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craftgrrl2007-05-03 11:59 am
hkcreations.livejournal.com) wrote in craftgrrl2007-05-03 11:59 am
Flying skulls anyone?
Shirt made this weekend to add to my collection of odd gothy western style shirts I have a fondness for.....
Der front. Made out of a cotton found at Joannes for stupid cheap for the body (unfortunately I didn't prewash it since I wanted to get the shirt done and it bled some dye onto the red areas...Doh!) and actual cotton hankercheif/ bandanna fabric for the yoke, collar, and continuous lap cuff slits.
The pockets ended up being slightly crooked....probrably because I was hurrying to finish it to wear out that night......may fix it later.
Vintage white and chrome square snaps down the front, on the cuffs and on the pockets (I only killed one set before I managed to start putting them on properly with the hand crimper)
About 4 hours start to finish (would have been sooner had I not been fiddling with the pattern placement for the pockets~I wanted a dagger on one pocket a flying heart on the other...not like you can tell in the end result) And there you have it!!!
~Yeehaw~
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Der front. Made out of a cotton found at Joannes for stupid cheap for the body (unfortunately I didn't prewash it since I wanted to get the shirt done and it bled some dye onto the red areas...Doh!) and actual cotton hankercheif/ bandanna fabric for the yoke, collar, and continuous lap cuff slits.
The pockets ended up being slightly crooked....probrably because I was hurrying to finish it to wear out that night......may fix it later.
Vintage white and chrome square snaps down the front, on the cuffs and on the pockets (I only killed one set before I managed to start putting them on properly with the hand crimper)
About 4 hours start to finish (would have been sooner had I not been fiddling with the pattern placement for the pockets~I wanted a dagger on one pocket a flying heart on the other...not like you can tell in the end result) And there you have it!!!
~Yeehaw~
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sew_hip&craftygoths*smooches*