great

[twerk it No.7527934]

>>7527922
fyi im dropping goth ninja and going gothic ouji for 2014

[Anonymous No.7527957]

>>7525735
crop it, give it an iron and I reckon that'd look sick.

[Anonymous No.7527994]

>>7527934
>TFW no qt3.14159 gf to have wear Victorian and military chic with me

Also looking into lunarcore

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.7527995]

>>7527934
ok give me ur ann sweater then pls

[twerk it No.7528018]

>>7527994
i bet theres like neovictorian conventions you can go to and find a qt @

>>7527995
no ann demeulemeester is perfect for this look

[sportpoorninja !!4QmyCuCXkRR No.7528063]

Had a bash at drips for a m8s xmas


Could probs do with another coat

[turnleft !!t/GvfGACpW7 No.7528080]

>>7528063
sick af duvet

[trunks !!SE08Bv/gZZR No.7528081]

>>7528063
are those all saints

[Anonymous No.7528083]

>>7528063
where'd you get that blanket?

[Anonymous No.7528091]

>>7528063
what happens when u stand on the ground with them?

[sportpoorninja !!4QmyCuCXkRR No.7528092]

>>7528080

Only reason I posted the pic :L

>>7528081

Yeah they were lying around doing fuck all so i thought i'd play around with them

>>7528083

Primark lel

[Anonymous No.7528102]

>>7528063
looks like cake frosting lol

[sportpoorninja !!4QmyCuCXkRR No.7528120]

>>7528091

Dunno yet

Hopefully they'll shape up a bit better after i've applied a second coat

[6BoxxyTum=>6BoxxyTum No.7528161]

i painted shitty tom hilf gats with white oil paint
waiting to dry, then applying gesso

[Anonymous No.7528225]

>>7528018
Guess that could work. Seems I have more motivation to do this now

[Anonymous No.7528482]

My grandma has an old singer like in the op should I use it to make Victorian clothes if it works or use a modern machine?

[c No.7530475]

>>7528482
if it works and u get it for free give it a spin. I dunno what they're like tho but I guess it'd be fun to play with.

>>7528161
post pics?

[twerk it No.7530506]

>>7528482
get a tech to look at it, but if it's serviceable then the old singers are great machines.

[Anonymous No.7530520]

>>7526325
for tools only
WOW
INCOMING CALL FROM ICELAND
TRULY U GOT SRULI #RECHT

[Anonymous No.7530618]

>>7530506
I think it just needs a new belt

[Anonymous No.7530680]

>>7525493
W2c those shoes/ what are they called?

[Anonymous No.7530700]

>>7530680
r u srs

[Anonymous No.7530710]

Its easy to make your own clothes? I mean, i know there are books for that but having the books and the seeing machine, so, someone who barely knows something about making clothes can make at least a pair of jeans? Is it cheaper than actually buying a pair?

pls respond

[Anonymous No.7530718]

>>7526330
are you 12?

[droak No.7530724]

>>7530710
no it isn't easy

in the long run it will probably be cheaper, but you have to learn and it will take long time before stuff looks decent.

[Anonymous No.7530732]

I have a mediocre sewing machine that I'm not too familiar with but willing to learn to use

How can I shorten the length of a pair of pants?

[Anonymous No.7530736]

>>7527066
my grandma says there are books for that, like catalogues with cuts and builds, just like an ikea manual but for clothes, just read it look at the images and follow the instructions, I've never seen one but my grandma studied clothing (i don't know how to say the actual thing in English) and she used to make tees and coats and shit like that

[Anonymous No.7530739]

>>7530680
raf jordan bred 2s

[Anonymous No.7530740]

>>7530506
twerk I have been looking for industrial sewing classes for a while and I finally enrolled at some place but I found out it's for home sewing not industrial

should I just drop it? That is probably stuff my mom could show me.

[Anonymous No.7530743]

made some scab jawnz

knicked myself a few times while fraying them

[Anonymous No.7530746]

>>7530724
I'm interested in doing it too, though I only just started actually paying attention to clothing around april or may when I started browsing. I don't even know how to dress myself so it's so far off but herrurst and twerk make me want to learn anyways.

[Anonymous No.7530751]

>>7530724
so, if i study and learn from my grandma who used to male clothes, can i make a simple tee in a matter of months? I'm really good at making crafts and drawing i dunno if that helps

tell us anon, do you make your own clothes

[twerk it No.7530763]

>>7530710
depends on what you're making. jeans require a couple of moderately difficult techniques.

>>7530740
it's up to you. the thing is that i can tell you with fair certainly exactly what you'll learn in a class taught by an industry seamster because the techniques are fairly standardized. home sewers come up with a lot of work arounds and i can't guess what they might teach you.

>>7530751
yeah, i don't see why not.

[Anonymous No.7530774]

I've made a few pairs of skinny jorts. Youu have to cuff them on your own. I also took a pair of mediocre super skinnies and blew the knees out.

pic related

[Anonymous No.7530781]

>>7530743
What did you do?

[Anonymous No.7530792]

>>7530763
Would regular trousers need the same tricks and shit as jeans?

[twerk it No.7530809]

>>7530792
the only real difference in terms of construction is seam dominance and whether the seat is shaped with a yoke or darting, and you can even use them interchangeably anyway, i've had jeans built like trousers.

[Anonymous No.7530819]

>>7530781
took a knife scratching at them to fray them, used some sandpaper to fray them and even out some of the cuts

then i cut patches out of them and hand sewed them over/layered under the jawnz

[Anonymous No.7530875]

>>7530809
Alright well I'm thinking I'll make the trousers to go with my vest if I can't find any that look like what they should

[Anonymous No.7530971]

also sewed GY!BE patches onto my old cheap monday jacket

1/2

[Anonymous No.7530978]

>>7530971
2/2

[Anonymous No.7530985]

>>7530743
>>7530819
looks like shit and terribly manufactured
i bet you dont even listen to crust, fag

[Anonymous No.7530994]

>>7530985
fuck off meep

[Anonymous No.7531000]

Are DIY CCP drips /fa/?

[Anonymous No.7531007]

>>7531000
no

[Anonymous No.7531022]

>>7531007
Are you sure?

Maybe they look better in natural light.

[poet !!/szoQLS9DbM No.7531020]

>>7531000
this guy again lol

[Anonymous No.7531024]

>>7531020
It's getting old, an0

[mammo No.7531028]

>>7527654
those are hydrangeas homie

[Anonymous No.7531029]

>>7530985
something like this would be better, especially on a anime board..

[Polo !GreenBkUvA No.7531031]

>>7530985
>>>/mu/

[poet !!/szoQLS9DbM No.7531032]

>>7531024
an0's a fag

[poet !!/szoQLS9DbM No.7531041]

pass it on

[Anonymous No.7531049]

>>7530985
damn, rekt

[Anonymous No.7531063]

>>7531028
Nah they were individual flowers with like a bulbous shape

[Anonymous No.7531064]

I've made 2 pairs of diy sneakers and I do more random day shit every day but no pics on me :^(
My snapchat is flumesplats if you wanna see stuff, they're on my story

[Anonymous No.7531057]

>>7531049
nah

nobody cares about what a school shooter has to say

[Anonymous No.7531072]

>>7531029
>those trousers
cancer

[Anonymous No.7531076]

>>7531029
im not a fan of the
"my mom glued these on last night" look
>>7531031
;))))
>>7530971
>>7530978
debating whether or not i should take pics of my vest to put you to shame x2 fag
#updap0nx

[Anonymous No.7531083]

>>7531076
take pics of the vest bby ;)

[Anonymous No.7531097]

>>7531057
o fuk, counter rekt
pls stop cant even handl

[Anonymous No.7531111]

>>7525344
togas are going to be in this summer in a big way, I'm currently getting ready to be ahead of the curve

[Anonymous No.7531163]

Here's a ombre nato strap that I spray painted. What do you guys think?

[Anonymous No.7531180]

>>7531083
i forgot how basic it is
but i remembered i buried one for ~5 months and barely it made it out intact
>>7531163
blend that one patch in it and itll be hella dope

[Anonymous No.7531201]

>>7531180
why do you do that to your clothes

[Anonymous No.7531230]

>>7531180
meep; fuck off

[Anonymous No.7531246]

>>7531201
bc im bored and it takes up a lot of time/i like stringy and decomposed textures
ive toned it down a whole lot tho, the gf isnt too fond of it

[Anonymous No.7531334]

>>7531246
>dating a fuccgurl
>2014
Shig

[Anonymous No.7531545]

>>7531076
How2make classygentlemancore?

[Anonymous No.7531824]

How can I go about printing this on a shirt/jacket?

[Anonymous No.7531847]

>>7530985
>punch
>crust
lmao

[Anonymous No.7531851]

>>7531824
that looks bad, but you could hand paint it on a leather jacket.

[Anonymous No.7531893]

>>7530985
>actually listening to crust

lmao literally crying rn
prayin 4 ur taste lil nigga

[Anonymous No.7532019]

bump

[Anonymous No.7532447]

Can someone start a Victorian inspo thread pls I'm not home yet

[Anonymous No.7532489]

I bleach-splashed an old baggy as gradient I have. looks great with raws and black shoes.

speaking of which I painted my jordan hi-tops when they got dingy, look effay as fuck

[c No.7532504]

>>7532489
post pics of shoes

shirt looks like a painters shirt. Did you do gradient?

[Anonymous No.7532508]

>>7532489
nice arms, weakling

[Anonymous No.7532581]

>>7531163

cool idea, but the gradient is a little too chunky

[Anonymous No.7532630]

>>7532508
/fit/, pls

[Anonymous No.7533099]

>>7532489
shirt looks like shit
post shoes maybe?

[Anonymous No.7533465]

Bumo

[Anonymous No.7533483]

>>7532508
>>7532508

I'm sure youre a dyel-mode faggot that uses their momentum when they curl 80 lbs

do you even bad camera angle.

[Anonymous No.7533929]

>>7525496
Fucking ugly

[flood No.7534093]

ive been dying to make a mylar-looking jacket, a gold and silver one. i might just use silver satin, and use pockets of gold mylar on sleeves and such. AA makes a good silve satin night jacket.


im dying to silk print tshirts but fuck idk how. tripsk made a post on it but i forgot..

also how shitty is polyester to use for T's? i use AA t's for tie dye, and paint, idk how they feel tho

>i broke my dominant hand so its just me, cartoons and my garden ;___;7

[Anonymous No.7534278]

>>7531022
these are cool
i like the extra fabric

[Anonymous No.7534295]

>>7533483
your shoulders are nice

what is your workout

[Anonymous No.7534328]

>>7531163
dope af

[Anonymous No.7534511]

>>7534278
>extra fabric
lol no i think this nigga actually tied the shoes and then slid the tongue out from under the entire lace situation and then tied the tongue back over the laces. imagine how uncomfortable thatd be to wear. not to mention having a weird fake uneven sole and not the cheap mass produced goodness that is converse

[Anonymous No.7534721]

>>7533483

dat squishy undefined bicep

[Anonymous No.7534923]

Making some quick sketches of the victorian outfit I described, or at least as close as I can remember. Oh well, I'm sure if I make one I'll make more and it can end up interchangeable.

I'll scan and upload once I finish, gonna sketch other stuff, but I'm sure you'll be able to tell which is the one I'm focusing on

[Anonymous No.7535316]

>>7531824
make a stencil, tape it down, hand paint. or use spray paint if you want that look. shits easy yo.

[Anonymous No.7535505]

>>7532489
I just dip dyed my own gradient tee today. Just black and white. Stitching stayed white on top, not sure if I like it. Overall it cost me about $4.

[Anonymous No.7535731]

i have been wanting to design an ouroboros to embroider on the back of this denim trucker jacket i have. but i am also taking a tshirt printing class this quarter but thats probably going to be some basic ass silk screening.

[Anonymous No.7535738]

>>7535505
you did a good job, others on this board have fucked this up badly and wouldnt even ackknowlege it lol

[Anonymous No.7535742]

>>7535505
looks nice

[fag No.7535745]

>>7535505
looks good bro, wonder why the thread wouldn't dye tho

[Anonymous No.7535765]

>>7534923
Great, my scanner isn't working.

Guess I'll post it tomorrow then

[Anonymous No.7535847]

>>7535742
>>7535738
Thanks guys :^)
>>7535745
Maybe its coated in something? I don't mind the neck and sleeves, it actually looks kinda cool. But there are some going on top of the shoulder that I don't like. Probably just color it in with a sharpie.

[Anonymous No.7535849]

>>7530743
Looks like shit

[Anonymous No.7535908]

>>7530763
Twerk it
Just got into sewing.
I just finished my first "two creations"
Super sloppy, but im proud.
I tapered these jawnz and added a patch.
I then made a cool tee shirt from this old turtle neck i had.

Pic is patch i used.

[Anonymous No.7538211]

So I revamped my old sk8 hi's.

Pic related is before

[Anonymous No.7538215]

>>7538211

After 1/3

[Anonymous No.7538223]

>>7538211
>>7538215

Pretty dark but fuck it.
After 2/3

[Anonymous No.7538229]

>>7538211
>>7538215
>>7538223

After 3/3

I just went at em with matte black spraypaint.
Taped of the bottom half of the outsole to get a low profile'ish outsole. Pretty happy with 'em right now.
Any thoughts/comments?

[Anonymous No.7538243]

>>7538229
looked better before tbh.
the checker pattern is still visible and looks retarded now

[Anonymous No.7538247]

>>7538243

That's because of the flash.
In regular light, they're not visible at all.
See 2/3.

[Anonymous No.7538253]

>>7538247
ok

[Anonymous No.7538275]

Was inspired by this look, but i didn't care for the zipper, so i cut an old sweater on both sides. Sewed the cut together at the top, so it won't rip even more.
Worked out pretty decent.

[Anonymous No.7538299]

>>7538275

[c No.7538307]

>>7535847
>>7535745

the thread that was used to sew the item, might be polyester and won't take the dye at all, leaving the original color. Great job on the fade though. What technique did you use?

[Anonymous No.7538328]

>>7538299
Dear lord that's a horrible sized hoodie

[Anonymous No.7538345]

>>7538328
Yeah, it's pretty old and washed out.

[Anonymous No.7539282]

Would pic related look good on the back of a green khaki military jacket?

[Anonymous No.7539355]

My mom has been working on this coat/cloak type thing for a while. what do you guys think

[Anonymous No.7539965]

>>7535765
Alright, here it is, tell me how shit I am

[Anonymous No.7539975]

>>7539355
need better picture
this one confuses my eyes

[Anonymous No.7539981]

someone have the pic of a guy who painted in black spray an old pair of Sk8 Hi's? Damn that looked nice.

[Anonymous No.7539998]

>>7525496
jus buy a different pair of shoes dude

[Anonymous No.7540418]

Any feedback?

[Anonymous No.7540453]

>>7539355
looks like she needs to work on for a lot more of a while.

[Anonymous No.7540554]

>>7539355
The fuck is she trying to make?

>>7539965
Also requesting feedback on this pls.

[Anonymous No.7540619]

>>7525442
you could probably thrift a levis jacket

[Anonymous No.7540732]

>>7526235

[Anonymous No.7540765]

>>7526235
>>7540732

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7541282]

bump
thinking of putting this patch on this old sweater, what do you guys think? i feel like it would work a bit better if the sweater was black or grey

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7541292]

>>7541282

[6BoxxyTum=>6BoxxyTum No.7541305]

>>7538299
your hoodies ripped m8

[Anonymous No.7541328]

yesterday i tried dying a purple hoodie black

but it's still the same shade of purple

diy

not even once

[Anonymous No.7541356]

>>7541282
cool idea and band

[Anonymous No.7541375]

>>7541282
fucking pageninetynine. good shit dude

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7541652]

doing it now
black seemed like a pretty safe colour to use for the stitching
first time sewing tbh and it's kinda difficult

[6BoxxyTum=>6BoxxyTum No.7541714]

[6BoxxyTum=>6BoxxyTum No.7541759]

>>7541714

[6BoxxyTum=>6BoxxyTum No.7541778]

>>7541759

[6BoxxyTum=>6BoxxyTum No.7541789]

>>7541778

[Anonymous No.7541832]

>>7528063
Are those sheets CdG?

[Anonymous No.7542129]

>>7539965
Any feedback guys? I want to get some input before putting time into making this

[Anonymous No.7542181]

Would spray painting roshe runs be smart or would the paint be weird? I have no experience with spray painting shoes.

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7542184]

>>7542181
i dont think it would work because they are made out of that meshy-like material

[Anonymous No.7542188]

how2make my own patches?

[Anonymous No.7542195]

>>7542184
Okay thanks, I have a pair of black ones though and the blacks not really that dark so does anyone know a way i could make them a deeper black?

[Anonymous No.7542205]

>>7539965
>>7540418
>>7540554
>>7542129

lol are you fucking 8 or something

[Anonymous No.7542210]

>>7542205
I can't draw for shit, if that's what you mean

[Anonymous No.7542213]

>>7542188
Buy some canvas/fabric
Screenprint/paint/draw your design on it
And you're done

[Anonymous No.7542395]

Anybody have any experience adding platforms to sneakers?

I've got an old pair of chucks I want to convert to ridiculous platforms, possibly sloped so I can actually walk in them. What's the best way to go about this and have reasonably durable soles that don't look like absolute shit?

[Anonymous No.7542442]

>>7538307
wait about 15 minutes and pull it out a few inches. repeat the process for as long as you want. more you do it, more fade you get. also add a tiny bit more of the dye as you do this.

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7542490]

>>7539282
could look cool as fuck, i think it would look raw in b&w though. good taste btw, haven't heard that album in ages and you reminded me to listen to it

[Anonymous No.7542568]

>>7531029
that is dumb as shit

[Anonymous No.7542810]

Anyone have anything on that guy who made his own mmm x converse?

[x No.7543493]

>>7525496
Dude paint em white. It'll look rad af after, sorta similar to Common Projects. :)
>>7525651
I got these $5 from Kmart and painted em off-white. Look pre sick - you should do the same x
>>7526374
Much better bruh :^) well done
>>7527679
That looks rad. Imma look for an old bag to try this on. Gotta get my spray paint on, brushes are annoying me atm.
>>7530732
Fold up to the desired height, then pin through the fabric. Turn the pants inside out and repin from the inside (so the pins heads are on the inside-out of hte pant). Sew along the upper seam. Cut excess off. Finito. That's a lazy man's method but it'll work nice and good for ya :v)
>>7531000
Yez :)
>>7541832
Heheh had a giggle

Sidenote, where are all these new trips/nontrips from?
Also, I've a new jacket to toy with. Will post pick in a sec..

[Anonymous No.7543508]

>>7543493
god damn that shirt, ugh.

[x No.7543509]

Front of jacket. Sorry if photo's a big size - uploading from new phone and am uncoordinated as hell on it.
x

[x No.7543511]

>>7543508
:^) Made it myself heh. Get differing opinions on it from everyone.

[Anonymous No.7543516]

>>7525588
not enough fa guys have good music taste
i like wearing band shirts but i feel like an ass bragging about my music taste via band shirts/patches

[Anonymous No.7544302]

>>7543516
My problem is that none of the bands I like make patches, or have a logo that could be a cool patch.

Best I could do would be Filth from Swans, but that is becoming as played out as Unknown Pleasures.

[Anonymous No.7544328]

>>7544302
please don't do that, that album is overrated as shit too

[Anonymous No.7544705]

I just get this leather pieces I already have done some bracelets but i don't know what to do next

[Anonymous No.7545443]

>>7542810
anyone? I was gonna try it myself

[Anonymous No.7545876]

Thinking of getting into woodblock printing, use some feudal Japanese and medieval European styles, what garments would be good for either? Thinking of maybe making some ties with prints to start off with

[Anonymous No.7545898]

>>7542490
great idea man. I made pic related, which one looks better?

[afap ricky !!A1wyfRTYzVI No.7546057]

would it be possible do dye my timberlands black? i love the look of the matte black ones, but there's no way i'm buying a second pair

[Anonymous No.7546254]

>>7546057
>timberlands

Negro pls go

[Anonymous No.7546374]

>>7530985
Punch is dope.

[Anonymous No.7546487]

>>7525649
Any idea what other wax could to the trick? Cause i cant buy otter wax where i live.

[Anonymous No.7546604]

so i bought this shirt from the thrift store and it basicly seems like someone has painted a square of white house paint onto it
i was thinking of drawing/painting onto it what pains should i use do you think?
or is it effay as it is, it sorta looks cool

[Anonymous No.7546611]

>>7546604
great as it is, dont fuck it up

[asokone !YCy9b1o.Rs No.7546612]

>>7545898
idk dude, i think the one i made would probably be easier to screenprint but they both will look cool as fuck

[Anonymous No.7546620]

>>7546604
dicks

[Anonymous No.7546659]

>>7546487
I think any fabric wax would work, you just need something to seal the polish.

[Anonymous No.7546661]

>>7546620
dunno what you mean?

[Anonymous No.7546688]

>>7546057
Go to a cobbler/shoe repair store and buy black leather dye. Apply coats until you're satisfied.

[pizza-smith No.7546702]

>>7538299
looks fucking horrible

you need to hem it
>>7539355
back to sesame street
>>7539965
>>>/cgl/
>>7541282
yes black or gray, i hate that color orange
>>7541714
bad bad
>>7543493
u wot m8 oi il hok u in da gaba kunt
>>7546604
no

[Anonymous No.7546714]

>>7546702
Be honest, are you telling me to go to cgl because they'll be helpful, or is it you telling me I'm a retard.

[pizza-smith No.7546725]

>>7546714
telling you you're a retard

[Anonymous No.7546731]

>>7546725
Thx, m8. Be sure to remember that

[pizza-smith No.7546746]

>>7546731
dont take it personally dog

[Anonymous No.7546750]

>>7546702
post a fit fuccboi

[Anonymous No.7546762]

>>7546746
Nah, I'm shit at drawing, and would probably wear it once anyways, and probably look retarded doing so.

Still want to make it, but w/e

[Anonymous No.7546778]

>>7546762
make it, its good practice

[pizza-smith No.7546807]

>>7546750
why would i need to

i gave solid advice to everyone on that post, tell me which one you were and why you are mad

[pizza-smith No.7546817]

>>7546762
nah i was just calling you retarded because you posted a victorian drawing

if it makes you feel better i didnt even look at it
follow your dreams

[Anonymous No.7546823]

>>7546807
>back to sesame street
>bad bad
>u wot m8 oi il hok u in da gaba kunt

> solid advice

yeah no, talk shit, post a fit

[pizza-smith No.7546835]

>>7546823
>back to sesame street
he looks like the count
>bad bad
he spraypainted pumas dude
>u wot m8 oi
i was joking about his chav fit

fucking hell youre an idiot

[Anonymous No.7546939]

>>7546817
I will m8

[Anonymous No.7547068]

Anyone here got some DIY infographics? /fa/ related ofcourse

[Anonymous No.7547124]

>>7547068
relating to this post

Anons, how hard is it to get into DIY? How much money and time does it require before you can actually make something simple? I was also thinking about learning how to knit (wanna make my own perfect gloves, a sweater, a beanie and a scarf), is knitting hard /fa/?

[pizza-smith No.7547478]

>>7547124
dude just use your imagination jesus christ

you can write words
make patches
draw stuff
rip stuff
sew stuff
paint stuff
dye stuff

just imagine

[Anonymous No.7547672]

>>7547478

yes but all that requires learning, how long does it approximately take one to learn all those techniques?

[Anonymous No.7547795]

>>7547672
write using a sharpie or a paint pen
sketch a patch and google how to hand sew
draw using sharpie or a paint pen
rip your stuff using your hands or scissors
hand sew it back together
paint using acrylic/oil paints on your clothes
dye stuff using rit dye

do you see what im getting at

just look at designer clothing/other DIY clothing for inspiration and use your imagination to create anything you want

[Anonymous No.7549152]

I think I'm gonna make a new thread when this one 404's. Anyone care?

[Anonymous No.7549222]

>>7549152
I'd like to see that