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I didn't know SF's waywt could get any softer
there we have it
there we have it
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That's elitist, actually.Originally Posted by Synthese
my apologies, it just looked funny without the E Does anyone else really believe that if Moo were to post here instead of the regular WAYWT people would be kinder?
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Feels like WAWYT is DT and this thread would be General chat where WAWYT is NSFW.
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my apologies, it just looked funny without the EOriginally Posted by jaychiz
Haha, I don't actually care - it just seemed too good to pass up. So help me, I'm going to post a fit in this thread. I post too much in WAYWT anyway, and this one is boring.
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Cant believe you did that to your APCs
Though I am bored with mine now... when I start my next pair of raw jeans I will prob play with mine
They look good though
Though I am bored with mine now... when I start my next pair of raw jeans I will prob play with mine
They look good though
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Yeah, they're pretty random as-is. I think the next project is going to be painting jeans a la margiela. Don't know which to do it to though, may have to hit up AA for white jeans in order to paint them hot pink...
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Synthese, how did the material on the APC change after the 4 day bleach bath?
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You could also try wax-coating (for a tincloth type of a look, chinos or jeans: there was a thread here that someone documented a wax-coating of a denim jacket), kakishibu dyeing (I've been toying with this for my NdGs, but I really like them as they are, could also use white denim though not sure if the bleach would affect the results: lots of info on the web), or iron mud dyeing (cool effect if you can get it right, but nasty if you fail: there was a thread on sufu about it but it didn't turn out well, he basically came out with mulched jeans, probably would work best if you used high-iron content soil like black sand or red dirt or just use iron and skip the dirt)
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You could also try wax-coating (for a tincloth type of a look, chinos or jeans: there was a thread here that someone documented a wax-coating of a denim jacket), kakishibu dyeing (I've been toying with this for my NdGs, but I really like them as they are, could also use white denim though not sure if the bleach would affect the results: lots of info on the web), or iron mud dyeing (cool effect if you can get it right, but nasty if you fail: there was a thread on sufu about it but it didn't turn out well, he basically came out with mulched jeans, probably would work best if you used high-iron content soil like black sand or red dirt or just use iron and skip the dirt)Originally Posted by KitAkira
Do you have any links to these threads? I've been thinking about dying my skulls, kinda bored with them.
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