What are you going to spray paint on your t-shirt? - Page 12 - Forever Delayed

riot_star · #**166** 12-10-2010, 18:54

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Originally Posted by Himynameisjon

best way and material of making the stencils out of too?

Ta much for any help all

I second this question. I tried it out a few months ago and it just went Pete Tong.

Dean V · #**167** 12-10-2010, 19:20

4skin

Simple and effective.

Nicola17 · #**168** 12-10-2010, 19:24

I always found sticky back plastic good, as it holds in place, the paint doesn't bleed through, and is easy to peel off afterwards.

riot_star · #**169** 12-10-2010, 19:29

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Originally Posted by Nicola17

I always found sticky back plastic good, as it holds in place, the paint doesn't bleed through, and is easy to peel off afterwards.

Thank you

indie · #**170** 12-10-2010, 19:30

Kill yr Idols

riot_star · #**171** 12-10-2010, 19:37

I'll probably have 'If you possess virtue you are its victim' on the back. Then either 'Dead flowers' or 'Riot star' on the front.

franny · #**172** 13-10-2010, 16:34

Part 2, just dried

Back of first t-shirt, should make me pretty identifiable as an FDer

Beej · #**173** 13-10-2010, 16:48

Haha, brilliant!

riot_star · #**174** 13-10-2010, 16:50

That's awesome!

vaiden · #**175** 13-10-2010, 16:54

bomb the past would be the one for me

allofwho · #**176** 13-10-2010, 22:31

if they come back to the US in the spring, I want to make a shirt that says "Thank you for realizing you have American fans" or something along those lines

Dext37 Fielding · #**177** 14-10-2010, 13:24

Lots of nice Nicky-esque jackets today in the River Island sale for about £30.

2004567 · #**178** 14-10-2010, 19:15

The album cover one I'm still working on, but these are some stencils I made to put on a t-shirt, though I haven't found a good shirt yet.

2004567 · #**179** 14-10-2010, 20:22

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Originally Posted by riot_star

I second this question. I tried it out a few months ago and it just went Pete Tong.

Ok, so here are my steps:

1. Choose a design/words to use on your stencil
2. Print them off/draw them
3. Cut them out with a paper knife
4. Buy a sponge, and some fabric paint (toothbrush and paint flicked onto the t shirt look great as well, but spray-paint occasionally blots)
5. Tape the stencil to the shirt
6. Sponge it/tootbrush it
7. Done

Go to a copyshop if you need a picture on it. Also, if you use word, you can change the image to black and white, and it usually comes out in a stencil like picture. Hope this helps!

riot_star · #**180** 14-10-2010, 20:25

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Originally Posted by postcardsfromayoungman

Ok, so here are my steps:

1. Choose a design/words to use on your stencil
2. Print them off/draw them
3. Cut them out with a paper knife
4. Buy a sponge, and some fabric paint (toothbrush and paint flicked onto the t shirt look great as well, but spray-paint occasionally blots)
5. Tape the stencil to the shirt
6. Sponge it/tootbrush it
7. Done

Go to a copyshop if you need a picture on it. Also, if you use word, you can change the image to black and white, and it usually comes out in a stencil like picture. Hope this helps!

Ah cool thanks, I'll give this a go