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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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.