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Pinoyblaze wrote on July 17, 12:06 pm

I made similar ones for a punk outfit, neat-o

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Timmy"J" wrote on July 17, 1:36 pm

That was awesome! I didn't know it could be that simple.

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maki wrote on July 17, 2:50 pm

thats cool but i wAs wondering how to fix the tshirt after you cut the sleeves off!! can you answer that for me pleeze thx!

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miss.green.tea wrote on July 17, 3:15 pm

(to maki)

i did something similar, and if it's a tshirt you don't mind cutting up even more, you can fold it in half (sleeve to sleeve) cut across the top in a curve from halfway between the shoulder and neck to about 2 inches below the original neckline. that's what i did with mine so now its a kind of off-the-shoulder cap-sleeve T

well i like that kind of thing anyway XD
(wear a tank top or camisole underneath)

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Estella wrote on July 17, 8:39 pm

THAT WAS SO CUTE! :D :D keep up the great work!

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Creative_Miss_Chris wrote on July 18, 4:04 pm

hahaha omg the begining was hilarious niiinjaaaas great :P!

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marlene wrote on July 18, 4:41 pm

I would like it you guys showed how to make hair accessories

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thomashardy1805 wrote on July 19, 9:13 am

I would never make or wear them, but who cares, I couldn't stop smiling watching the episode. Rob and Corinne make this entertaining (and DIY educational).

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Todd wrote on July 19, 2:22 pm

Hilarious, although I think the yellow straps should be made out of reinforced leather :-)

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ShadowOfBlood wrote on July 19, 2:51 pm

Here's an idea:
How about a segment on making a trench coat flair out below the waist? Like you see in animes and such.

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Dora Renee' Wilkerson wrote on July 19, 3:49 pm

Very cute!

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ShadowOfBlood wrote on July 20, 1:37 am

Here's a bad ASCII representation of the trench coat:
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ShadowOfBlood wrote on July 20, 1:38 am

Nevermind; it didn't want to post my spaces -_-*

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toodaloos93 wrote on July 20, 4:57 am

I just made a video response on youtube. Go check it out!

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chris rook wrote on July 28, 8:58 pm

just made a pair of these with my dads help for an upcoming anime convention and i love them! ive never used a sewing machine before in my life and everyones telling me they look real good, so im happy. really easy to do and a fun project, got all my items from goodwill, so i also recycled!

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SonnyAndStephenFilmsShits wrote on August 2, 9:01 pm

Sorry it meent shirts

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crystalzemoose wrote on August 9, 11:14 pm

that's sweet

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sally wrote on August 14, 2:31 pm

thats cool.. a wanna some site like threadbanger but i can't find some body help me !!!

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daydreamer1 wrote on September 11, 6:13 pm

I dont have a sewing machine on hand.Would sewing it by hand be the same?Or is it better if I use a sewing machine?

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Angelo wrote on September 25, 7:13 pm

you guys are awesome!

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mar wrote on October 31, 1:31 pm

you can use fish net tights to make simalar but easyer arm bands

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LizVar07 wrote on November 17, 9:42 pm

Love it And also how you guys make it funnie lol

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BlakLotus wrote on November 17, 10:55 pm

ahh what's with the FSU-ness?!?

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emerson-euphoria wrote on January 17, 1:29 pm

love them.

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komirra wrote on January 18, 10:43 am

wow that was really simply. its so easy to use t- shirts to make so many things.

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Ninja Mittens, Ninja Clothing, How To Tuesday

This week's How-To Tuesdays takes a lesson sent into us by Lee, creator of the DIY zine "Do Stuff". So prepare to do battle with your closet 'cause this week we're making ninja mittens.