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Published: 2007-05-29 21:40:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 12271; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 806
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--Resubmitted because of a name change from Whip-Chain to Arkanthor. Completed around Feb, 2007.Original comments here:
This is a copy of the wrestling shirt Peter Parker wore in the first Spider-Man movie. I made it a few months ago but let my brother wear it for the opening of Spider-Man 3. I wore a Venom shirt [link] Did it with the airbrush my parents gave me for Christmas. Each side was a one piece stencil made of Bristol board (cut 64 chunks out of the front).
I found the paint faded real badly so if anyone has any tips I would love to hear them.
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Sorry, this was made a long time ago. I unfortunately don't have either the shirt or the stencil anymore.
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this is so amazing! 
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Thank you!
Here's how I did it:
I created a stencil out of a piece of bristol, cutting all the spaces around the spider and the webs (hours of cutting). Then I pinned that stencil to the shirt (which was stretched over a piece of cardboard). Then I used black airbrush fabric paint and sprayed all of the remaining stencil black. Basically the paint on the shirt is all overspray. Finally, after it dried, I ironed it and threw it in a hot dryer to set the paint.
The back of the shirt was the opposite: cut out the spider and spray the shirt through the opening.
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so awesome thanks a lot for explaining
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how many do you have it's really cool I've always wanted could u send me a pic of the stencil and i live in New Zealand.Thanks
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use createx... and then you still have to use delicate wash and hang dry for best results. you should also heat set it, either by ironing it or putting in the dryer. I can make this shirt if anybody is interested... look me up on facebook or etsy. look for bluewatersart.
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how much would you charge to make a shirt like that? my email is yungcapricorn@yahoo.com if you can contact me asap. I'm actually interested in getting one just like that for a big halloween party.
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hey could i have one? I can find the pants and the mask myself...i just need the shirt.
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I think is great man, i've been looking for some examples on the internet and i think this is the best. I want to ask u something, could it be possible for u to send me a digital copy of the stencil, i want to wear this costume for an important costume party at my city (30k ppl!) i would be so glad, since i have no experience with stencils and meassures, or any advise u can give me. Thanks a lot!
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well I don't really have a digital copy, or even really the original anymore. Personally I just sort of freehanded it on bristol board. But just to warn you, the cutting took a ton of time (like a couple hours). My advice if you want to make one is to draw out the spider on the bristol board (or whatever), cut it out, use the silhouette for the back, and use the centre cut out to help you design the front on another piece. Then just add the web and cut out everything in between.
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This is very cool. I wish I had a shirt like that.
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Thank you.
It's really too bad it faded out on me. Now you can only sort of see it. I only wear the shirt for like working out or under a t-shirt now. I'm thinking I should try redoing it with different paint though.
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