Sep 11, 2009
Sep 10, 2009
cheap monday jeans
Hello bloggers!
I'm currently sitting in Science class at the moment and my fellow classmates and I are bored out of our brains playing tetris and blogging. Today i have learnt.. Nothing. Fantastic.
Well i thought i would tell you about my new favourite clothing brand that i have recently become obsessed with and that is CHEAP MONDAY!
I found out about these last night by a friend of mine and I almost died of hyperventalation because of the fact that I can't find a nice pair of jeans anywhere that nobody has! Honestly, I walk down the street and I see so many people who look the same and it drives me insane! Anyway, these are really cool pair of jeans and the cut is really nice as well. They're also cheaaaaaaaap!
Sep 9, 2009
Sep 8, 2009
sa-weet
I got pretty bored. As you can see i have chocolate stuck on my arm from the previous browny making that day. I'm really digging that ring though, i found it in my dad's room and thought it looked better on me than it did on him ;)
Can you spell t-a-x-e-d?
tripple choc browny
I 'attempted' to make a good looking browny for father's day last Sunday.
"Never judge a book by the cover" It tastes amazzzzzzzzzing!
Sep 3, 2009
gagz
la-la-lady gaga
Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (born March 28, 1986), better known by her stage name Lady Gaga, is an American recording artist. She began playing in clubs in the New York City area while also working at Interscope Records as a songwriter for several established acts, including Akon who, after hearing Gaga sing, convinced Interscope Records chairman Jimmy Iovine to sign her to a joint deal with the label and Akon's Kon Live Distribution label.
Aug 21, 2009
t-shirt making!
Okay so the weirdest thing just happened! I recently posted a photo of a girl wearing a really cute t-shirt and i was thinking about shops where i could buy some from, because you know, they're awesome and look good all the time. Anyway, my brother just walked into the room and showed me a t-shirt that he just made for himself. I took a look and was quite surprised at how good the quality of the t-shirt was and how good the print on it looked. He told me that there was basically about 5 steps to making it...
Step 1: Go to Spotlight (if you live in aus) or a shop where they sell pretty basic material and then buy a simple but good piece of material that you could make a t-shirt out of.
Step 2: Find another t-shirt that you may already own, and try and cut the same style as what your already existing t-shirt has. This way, you will have a good cut on your t-shirt and it won't look like it has actually been made.
Step 3: If you own a sewing machine, than this step will be really handy for you. Get your two pieces of t-shirt and then sew them/get them sewed together. If the person knows that they are doing, than this should turn out great.
Step 4: From basically any shop, buy a t-shirt printing kit. It isn't too expensive and it's really simple. The kit should contain paper that will eventually go onto your t-shirt.
Step 5: Find a print on your computer. This can be any print. Something that you have made yourself, a really cool photo of you and your friends, even just a kickass print of a band. Print this out onto the t-shirt printing paper.
Step 6: Once this is done, iron the print that was on your paper, onto your t-shirt. I know iron-on sounds a little dodgy, but if you do it properly with good iron-on paper, this should turn out awesome.
Okay so by now, your t-shirt should be looking good. I know it seems like a massive pain in the ass, and you're thinking - 'Why can't i just go out and buy one and it will probably be the same price and it won't be so much of a headache?'
Seriously, if you do it well, then you're going to have a t-shirt that nobody else has! You get to choose any print that you want to go on there (it can even be something you found off a blog) and then when people ask you where you bought it from you can say that you made it!
*Tips*
- Use a good printer when you are printing out your print. It will make the quality of it look better.
- When your t-shirt is being sewed, make sure it is done by someone who knows what they're doing. You can't have a good looking t-shirt with ugly stitching can you now?
- Last but not least, with the cut of your t-shirt, maybe make the neck line from the front a little bit V-neck. It will look better and you won't have the common t-shirt look.
Step 1: Go to Spotlight (if you live in aus) or a shop where they sell pretty basic material and then buy a simple but good piece of material that you could make a t-shirt out of.
Step 2: Find another t-shirt that you may already own, and try and cut the same style as what your already existing t-shirt has. This way, you will have a good cut on your t-shirt and it won't look like it has actually been made.
Step 3: If you own a sewing machine, than this step will be really handy for you. Get your two pieces of t-shirt and then sew them/get them sewed together. If the person knows that they are doing, than this should turn out great.
Step 4: From basically any shop, buy a t-shirt printing kit. It isn't too expensive and it's really simple. The kit should contain paper that will eventually go onto your t-shirt.
Step 5: Find a print on your computer. This can be any print. Something that you have made yourself, a really cool photo of you and your friends, even just a kickass print of a band. Print this out onto the t-shirt printing paper.
Step 6: Once this is done, iron the print that was on your paper, onto your t-shirt. I know iron-on sounds a little dodgy, but if you do it properly with good iron-on paper, this should turn out awesome.
Okay so by now, your t-shirt should be looking good. I know it seems like a massive pain in the ass, and you're thinking - 'Why can't i just go out and buy one and it will probably be the same price and it won't be so much of a headache?'
Seriously, if you do it well, then you're going to have a t-shirt that nobody else has! You get to choose any print that you want to go on there (it can even be something you found off a blog) and then when people ask you where you bought it from you can say that you made it!
*Tips*
- Use a good printer when you are printing out your print. It will make the quality of it look better.
- When your t-shirt is being sewed, make sure it is done by someone who knows what they're doing. You can't have a good looking t-shirt with ugly stitching can you now?
- Last but not least, with the cut of your t-shirt, maybe make the neck line from the front a little bit V-neck. It will look better and you won't have the common t-shirt look.
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I really like her look here. It's amazing how well just a kickass printed tee can look when you wear it properly. Why not try and make your own?
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