Customized Clothing

     This isnt a tutorial, but I do try to say what I did. If anyone wants an In-depth how to let me know and I'll make a blog and video on youtube about it. These are in no particular order(besides for the first (last?) four), but most recent should be my most recent creation. DIY or DIE bitches.

    

Opheliac Emilie Autumn fan made merch, I've been a fan of her since I was nine years old and so I finally made a shirt to show it. This tank top is from walmart and doesnt fit humans so I took in a inch on either side and then cropped it and hemmed it at the bottom. I made a stencil and painted it on and then when that dried I went over some black with red. (Always do a base paint of whatever your painting black and then top coat it with red. Red will be impossible to show otherwise.)

     

        Classic "I kill everything I fuck shirt". I got tank top from Walmart but these tank tops do not fit humans correctly, so I has to take in about an inch on either side and then I cut it just a little bit at the bottom and hemmed it so It wasn't a dress but a normal fucking tank top. I made a stencil and then painted it on.

Ive been customizing clothes all my life, but here is the "first" documented one. I made this for pride but ended up not being able to go : ( Its a boys shirt from Walmart (to make it fit like a baby slight cropped t shirt) with bleach in a font I found online. I just drew it out and then went over with bleach. If you're bleaching make sure to make a small test spot on the inside backside of the shirt! 

This was a zip up hoodie I got thrifting, You can see part of a Skinny Puppy patch I made on the right shoulder to cover up some paint that was on it, on the back I obviously made a spine patch from a spine stencil I made. The stencil was a request from a friend of mine ( Hi Axel!) For his flannel so I had to totally steal his idea and add it to my hoodie.

A simple way I customize my clothes is just a patch. On my overall dress I got second hand I put a noise grind patch over the pocket so people know I'm better than them. Stitching takes forever, but it looks cool as shit.

This was a tank top that I got at walmart too, I was going to bleach it but for some reason this shirt just doesn't take any bleach what so ever, so instead I found a font I liked online, stole it, printed it out, made a stencil, then used screen printing paint to make the shirt. I love it a lot and need to make more of these for friends because so many of them wanted one after I posted this.