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Spiderweb Shirt - Part 2

Discussion in 'BoM Blogs' started by Dice, Mar 22, 2012.

  1. Dice

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    It's kind of funny that I was just going to use this old dyed green shirt as a test fabric for my spiderweb but when I transferred the design and cut it out I realized that this shirt was much better than the white one I was going to originally use. I'm very happy with the results. Just to note that I have a black shirt under the green one to bring out the cut design.
     
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    I like it! I have to agree that that dyed shirt probably made a big difference in how good it looks vs. a plain white T.

    Makes me think of a spider web spun in a dark forest somewhere :)
     
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    Makes me think a bit of an ammonite, it seems to draw my eye into a spiral.
     
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    @ BT - Originally I had the entire template cut out and I was going to cut the full front of the T, but I decided it looked better with only part of it cut, because of the dye I put on that one. I had a forest in mind when I originally dyed that T-shirt.

    @Eight - I like the idea of doing an ammonite one. Maybe I will try a design like that next. I can see the similarities that it might have to the web design.
     
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