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Rinne mé é as adhmad inné agus chuir mé péint ar sa maidin seo

Is breá liom é tá sé an- gleoite

I carved this little owl out of wood yesterday and painted it this morning, I've never carved before and it's based offs painting I did a while back

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Very little done in the jacket but it's definitely gonna be my favoutie

Ní bheidh sé críoch am ar bith go luath, ach is aoibhinn liom é cheanna féin

Thosaigh mé ag éist ar "the clash" arís sa deireadh seachtaine agus ceapaim go bhfuil tá tuillte acu an spás ar mo bhríste gairid

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Making a top for Berlin Pride tomorrow

The nail fabric I got from a friends fashion school scrap pile, the patches I stenciled myself with silver paint. I'm about to handsew all this on.

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recent big passion project of mine :] really happy with it

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I haven't posted in a while but I started on a new jacket, there's still a lot to do but I'm happy w it so far

Tá mé ar ais arís agas beidh mé ag póistáil as gaeilge freisin

Bhí mé imithe le fhada mar bhí mé ag obair ar an seaicéad seo, tá a lán a dhéanamh fós ach táim sásta leis

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ough I am so tired because I made 10 fucjig patches back to back on one diet pepis and like 4 taquitos but behold the fruits of my labor

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new patch vest 💖💖💖 it’s so silly!!!! im very proud!!!!!

and ALSO…

IT GLOWS IN THE DARK.

how cool is that?!?!?!?!?!?! i wore it out for the first time to a show last night and it got sooo many compliments i’m so so so happy

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A couple of my favourite patches going into my new jacket, had to demolish the old one it looked like shit.

The ram is a stencil everything else is hand painted.

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Back and front of the jorts

So much done but so much left to do

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More stuff!!!

Should've covered my shorts in blank patches first but I'm still a baby punk and learning new things :'D

Patches: boys will be girls girls will be boys (lyrics from "Boys will be Girls" by We Are The Union), Limp Wrist, books not bombs, folk punk forever, Punk statt Putin (punk instead putin)

The last patch is also the title of a book I'm reading :P

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Another pocket on my crust pants

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Made some patches, bought some patches. The ones I didn't make myself are from ThreeRaccoons on Etsy!! Huge fan of now these shorts are going.

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🚨MY NEW BINDER CAME!!🚨

A little review: 10/10

I will accually stand by spectrum till the day I die. Their binders can expensive but I thinks it's so worth it. Like here's my old one after almost two years of near daily wear ⬇️

The compression is amazing, it's so comfortable, v breathable and I can swim in it. I'm in love

The front panel is made of a canvass material so it doesn't stretch, I've heard some people say it can dig into your side but personally I haven't experienced that.

On their website you can find your exact measurements so you know which size to get. If you're between sizes, size up bc otherwise you will acc not be able to get it on (also just a bad idea to size down)

Anyway 100% recommended, bind safe!

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Added a back patch to my jacket finally!! It's from Trashmerch on Etsy! :]

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battle jacket reveal

im also taking name suggestions because i think she deserves one

Edit: her name is now Florence 💥💥

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How to make a stencil for your patches

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You will need:

Sponge

Watercolour paper / card

Art knife / boxcutter

Acrylic paint

Fabric

1. Find what you want to make into a patch. It's best if you can find a black and white image of what you want (or just draw it), whatevers in white should be able to support itself when you get rid of the negative space.

2. Print and use the edge of a pencil to shade the back of the image, it should look a bit tike this.

3. Flip around and use masking tape to stick it to card or watercolour paper, then use a blunt pencil to trace around your image. You should be left with a faded outline of what you want on the card underneath.

4. Use an art knife or box cutter to carve out all the negative space

5. Finally used a sponge and some acrylic paint and dab it over the stencil onto your fabric. I ironed the fabric I used beforehand so it was flatter and easier to print on

Anyway Ive struggled finding ways to print that work for me so I hope this works for other ppl

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jorts