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craftgrrlWhat do you wear with a healing back tatt?
Since I'm currently getting a very large back tattoo, and it'll be completed over the next year or so.....I needed something to wear that my healing ink wouldn't stick to....since wearing a scarf tied around my front just wasn't cutting it.....
Enter the creation of some backless halter tops.....
The first one, made of a black cotton jersey with white polkadots. I had to take it up a bit in the front and I intend to put a bow, or some red buttons in the front to hide the pinch I put in to gather the extra fabric.
The second one, overcompensated on the the front, making it a bit too short and as a result it rides up a bit. It's still better than a scarf though..... The black center piece, while looking nice was more out of nessecity than design. I realized halfway through I didn't have enough fabric to do the whole bottom part, but I did have enough to go halfsies. Bob Ross would call this a 'happy accident'
Last one, again, only had enough of the stretch velvet for the bottom, plenty of that purple stripe, but I wanted to use up that black griddy velvet since, well, I've had it for a while and I like to use little bits up when I have the chance.......
Ok, bye now!
Since I'm currently getting a very large back tattoo, and it'll be completed over the next year or so.....I needed something to wear that my healing ink wouldn't stick to....since wearing a scarf tied around my front just wasn't cutting it.....
Enter the creation of some backless halter tops.....
The first one, made of a black cotton jersey with white polkadots. I had to take it up a bit in the front and I intend to put a bow, or some red buttons in the front to hide the pinch I put in to gather the extra fabric.
The second one, overcompensated on the the front, making it a bit too short and as a result it rides up a bit. It's still better than a scarf though..... The black center piece, while looking nice was more out of nessecity than design. I realized halfway through I didn't have enough fabric to do the whole bottom part, but I did have enough to go halfsies. Bob Ross would call this a 'happy accident'
Last one, again, only had enough of the stretch velvet for the bottom, plenty of that purple stripe, but I wanted to use up that black griddy velvet since, well, I've had it for a while and I like to use little bits up when I have the chance.......
Ok, bye now!
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