I think that'd look better if the collar was one apttern, but I guess it's still cool.

[QUOTE=skankthenspank]heres the jacket i modified, i made the collar half checkered and half plaid, added a ramones patch, a distillers patch on the back and some pins.

[url]http://tinypic.com/e061kg.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]


I have that ramones patch.

If you're gonna distress a jacket, does it matter if it had a fabric indise, myold jean one has a hood thingy in it thats grey kinda sweatshirish, could I take that out or whatever?

[QUOTE=RevengeOfTheVillageIdiot]well if you cant even think of a band name you must pretty much suck

'breaking coppers kneecaps'[/QUOTE]
you should call yourself BACK in Nam:

Breaking a copper's kneecaps... in NAM!!! :P

[QUOTE=Flagjacket]I think that'd look better if the collar was one apttern, but I guess it's still cool.[/QUOTE]

one pattern is so not punX.

oh by the way id like to see pics of urs guyses jackets

[QUOTE=skankthenspank]oh by the way id like to see pics of urs guyses jackets[/QUOTE]
Oh, by the way, I would like to see you spell.

[QUOTE=skankthenspank]heres the jacket i modified, i made the collar half checkered and half plaid, added a ramones patch, a distillers patch on the back and some pins.

[url]http://tinypic.com/e061kg.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]

i think it would be sweet if the interior of the jacket was all checkered. like will smiths school jacket in fresh prince where it has that sweet design

[QUOTE=skankthenspank]oh by the way id like to see pics of urs guyses jackets[/QUOTE]

Learn to spell or be banned.

ok ...crap did i spell that right?

My World/Inferno Friendship Society shirt:

[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/asdfqaz23/DIYshirtwifs.jpg[/url]

That looks awsome, my t-shirts dont turn out as well.

Is it more punx to make a shirt, or to support a local mom 'n' pop t-shirt company?

its punx to steal from a big store, then sell it to the small store, then buy it back, then make it.

your right! that is soooooo punx!

[QUOTE=asdf]My World/Inferno Friendship Society shirt:

[url]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v249/asdfqaz23/DIYshirtwifs.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]

That looks awesome.

[QUOTE=Anarcho Poser]Is it more punx to make a shirt, or to support a local mom 'n' pop t-shirt company?[/QUOTE]

Small privately owned businesses do not have to be called 'mom and pop' stores!

[QUOTE=Culture Shock]Small privately owned businesses do not have to be called 'mom and pop' stores![/QUOTE]
It was run by my freind's parents untila few years ago; litterally mom and pop.

[QUOTE=Anarcho Poser]It was run by my freind's parents untila few years ago; litterally mom and pop.[/QUOTE]

Fair enough.

Is dental floss a good substitute for thread? I've heard it's really strong.

Stronger than cotton thread.

I made a Frank Zappa shirt not that long ago (I might add pictures in the future).
I'm also planning on putting a Decepticon logo on the right sleeve of my hoodie. Also, I want to make a Cruci[SIZE=2]f[/SIZE]ucks shirt that says "Democracy Spawns Bad Taste" that has "Cruci" on the bottom of one sleeve and "[SIZE=2]f[/SIZE]ucks" on the other [that way I'll have to be in a "crucified" position for people to read the name (man, I'm a genious)]. I want to think of some other thing to put on it before I do it, though.

[QUOTE=skankthenspank]Is dental floss a good substitute for thread? I've heard it's really strong.[/QUOTE]
Fishing line.

Is cardboard good for making stencils, any suggestions would be nice

[QUOTE=gastery6]Is cardboard good for making stencils, any suggestions would be nice[/QUOTE]


Go here:
[url]http://stencilpunx.mattrunningnaked.com/[/url]

I know this has been asked countless times, but I sard.

What kind of paint would be good for leather? Acrylic maybe? And what would you suggest I use to make the stencils?

Me and my freind painted her leather jacket with tempra paint I think it was called, it worked pretty well but the blue didn't show up very well on the black leather. And by the way that stencil website is really good, is there any way i can get the stencil designs onto paper by like tracing it because I dont have a printer?

i made a DKM shirt with this logo on it:
[url]http://www.bizzazz.net/photo/sticker/dropkick-murphys_gangs-all-here.jpg[/url]

Freehand 7 Seconds shirt: (Wal-Mart fabric paint :thumb: )
Front: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v405/heyimsheep/IMG_4145.jpg[/IMG]
Back: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v405/heyimsheep/IMG_4146.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=gastery6]Is cardboard good for making stencils, any suggestions would be nice[/QUOTE]
I tried making a SLAYER stencil by tracing a logo and cutting with an exactco knife, d'amn hard. But, that was probably easier than most, most of it is just straight lines. The hardest thing is cutting things that are close together.
If you're spray painting, be sure to hold the can a considerable distance from the stencil, the air will push the stencil up and will ruin it.
Stencil: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v405/heyimsheep/IMG_4147.jpg[/IMG]

[QUOTE=Skidmark Steve]i made a DKM shirt with this logo on it:
[url]http://www.bizzazz.net/photo/sticker/dropkick-murphys_gangs-all-here.jpg[/url][/QUOTE]

I want to make a logo like that too, (its my favriote dkm logo). Can you post pictures?