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Make custom graffiti clothing
Published: 2006-02-13 05:20:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 47178; Favourites: 263; Downloads: 4231
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Here is a little tutorial on how to make your own custom graffiti style clothing.It was my first try, so be kind. I learned a lot, and you'll learn how to do it
the right way, and maybe your first attempt will be better than mine!
First of more to come, so stay tuned, i will perfect it!
If you use this tutorial, or get any ideas from it,
dont forget to see your work!
HAHAHA...!!! I GOT IT! WHO WANTS ONE? CHECK THE 2ND ATTEMPT!!..
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Comments: 71
Yeah man this is pretty awesome. I don't use spray paint tho, i use Textile in my airbrush (which broke lol) or my sharpie stained.
Your elite bro, hope to see more from you!
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Nice tutorial.
End result looks kind of shoddy though.
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Im going to do this and be the envy at school YESSS!!!
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How did it turn out ?7 years later ?
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So does it fade after a while when you wash it? or does it depend on like what kind of spray paint?
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This is great...is there a particular type of spray paint you should be using to make it washing machine safe? Or are most spray paints alright?
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old skool stencil clothing, love it homes, Everything starts somewhere its just having the mind to make it come to life!!!
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Really nice, I will make my own later but what materials do you recommend? cotton?
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No offense but this shouldntve gotten a DD, it's not very good, printer paper and tape, when you should use cardboard and spray adhesive.
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Don't use paper use the free envelopes they send to you on the USPS website.
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i totallly did this and it looks cool right away but it fades wicked bad when you wash it. thanks for the tut though...
=]
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You make it look so possible!
I'm going to try it!
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That's really sweet. Can you use something more household that frisket for the stencil? I've done cardboard stencils w/ solid materials, but I'm not sure how it'd work for clothing. Thanks.
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You're using way too much paint dude. You recovered it fine though.
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Hey thats really nice. I never really thought about doin anything that way. Seems too complicated. I stick to sharpies and fabric markers. I recently made my first piece. Its on in my gallery ^^
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does normal spray paint (hobby lobby/ hardware storer kind) work?
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Great tutz man. I really like the rough spray look, even if you think it aint clean.
I've been trying to get that look really...I airbrush with stencils. If you really want clean edges you can use a SPRAY ADHESIVE to stick the stencil, but i'd love to talk more about getting the overspray look.
thanks
dB
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dont spray so hard man.... lots of light coats that you let dry inbetween ...be patient.
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I like it, but I'd like to see some that are cleaner by a lot, for those of us who love clean lines
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this is deffinally a spiffy idea! =3
-faves- when I get into daddy's airbrushing stuffs I might take a few tips from this xD
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Well, in the off chance that you'll actually read this since there's so many comments already...A way you could try and keep the stencil more stabil would be a spray adhesive. spray it on the back of the stencil, and apply! out tape on there too if you're paranoid enough
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hey bro', this is awesome...thanks for the tips...cool!
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To be honest, this is probably the best tutorial I've ever read. Thanks to your awesome instructions, I feel inspired to whip out the spray paint and throw some graffiti on some plain clothing. Seriously! Thanks a bunch! I would've never known how to to it right if this wasn't featured! It really caught my attention.
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yay! a good tutorial!
*favs for further use*
congrats on DD as well.
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I did a stack of black underwear for a biker club about 10 years ago. I had five different friskets for each color and part of the design. After experimentation I found that a stiple brush and fabric paint worked the best for the sharp line design areas. A few guys asked for white underwear with the club logo and a..well a brown stain patch..I used airbrush and fabric paint thinned with water for that little design part.
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This is really excellent. Well done!! If a smaller image file could be made, it'd help a lot, but at any rate, the information is really useful!
xx
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always wanted to personalise clothing, this helps.
does the spray paint stay on in the wash?
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amazing tutorial! whats a good type of paint to make it permanent?
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pretty much any type of spray paint will work. just a 97cent can of paint from Wally-World will do. but to not destroy your other clothes in the wash, i'd handwash it.
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not bad, I woulda allowed more coverage for over spray, to keep it sharper on black
[link] has a great tut for stenciling tees. Next time you spray using a paper template I'd sugguest instead of bombing it do it at a distance and layer it on so it can dry fast and allows the paper to stay dry.
what a funny idea you have here, create a tutorial off of your first try.. interesting..
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Just a thought... fabric paint and an airbrush? It's what I use with two stencils for two-tones. Check it out --> [link]
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Very cool! I've been wanting to make my own shirts for a while. Now I want to try this.
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Coolio. I did this way back in 87 to make T-shirts for a band I was in. You've upped the tech some, but basically the same process.
I used to use an airbrush with flo control for the tight graphics. works ok.
Good work.
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Sweet ^.^ Yeah, some materials are just not made for that. Still it turned out pretty cool ^.^
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MAd indeed!
Great work.
Will try it out at some point and post the results.
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