Customisations - Page 44

Papercut Crisis · 28-10-2005

Thanks everyone

sadisticlady · 28-10-2005

hey all i <3 customising, my most recent is my shirt to shirt shrug, This shirt has never fitted correctly but it was one of those must have buys. Anyway this is what it looks like now

any comments or suggestions?

thanks :-D

wildcard · 28-10-2005

Nice shrug, but; hooray, Bad Religion! I love, love, LOVE Bad Religion! Oh, and I am very close to loving you as well, for wearing a BR-top!

(my signature is BR)

sadisticlady · 28-10-2005

Bad Religion are my most favourite band!!! I

them and I saw them Live

i still cant believe it! hehe the br top is a customisation too! I got the patch from this punk guy aaannnd he gave me a bad religion t-shirt!

My favourite line at the moment if from Sinister Rouge

"The modern world rejects your hand"

PrinceOfCats · 28-10-2005

It's still 2 AM so I'm introducing scissors to some very expensive clothes before sanity hits me in the morning.

Currently I'm slashing the short sleeves and breast pocket off a shirt. The American tourist look must go, even if I do end up looking like an extra from Guns N' Roses...

PrinceOfCats · 28-10-2005

NB

Monochrome can also mean varying shades of a single colour. Black, through the grey spectrum to near white is technically only one colour so blacks, whites and greys are all 'monochromatic'.

Send cheques, chocolates and flowers to Ri...

softgrey · 29-10-2005

sorry, but not so prince ...
in fashion that is referred to as a 'tonal' look...
different shades/tones of the same colour...

anywhere you ever read about a monochromatic look as refers to clothing...
it will be all one colour head to toe...
ie-red dress, red tights, red shoes...
this was especially popular in the 80's and came up OFTEN...

*it is also a trick used to look slimmer and comes up in articles on that topic...

PrinceOfCats · 30-10-2005

Well, it may mean something different in the fashion world, but what I said is an actual meaning of the word (and the dictionary agrees)...

Greendrv · 31-10-2005

Has anyone dyed blue denim to a gray color? I have a denim military jacket that I love, but I don't like the color (regular blue denim). I think it would look even better in a gray. Is it possible? Or should I return it and look for a gray one?

stilettogirl84 · 01-11-2005

I have big feet, so when i get new choos, I mean shoes, ( I mean Choos), I sometimes take them to a guy who stretches them, puts in ball-of-feet pads, and little grip pads on the bottom

softgrey · 01-11-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by PrinceOfCats

Well, it may mean something different in the fashion world, but what I said is an actual meaning of the word (and the dictionary agrees)...

yes-as hanne already mentioned on the last page i believe sweet prince...

eugenius · 01-11-2005

Does anybody know if a tailor would be able to do any of the customsations for you, granted that you supplied the material & "idea."

For example, I have these 2 waistcoats, same size, same label, but with different prints...I'd like to cut them both down the middle, and sew the left side of this waistcoat to the right side of that waistcoat, so that it looks like 1 single waistcoat w/ contrasting patterns on opposite sides..I figure it's as easy as cutting it down the middle, and re-sewing it back together again...Do you think a tailor could and/or would do that?

softgrey · 01-11-2005

yep-shouldn't be a problem at all...

eugenius · 01-11-2005

YES! I was soooooo hoping I'd get that response!!!

*skips off to tailors shop*

crankypants · 01-11-2005

Took the puffy sleeves off a vintage dress. Now the it doesn't look quite so stuffy.

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PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The 'other' bit of the south of France Gender: femme Posts: 10,172	It's still 2 AM so I'm introducing scissors to some very expensive clothes before sanity hits me in the morning. Currently I'm slashing the short sleeves and breast pocket off a shirt. The American tourist look must go, even if I do end up looking like an extra from Guns N' Roses... __________________ -Jamais fille chaste n'a lu de romans

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PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The 'other' bit of the south of France Gender: femme Posts: 10,172	NB Monochrome can also mean varying shades of a single colour. Black, through the grey spectrum to near white is technically only one colour so blacks, whites and greys are all 'monochromatic'. Send cheques, chocolates and flowers to Ri... __________________ -Jamais fille chaste n'a lu de romans

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sadisticlady windowshopping Join Date: Oct 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 8	hey all i <3 customising, my most recent is my shirt to shirt shrug, This shirt has never fitted correctly but it was one of those must have buys. Anyway this is what it looks like now any comments or suggestions? thanks :-D

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sadisticlady windowshopping Join Date: Oct 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 8	Bad Religion are my most favourite band!!! I them and I saw them Live i still cant believe it! hehe the br top is a customisation too! I got the patch from this punk guy aaannnd he gave me a bad religion t-shirt! My favourite line at the moment if from Sinister Rouge "The modern world rejects your hand"

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softgrey flaunt the imperfection.. Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: downtown... Gender: femme Posts: 49,949	sorry, but not so prince ... in fashion that is referred to as a 'tonal' look... different shades/tones of the same colour... anywhere you ever read about a monochromatic look as refers to clothing... it will be all one colour head to toe... ie-red dress, red tights, red shoes... this was especially popular in the 80's and came up OFTEN... it is also a trick used to look slimmer and comes up in articles on that topic... __________________ "It is not money that makes you well dressed: it is understanding."* ChristianDior

30-10-2005	653
PrinceOfCats Naturellement pulpeuse Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: The 'other' bit of the south of France Gender: femme Posts: 10,172	Well, it may mean something different in the fashion world, but what I said is an actual meaning of the word (and the dictionary agrees)... __________________ -Jamais fille chaste n'a lu de romans

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Greendrv tfs star Join Date: May 2005 Location: Louisville, KY Gender: femme Posts: 1,584	Has anyone dyed blue denim to a gray color? I have a denim military jacket that I love, but I don't like the color (regular blue denim). I think it would look even better in a gray. Is it possible? Or should I return it and look for a gray one?

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stilettogirl84 V.I.P. Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Middle America Gender: femme Posts: 4,784	I have big feet, so when i get new choos, I mean shoes, ( I mean Choos), I sometimes take them to a guy who stretches them, puts in ball-of-feet pads, and little grip pads on the bottom __________________ Yes I know I've misspelled everything... ask me if I care

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eugenius tfs star Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Boston Gender: homme Posts: 1,852	Question re: Customisations Does anybody know if a tailor would be able to do any of the customsations for you, granted that you supplied the material & "idea." For example, I have these 2 waistcoats, same size, same label, but with different prints...I'd like to cut them both down the middle, and sew the left side of this waistcoat to the right side of that waistcoat, so that it looks like 1 single waistcoat w/ contrasting patterns on opposite sides..I figure it's as easy as cutting it down the middle, and re-sewing it back together again...Do you think a tailor could and/or would do that?

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softgrey flaunt the imperfection.. Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: downtown... Gender: femme Posts: 49,949	yep-shouldn't be a problem at all... __________________ "It is not money that makes you well dressed: it is understanding." ChristianDior

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eugenius tfs star Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Boston Gender: homme Posts: 1,852	YES! I was soooooo hoping I'd get that response!!! skips off to tailors shop

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crankypants front row Join Date: Sep 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 291	Took the puffy sleeves off a vintage dress. Now the it doesn't look quite so stuffy.

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