i was thinking of that one

[QUOTE=me likes punk]yeah[/QUOTE]
Shes a killer bassist. She does sound for movies nowadays. She also got divorced from Mike Watt :(


Yeah the My war one would be sweet. You know the one in my avatar.

Kira = HOT

[QUOTE=me likes punk]Kira = HOT[/QUOTE]
you=right

Shes 40 now, and she doesnt look half bad.

[QUOTE=Anxious Mo-Fo]Shes 40 now, and she doesnt look half bad.[/QUOTE]


ill upload a pic of her in a diner back in the day

sorry my scanner wont work, maybe tomorrow

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[QUOTE=RCVA]****[/QUOTE]



sorry if you wanted the pic.

anyway i just finished the "my war" stencil it turned out ok. the shirt will only be black and white due to lack of funds

I didn't realise they filtered d'amn.

If im using a fabric paint to stencil stuff onto a tee shirt does it make alot of differance if i use a roller or a brush?

[QUOTE=Theramed]If im using a fabric paint to stencil stuff onto a tee shirt does it make alot of differance if i use a roller or a brush?[/QUOTE]
I tried both, and it doesn't really. I kind of prefer the paintbrush, but it doesn't really matter.

[QUOTE=asdf23]I tried both, and it doesn't really. I kind of prefer the paintbrush, but it doesn't really matter.[/QUOTE]

thankingyou

I have a stupid question. I'm trying to make a BOTAR stencil. I have the image of theguitar with wings traced onto a piece of cardboard. What would be best to cut it with? Scissors are too big and messy, especially for the small wing bits. Help?

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]I have a stupid question. I'm trying to make a BOTAR stencil. I have the image of theguitar with wings traced onto a piece of cardboard. What would be best to cut it with? Scissors are too big and messy, especially for the small wing bits. Help?[/QUOTE]

I use a craft lnife over a cutting mat :thumb:

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]I have a stupid question. I'm trying to make a BOTAR stencil. I have the image of theguitar with wings traced onto a piece of cardboard. What would be best to cut it with? Scissors are too big and messy, especially for the small wing bits. Help?[/QUOTE]

X-acto knives rule

Oh. I don't have either of those.

You could just use a kitchen knife, it may work. Or just go but an X-acto knife they are not that cheap, but usallu under $20 Canadian.

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]Oh. I don't have either of those.[/QUOTE]

theyre not expensive i got a set of 3 with about 10 blades for about £3

Wow, thats pretty cheap. The one I have is about $14 Canadian because I wasted my money on an expensive one.

[QUOTE=robenshtein]Wow, thats pretty cheap. The one I have is about $14 Canadian because I wasted my money on an expensive one.[/QUOTE]

mine arent to good but they do the job. is an exacto knife the same as a craft knife?

This is an X-acto knife...
[url]http://www.uline.com/images/product/Medium/HD_1166_M.JPG[/url]

Craft Knife...
[url]http://www.constantines.com/ProductImages/handtools/saws/98CK1.jpg[/url]

So according to google search its the same thing :)

X-acto is a brand. Craft is its actual name.

It's like people who call tissue, klennex, its a brand name that we've used so much we've associated it with the product, even if it is a different brand.

X-acto sounds cooler.

I call tissue kleenex, one of those habbits I suppose.

use a boxcutter. you know, like al-qaeda

I found a pair of midget scissors. I'm going to try those until I get a good knife

good luck

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]I found a pair of midget scissors. I'm going to try those until I get a good knife[/QUOTE]
Not a very good idea. Good luck with that.

I have to make my friend a 311 shirt and an alice cooper shirt for her birthday.

I should've never told my friends that I make my own shirts :(

[QUOTE=cheeser_1]use a boxcutter. you know, like al-qaeda[/QUOTE]

The boxcutter at my house is now called the terrorist weapon.

[QUOTE=me likes punk]sorry if you wanted the pic.

anyway i just finished the "my war" stencil it turned out ok. the shirt will only be black and white due to lack of funds[/QUOTE]
Post pics when your done. Or die.

And the pic of Kira. :)

This may seem like a stupid question, but how the hell do people put studs on? I mean, it seems like it'd take quite awhile. Personally, I've never delt with them, so it'd e helpful if someone could answer my question.

there are prongs on the back of the studs people push through the material. then they bend the prongs down.

it takes a fairly long amount of time, but it can look good if done properly

Use plyers or tweezers when putting on studs. Getting the stug prong under your fingernail hurts like a bitch.

[url]http://photobucket.com/albums/b225/yetier/?action=view&current=MYWAR.jpg[/url]

heres the shirt.

ill try and get those kira pictures too

That's awesome, good job.

that's a seriously good shirt, except for the edge-of-the-stencil marks. but they're heavy or too distracting or anything. and the stencil design is really nice.

what works for those stencil marks, for future reference, is to lay down some newspaper over the rest of the shirt, over the places the stencil doesn't cover.

[QUOTE=me likes punk][url]http://photobucket.com/albums/b225/yetier/?action=view&current=MYWAR.jpg[/url]

heres the shirt.

ill try and get those kira pictures too[/QUOTE]
Awesome.

[QUOTE=asdf23]Use plyers or tweezers when putting on studs. Getting the stug prong under your fingernail hurts like a bitch.[/QUOTE]

I've done that a couple of times. I got an xacto knife under my nail once, oh boy did that hurt.

for some reason, talk of such terrible pain makes me have sympathy pains.

always in the gonads though, never in the body part in question. :upset:

I had a splinter under my left index finger nail for the longest time. I accidentally broke the protruding part off, so I had to wat for it to fall out by it's self or something.

[U]Interesting Fact about Stefan:[/U] I have splinter on the bottom of my left foot and Its been there since I was little.