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but does the fabric bleed or leave stains/marks?
but does the fabric bleed or leave stains/marks?
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Looking for a wrap cardigan! odyn vovk or KK, pm me if you have one for sale in 46-48 -
doubt it, the wax gets absorbed into the fabric, so it should stick quite well. plus the wax is colourless, so even if it would bleed, you wouldn't notice."AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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Wow very nice work. Good jobComment
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looks pretty incredible, arto! would love to see some fit pics of you in it!
now that the economy's gone to shit, i'm hoping SZers will be churning out all sorts of amazing DIY projects. :)Comment
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is this your first go at sewing/garment making? i've recently wanted to learn to sew for this very reason. i have perfect fitting shirts i'd love to replicate.Comment
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well I've been sewing for as long as I can remember, mostly alterations and smaller things though, so I haven't made that many garments from scratch.
I definately wouldn't advice starting with a button up unless you have at least some experience, theres so many details and many hard parts. shirt fabrics also tend to be less stretchy, leaving less room for misalignment etc.
altering existing shirts would be much easier, body fitment is quite simple to modify."AVANT GUARDE HIGHEST FASHION. NOW NOW this is it people, these are the brands no one fucking knows and people are like WTF. they do everything by hand in their freaking secret basement and shit."
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the texture looks awesomeComment
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fuck youOne wonders where it will end, when everything has become gay.Comment
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drunk uncle sits down at sz's dinner table (e.g., requisite thanksgiving druncle . . . or maybe that's just my family?)Comment
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arto, props on the shirt. looks very nicely executionated. is there a fit pic or did I miss something?
(got to get to 500 posts before they increase the classifieds regulations)Originally posted by merzComment
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Found this again. Arto's a beast!Comment
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FIT PIC!Comment
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great job on the shirt!
i tried making and waxing a jacket, as well, simply by rubbing a candle on it and rubbing it in to the fabric, which gave it an aged leather feel. however i have never tried to heat the wax into the fabric. This is a really cool idea and the texture looks amazing.
I was wondering, how the shirt looks after several wears?? because i find that after a while the wax on my jacket fades and the 'shine' look, fades a way. does the technique, you use last???? because i would love to find something that stays for longer than a couple wears.Comment
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nevermind the fit pic, HOW DO YOU WASH IT? :P And I'm assuming tossing it in the dryer is a definite no no. :PComment
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