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Cool stuff! I do this with hoodies and t-shirts, looking to get some actual designs out so I'm not posting now, but this is some smooth stuff! The lack of bleeding is noticeable, a common problem on white  |
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« Reply #2 on: July 02, 2010, 05:38:02 PM » |
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Those look good. I'm really into stenciling too. This is my favorite thing I've done so far on the back of a hoodie.  |
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« Reply #3 on: July 03, 2010, 02:46:39 AM » |
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awesome  have you tried doing it with bleach (load an old liquid spray bottle with bleach and lightly spray through stencil) on a dark coloured t-shirt? usually good results! you can also sponge it on, or use cotton buds for extra detail.  we made t-shirts for our band (that's not us pictured, that's some happy customers!) this way. make sure to wash the bleach out before wearing!  what ink/paint do you use to spray on? how do you stop it from washing out? |
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« Reply #4 on: July 03, 2010, 07:43:20 AM » |
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I just use good old spray paint. I use lots of bolts and my gloved fingers to hold down the floaty bits of stencil like around lettering, and I just mist on lots of coats, each very thin, letting time to dry in between. And when doing it this way, the paint will most likely seep through the thin cotton onto the back, so I put paper inside to catch any paint. And you don't stop it from washing out. I've washed that last shirt probably 20+ times and its only barely lighter than in that photo. I know I could use fabric paint or some kinda silk screen technique that would last longer/forever but I prefer my way.
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« Reply #5 on: July 03, 2010, 08:33:21 AM » |
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Hello, been a lurker here for quite some time and thought i'd join in on this as a good way to say hello. I've been mass producing some t-shirts for the past couple of days for an upcoming local art festival. Simply using a very simple silkscreen method.  38/150 (this is gonna take some time :/) |
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« Reply #6 on: July 03, 2010, 09:01:33 AM » |
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Very Simple eh? Care to enlighten me?
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« Reply #7 on: July 03, 2010, 05:11:11 PM » |
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awesome have you tried doing it with bleach (load an old liquid spray bottle with bleach and lightly spray through stencil) on a dark coloured t-shirt? usually good results! you can also sponge it on, or use cotton buds for extra detail. we made t-shirts for our band (that's not us pictured, that's some happy customers!) this way. make sure to wash the bleach out before wearing! what ink/paint do you use to spray on? how do you stop it from washing out? This is actually brilliant!! I want to do this now :3 |
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« Reply #8 on: July 04, 2010, 01:41:39 PM » |
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This is actually brilliant!! I want to do this now :3
make sure to do it in a well ventilated area! I just use good old spray paint. I use lots of bolts and my gloved fingers to hold down the floaty bits of stencil like around lettering, and I just mist on lots of coats, each very thin, letting time to dry in between. And when doing it this way, the paint will most likely seep through the thin cotton onto the back, so I put paper inside to catch any paint. And you don't stop it from washing out. I've washed that last shirt probably 20+ times and its only barely lighter than in that photo. I know I could use fabric paint or some kinda silk screen technique that would last longer/forever but I prefer my way.
Cool! Cheers, that's good to know... I always was of the impression that spraypaint would sit on top of the fabric and then wash straight off - but I guess doing several thin coats makes sense. |
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« Reply #9 on: July 05, 2010, 11:39:47 AM » |
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awesome have you tried doing it with bleach (load an old liquid spray bottle with bleach and lightly spray through stencil) on a dark coloured t-shirt? usually good results! you can also sponge it on, or use cotton buds for extra detail. [PICTURE HERE] we made t-shirts for our band (that's not us pictured, that's some happy customers!) this way. make sure to wash the bleach out before wearing! what ink/paint do you use to spray on? how do you stop it from washing out? ...KKK? Very nice designs guys Loving the sugarbeard's Storm Trooper and ToothyMang's rose! |
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« Reply #10 on: July 05, 2010, 12:17:38 PM » |
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This one is really great! Ive been wanting to make my own t-shirts lately. It would be cool if we had some tutorials on it. |
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« Reply #11 on: July 05, 2010, 01:34:37 PM » |
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...KKK?
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« Reply #12 on: July 05, 2010, 02:51:10 PM » |
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...KKK?
yeah, it's unfortunate when 3 of them stand together we usually try to avoid that situation... it's the " K-Hole" logo for Kieronononon. Oh okay, that's easier and less racist to understand now, aha |
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