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Hey Guys, DiY thread.

>> No.7666183
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7666183

Made Joggers, went to school in em today got a lot of complements.
I just need a sewing machine

>> No.7666214

>>7666183
post fit

>> No.7666257
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7666257

Not that DIY, but I bought the patch and jacket separately.

>> No.7666349

>>7666214
No full sized mirrors to post my fits. :(

>> No.7667208

Any advice on tapering jeans, often when im tapering jeans i get a small bulge in between where the natural cut of the jean is and what im tapering.

>> No.7667237

>>7666257
are you tucking a tshirt into jeans?
dude....

>> No.7667274
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7667274

I just did this tonight please be gentle its my first time

>> No.7667302

>>7667274
How did you do it?
Looks pretty sick

>> No.7667316

>>7667302
I just got a cheap black shirt and dip dyed it in bleach the hardest part was making sure that the bleach didnt splash when id put more in

>> No.7667342

>>7667316
how much bleach?

too much bleach kills clothes m8

>> No.7667354

>>7667342
I'm not sure i didn't measure i feel dumb now
It was about 50% i guess next time ill actually take measurements haha

>> No.7667399

>>7666257
Where do you buy patches from?

Googling always sends me to shit tier sites and ebay is barren as fuck.

Digging the jacket m8 but fuck tucking in your shirt. Get a nice belt.

>> No.7667729

>>7667274
this is cleannn dude.
>>7667208
get an ideal pair of jeans in your closet.
get pen.
sketch outline of pants onto the jeans youre tapering.
sew.

make sure the jeans youre tapering are insideout ofc.

>> No.7667975

>>7666183
what kind of shirt would you wear with this

>> No.7667994

>>7667975
>what kind of shirt would you wear with this
a cool one.

[::[__]::]
[+[__]::]
it's a DS :)

>> No.7668007

>>7667994
Dr mario go shove a pill up your ass

>> No.7668062
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7668062

>>7668007
DS has a plus shape on the right side.
______
[::[__]::]
[+[__]+]
¯¯¯¯¯¯

>> No.7668079

>>7666183
Did you use sweatshirt sleeves?

>> No.7668086

>>7668062
take that shit back to /v/

reported

>> No.7668099

>>7668079
yeah

>> No.7668110

>>7667237

That's my cozy around the house t shirt

>>7667399

thecheapplace.com has a lot of cool biker patches. Most are $20 for one the size I got.

>> No.7668131

>>7666257
that would look better on me

>> No.7668158
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7668158

>>7666257
I have a varsity jacket just like this, but with this logo on the back. How can I dye it and only that part (so I can keep the white stripes in the wrists and waist)? What dyes would you guys recommend?

>> No.7668155

>>7668131

sorry

>> No.7668168

>>7668158
Fabric wax

>> No.7668228

>>7668168
won't the wax make it smell/look different?

>> No.7668418

>>7668228
smell depends. look yes.

>> No.7669662
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7669662

i like how it looks, plus it's pretty useful if I choose not to paint it.
good or bad idea?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sRFfftVgZE

>> No.7670906

>>7669662
eww terrible idea

>> No.7670913

>>7666183
fucking awful palette m8

>> No.7670934

>>7669662
looks cool tbh, i'd mix up the colors though, like,

black/white
navy blue/ dark green
etc

>> No.7673375

>>7668158
bump for other methods

>> No.7673535
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7673535

hey /fa/ I'm finna print some designs I cooked up on some shirts. Maybe some of you guys have experience with this, what is the dopest brand to cop black/white blank t's from.
pic related (my setup)

>> No.7673552
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7673552

>>7673535 pic fckd up.

>> No.7673562

>>7673535
>having a foot fetish

>> No.7673595

>>7673562
;)

>> No.7673597

>>7666183
w2c pants like those?

>> No.7673610

>>7668158
Fine grain sand paper over the area. If it's leather or anything that can scuff, I wouldn't recommend it.

>> No.7673626

>>7669662
Dope idea, but don't do mustard yellow please.
Pick a color that doesn't look autistic.

>> No.7673668

>>7669662
meh idea

>> No.7673774

>>7673610
is this for real?

>> No.7673904

>>7673597
well these are just my 511's with the cuffs of an old sweater i had laying around.

The type of pants i made are called joggers. They can run from $30 - $70

>> No.7673954

>>7673535
did you make this setup yourself or nah?

i wanna start printing shirts soon, but i dont wanna drop 200 for a kit.

>> No.7674114

>>7673954
bump.
>interested

>> No.7674215

>>7673904
nice thanks man, looks really good btw

>> No.7674406

>>7674215
aw :') glad someone here likes them

>> No.7674672

>>7674114
sorry for late reply. but naah I dropped the $$$ On a kit. you could totally make this with like shit from home depot for much cheaper though if you want to go totally diy. it's like 2 peices of metal with a shock in the middle.

>> No.7674682

>>7673954
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ledCasQgKJQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Heres cheap homemade setup

>> No.7674699

i just bought a sewing machine!

what are good tutorials to learn how to sew?

>> No.7674729

>>7674699
http://www.youtube.com/user/styledbychris
this guy has a lot of tuts. i learned from him

>> No.7677237

>>7669662
uhh. depends man. what shoes

>> No.7677250

>>7674699
Ask your mum

>> No.7677465

>>7673552
Nice setup. Are you exposing screens in house?

>> No.7677512

>>7673954
If you wanna be super cheap, my old man used to print poster stock on a table with a 2x4 C-clamped to the table and two door hinges attached btwn 2x4 and wooden screen. He used to do 300+ multicolored prints this way.

>> No.7677692
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7677692

I just got a vintage singer sewing machine, any ideas what i could do with it?

>> No.7677727

>>7667274
this looks super nice

>>7677692
sew clothes. start off with really easy stuff like pillowcases and t-shirts to get used to it then move on to more complex things. also that shirt looks like absolute shit, idk why you guys do the ripped thing, it's awful.

>> No.7677869

>>7677692
howd you do that to your shirt?
whats it called is there any tut

>> No.7678535

>>7677869
bump

>> No.7678551
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7678551

Yo so I got these red PF flyers. Should I/ how should I, spray paint them white to achieve that chipped affect

>> No.7678563

>>7678551

I don't think spray paint would do that

You can try dipping them in latex / rubber of the same colour though might be cool

>> No.7678573

>>7678551
i think just paint then wth acrylic but i dunno

>> No.7678568

>>7678551
spraypaint them and then sprinkle acetone everywhere.your red may run though. but try it.

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7678585

>>7678563
>>7678568
In trying to achieve the effect talked abut here. Where the paint begins to chip and you can start to see the red

>> No.7678595

>>7678585

I don't think spray paint chips, spray paint is like permanent as fuck or something isn't it? I'd think it'll just make your shoes white for good with no chipping

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>>7678585

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>>7678585
itll crack as you paint.
buy that nailpolish that cracks. buy likee. 3 bottles.

>> No.7678633
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>> No.7678753

>>7678607
>>7678633
This shit^


So Acrllyc paint is best? Should I en Bother trying?

>> No.7679615

>>7678633
Want to do this. How many layers did you put on them?

>> No.7679769

>>7678585
don't use spray for that

>> No.7679797

>>7678618
why do you want ugly nails?

>> No.7679825

>>7677869
step 1: Dont do this to your shirt.

>> No.7679948

>>7679825
im doing it to my pants so

>> No.7680303

>>7679797
for muh crackles

>> No.7680987

>>7678753
do it. if you dont like. rubbing alcohol.

>> No.7681277

Whoever is looking for the paint chipping effect coined with MMM garments, I'll say it like I do in DIY threads very often:
The paint that the maison uses is gesso. It's a very cheap paint (surprisingly) that has a very particularly dried characteristic to it. Other paints could work fine, but if you're looking for a result as close to a Margiela piece as possible, use gesso.

Fabric paint mixed with Paris chalk will give a similar effect with faster wear.

At any point if you want to permanently "pause" the amount of wear, coat your garment in a clear finish.

>> No.7681312

>>7666257
lol dude that's that angel cola varsity jacket from amazon, i have the same one, me mum got it for me for crimbo

looks awesome but feels like shit

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7682603

>>7679825
but it looks good sometimes with perfect lighting and the right footwear and pants

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7682788

Dip dye attempt no.2
this time with black
Spilled some color on the white part, maybe i will try and put the upper half in bleach

>> No.7682829

>>7682788
looks sick bruh, what sort of dye you using?

>> No.7682850

>>7682829
black textile color
you are supposed to put it in the washing machine, but it can darken the rubber (in the machine) for a short time and my flatmate would freak out if that happened.
so i just use hot water and a bucket

>> No.7682933

>>7682788

Fuckin' nice.

>> No.7682937

>>7673535
I really like the fabric and fit in the slim alternative apparel. the same ones they use @ teeturtle

>> No.7683099

>>7666257
looks p gud mang

>> No.7683311

>>7667274
I think the red is a bit too bright and the transit could also probably benefit from being ever so sligthly longer, otherwise, nice.

>> No.7684581
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7684581

Made my own dip dye denim shirt what do you think guys?

>> No.7684595

>>7684581
woah
did you use bleach?

>> No.7684613

>>7684595
yeah, just put the bleach in a bucket and hung the shirt and let it sit in there, I used 100% bleach so it tore a bit from the sleeves but I can sew thankfully. The right side came out a little uneven but it's only bothered my so far.

>> No.7684621

>>7684613
>>7684595
*me
fuck

>> No.7684622

>>7684581
r u theo london

>> No.7684642

>>7684622
no, but I like his song Humdrum Town. I listened to it like last week and I just got around to finding it again.

>> No.7685435
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7685435

I thrifted this jacket a few weeks ago thinking that everything fit perfectly. After looking at it a little longer I realized I'm a little unhappy with how the waist looks. I want to bring it in maybe a half inch. I can tailor it myself but since it's a single vented jacket it'll be a pain. Should I go ahead and take the time or does it look fine?
Also, the buttons are some sort of military symbol so I want to replace them with either black or gold.
Suggestions pls.

>> No.7685515

What happened to the guy who was gonna use acrylic paint to splatter paint the German flag colors on his vans? Did he ever finish them and post a photo

>> No.7685530

>>7678585
You have to use Gesso paint

>> No.7685538

>>7678551
Are you trying to get the same effect that the MMM x Chuck Taylors have? If so, use gesso paint

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7685546

what would you guys recommend to paint this soles with?

>> No.7685585

How do I start sewing? My mom has an old machine, but I'm pretty sure it's shitty and I don't want to buy a new one.

>> No.7685597

>>7685585
What are you trying to do? Fix up holes? Stitch entirely new t-shirts out of pieces of fabric?

>> No.7685678

>>7685435
looks gross. the top button is the sort that shouldn't be buttoned. in general, you don't want more than 3 buttons on your jacket. gold is garish.pockets look funny. could turn out fine tho

>> No.7685732

Any good ways to stretch a pair of vintage docs without a proper shoe stretcher? I found a pair a a thrift store for $5 but they're a size and a half too small. I can wear them but it's pretty uncomfortable.

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7685736

did some of that shit yall are jizzing about today

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7685735

>>7685678
Thanks for the input. Three buttons did in fact look better. Picked up for 4$ so not much lost.
Might try to play with it a little to make it a little less gross.

>> No.7685748

>>7685597
New shirts out of pieces of fabric, I would like to start with t shirts then move onto shirts and maybe pants.

>> No.7685761

>>7685748
Hm..

I don't know a lot about that, but I'll offer as much advice as I can. I took a class on that in middle school, teaching me how to use a sewing machine and how to hand sew and it's something that you could never learn no matter how many youtube videos you watched. You might look into sewing classes in your area. Sewing t-shirts isn't too hard but you need to be taught how to do it.

>> No.7685878
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>>7685585
Like >>7685761 said, find a class to learn the basics. If you're too embarrassed, find someone in your family that knows how to sew and ask them to teach you. You said it was your mom's old machine so she'll probably be your best bet.
Like everything, practice makes perfect. The more you practice the better you'll get at controlling you lines, getting to know fabrics, knowing when to use certain stitches, ect.
First start out by finding some simple patterns online or beginning patterns at Joanns.
Sewing is fun but it takes some work to be skilled enough to tailor/create your own clothes.

>> No.7685954

>>7673562
>not having a foot fetish

>> No.7686075

>>7685878
ugu~

notice me senpai ;_;

>> No.7686142

>>7685736
how'd you do this? everyone is critisizing when i ask and noone teaches.

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>>7686075
>>7685736 The top cut looks really well done, you did an excellent job at separating the threads. The rest just looks like you got mangled by a dog. Personally I don't like it, but I can respect it.

>> No.7686273

>>7686142
held the shirt out
took a pair of scissors
stabbed it like 10 times
then cut some pieces up randomly
however u want
then in class i spent an hour just picking at it and running my finger over certain parts to separate the threads
not that hard

>>7686246
ugu~

>> No.7686274

>>7685538
yeah

ok can you give me a link? i dont want to fuck this up

should i use just white gesso or use the gesso as a primer?

>> No.7686325

>>7678753
take note
>>7681277

>> No.7686341

>>7686273
this made me laugh pretty hard.
i want to do this to some jeans do you think itll wok the same?

>> No.7686436

>>7684581
you just ruined a nice shirt
>>7682788
shirt looks cheap
>>7685435
looks pretty cool and it fits you gorgeously imo
>>7685546
don't. but perhaps maroon on the right shoe if done tastefully

>> No.7686535

>>7686341
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6wYDx1657Q

there are some good methods on youtube
vid related

>> No.7687054

>>7685435
I think you should tailor it, it's toublesome, but it'll take a 'nice' garnment and make it perfect.

>> No.7687587
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7687587

>>7687054
As for the buttons I want to replace them because they're some sort of military symbol which I feel uncomfortable supporting.
Should I replace them with golden or black buttons?

>> No.7687738

>>7687587
well, the picture is kind of muddy, what color is the jacket actually?
The current buttons are gold, so obviously gold will work...I don't know if you you want to switch ito all black.
an onyx; or shiny black would be cool.

or black with a gold border.

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7687889

>>7687738 pic related; the color of the jacket.
I think that I will probably try to find some gold buttons. I really do like the idea of black with a golden border though so I might look for those first.
I'll work on it this week and post fit when I'm done. Thanks for the help.

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7687921

whats a good beginners sewing machine that doesn't cost alot?

whats this fabric? is it ribbed cotton?

I have this old hardshell jacket, is it possible to like, add 3m lines to it or something?

thanks :^)

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7688034

>>7687921
One of the best beginners sewing machines on the market would be the the Singer Esteem 2, which retails for about 130$ at target, but of course you can find ones for cheaper. If you're serious about learning to sew this would be my best recommendation.
As for the material, it is ribbed, but from the picture alone I cannot tell what it is exactly. You should be able to check the tag in order to see which kind of fabric it is. Most likely it's some sort of blend.
Also, I'm not really familiar with hardshell material but from my knowledge it's main purpose is to protect from precipitation. In that case it would be defeat the purpose by sewing into it. If you're doing it for /fa/ purposes, pls post inspo so I can better understand what you're trying to do.

>> No.7688366
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7688366

i want to paint a similar wave pattern around the waist of a tshirt, anyone know where i would start when going about doing this?

>> No.7688369

I want to make this http://cadencecollection.myshopify.com/products/trekker-ii-sling-bag any tips? I have a sewing machine and no experience.

>> No.7688403

>>7687921
a chinaman

>> No.7688834

>>7686436
I find the small wedge on the sole distracting. that's why I want to make it monochrome, either all white or all black.

but what kind of pain would be the best for such sole?

>> No.7690381

>>7688834
your mom is destracting.

>> No.7690471

How easy is it to wax a pair of jeans at home? (would use a beeswax linseed oil mix I think)
Could I dye the wax itself? Potentially they could age amazingly if the contrasting fabric is gradually reveale when the wax wears off.

>> No.7691293

>>7690381
my mom passed away. thanks for reminding me that.

>> No.7691335

>>7691293
there she goes getting in the way again

>> No.7691348

>>7688366
well that's The Great Wave off Kanagawa on the collar there, would maybe look dope
maybe you'd be interested in this
http://shelfies.com/products/the-great-wave-off-kanagawa-tee

>> No.7691409

>>7685515
haven't seen him. and it was going to be on his GATs. I might do them myself though, and post results

>> No.7691403

>>7690471
buy a bar of otter wax dude

>> No.7691490

what are some high quality chunky zippers I can buy? I want something in gold coloring that wont fall apart.

>> No.7691581

>>7691403
how much does that cost?

>> No.7691629

>>7691581
like 15 bucks after shipping

>> No.7691635

>>7691409
No he was definitely going to use white vans. He posted a pic.

Maybe another person is using his idea on GATs, but the original was with white vans.

>> No.7692232

>>7691629
link me to a place to buy it man

>> No.7693343
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7693343

Thinking about doing something like this except longer top and higher shorts, or maybe make it into a romper.
Y/N?? What do you guys think??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejPlEluxX0Y

>> No.7693352

>>7693343
black instead of camo...

>> No.7693410

>>7691335#rekt

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7693550

>>7693343
Yeah I agree with >>7693352 ...don't do camo. I would just try it because it's inexpensive and doesn't take too much time.

>> No.7693614

>>7693343
>Thinking about doing something like this except longer top and higher shorts, or maybe make it into a romper.
sounds incredibly unsexy


>>7693352
better

not gonna open that link tho b/c lazy

>> No.7693659
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7693659

Not really /fa/ but I started sewing lingerie and this is the first piece I made that actually looks decent.

fuck sewing machines, they're so complex and touchy.

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7693664

>>7693614
Meh, I really wouldn't want to want around with the shirt that high, maybe the shirt this low

>> No.7693681

>>7693659
post more

>> No.7693698

>>7693659
"decent"
that looks like shit

>> No.7693752

>>7693698
It's literally just elastic, o-rings and tulle, I don't see how it can be shit considering it's minimal as fuck.

Opinion disregarded tho

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7693760

>>7693681
Hope to expand my knowledge and eventually make bralettes/underwired bras.

For now, it's simple things like this

>> No.7693771

>>7693760
looks like you got some big ass fucking nips

>> No.7693772

>>7693760
aye

>> No.7693798

>>7693771
Yeah I have big nips, the areola isn't too bad but damn fuckin nips
I'll get them doctored once I'm rich

>> No.7693810

>>7693760
sxc
post more

>> No.7693813

>>7693798
can you post pics w/o the bra? for scientific purposes... I mean your tits look hot as fuck regardless of your nip size

>> No.7693847

>>7693798

why would you ruin your nips?

>> No.7693960

>>7677692
you can start by putting your shirt back together #lol

>> No.7693974

>>7693760
Moar baby you fine drools :D,, , ,

>> No.7693983

>>7693760
bra's cute
collar looks shit though

>> No.7693999

>>7684613
gonna be uncomfortable as fuck to wear

>> No.7693997

>>7666179
I'm interested in doing a paint splatter effect like MMM and I know to use gesso, but which would be a better "canvas," a cheap pair of converse or a cheap pair of GATs?

>> No.7694006

>>7685435
it's ugly for a lot of reasons
not worth saving
just donate it back to the shop you picked it up from

>> No.7694023

>>7688366
>anyone know where i would start when going about doing this?
well make sure you have some kind of mannequin or other support for it so that the paint doesn't fold over on itself

I've read you can just wear a t-shirt, then wrap your torso up in duct tape really tight, take the t-shirt off, and it'll hold your form
obviously don't put any tape on your skin when you do this

after that it's just a matter of finding a paint that won't run into the cloth
I don't know anything about paint so you're on your own

>> No.7694059
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7694059

I want to start doing this but I don't know where to find basics to work on. I don't want to go to Target and get a black shirt that ends at the waist but have no idea where to find plain long tees that are cheap.
send help pls.

>> No.7694316

>>7694006
o-okay ;.;

>> No.7694386

>>7685435
the front is ugly (collar, pocket, buttons) but the sides and back look sharp

>> No.7694693

>>7685732
bag of water in them and put em in the freezer

>> No.7694747

>>7685435
take in waist, change buttons, cut pocket flaps.

>> No.7694989
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doing some copycat for a hoodie
what you think? black or grey hoodie?

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>>7694989
also this

>> No.7695057

>>7684581
Shit, you're kinda making me want to just bleach an entire denim jacket

Good or bad idea /fa/? Will the fabric get all fucked up? What about the collar?

>> No.7695094

>>7695057
If you dilute the chlorine and you're careful it should be fine. Not as comfy as regular denim but might look cool with a matching fit.

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7695552

>>7693681
>>7693810
>>7693772
>>7693813
>>7693974

>> No.7697451

>>7695552
lmaoo i was going to post the same

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7697859

>>7697451
have this for the next occasion

>> No.7697881

>>7697859
i like that one.
saved.

>> No.7699195

>>7695552
top

>> No.7700070

>>7681277
gesso isn't paint actually, it's to cover non-primered canvas and it's less flexible than acrylic

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7700426

I'm looking to make a really basic, thin, double wrap belt that requires very little. Here's what I'm planning:

>Long length of leather, about 2m long
>Get it all neat and treated and w/e
>Rubber cement and stitch (like pic related) the end over, attaching to ring-like buckles to the end
>You now have a belt

I don't know what you call that type of buckle, but you feed it through one way, then out the other. Basically, you have a sweet minimalist double-wrap belt with no need for specific tools, notches or snaps.

Will post a thread next week when I make it.

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>>7700426
cool sounds like it has never been done before!!!

>> No.7700481

>>7700447
>implying I think I came up with the idea

Did you struggle with comprehension in primary school?

Try say something useful next time, like what the type of buckle is called, filthy trip.

>> No.7700495

>>7700481
protip: i know what the buckle is called
i specifically renamed and cropped the image so that you could not figure it out

Post-Script-tip i even have a number of those buckles laying around, that i could ship out to you for less than $1

but im not

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>>7700495

>> No.7700574

>>7700495
protip: you're not cool

http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/487961701/YD_DR14_Metal_double_d_ring.html

>> No.7700625

>>7700495
why are you such a cunt?

>> No.7700737

>>7700495
lol you fat autistic piece of shit kill yourself

>> No.7701103

>>7693760
>>7693659
you xan sew lingerie?...I'm kind of jealous.
stiches like that end up being quite difficult to sew, imo.
How long did those pieces take you?
Also, where did you get the pattern? Make it yourself??
>>7694059
I don't understand what you want to accomplish exactly.
Can you further explain?

>> No.7701160

>>7700447
>Reading a post your fit thread on /b/
>Some guy posts fit, writes what articles
>"P.S. Sieg you're a faggot"
>Sieg you're a faggot
>Sieg = faggot
>faggot = Sieg

>> No.7701165

>>7700426
>>7701160
It's called a D-ring belt, by the way

>> No.7701798

Don't die, diy.

>> No.7702098

>>7700495
>i even have a number of those buckles laying around
why do you even have d-ring buckles when the only thing that could support your fat half-blood ass is rigging from a ship.

>> No.7702215

>>7682788
keep the black on the shoulder.