first out fit is made from this reallly cheap fabric i got, its got a ton of holes in it (hard to sew!). the gold part is a old scarf i found.
the spandex are my favorite...even though i havent had the guts to wear them in public yet. the last dress is made from this cool aberiginal (sp?) canvas material. yep, there ya go

http://i11.tinypic.com/2utszle.jpg

so ive seen a lot of other people's project runway shirts so of course i had to post my own

i get band shirts mostly from thrift stores or friends and this is what i do with them. i dont like half the bands..but i do em anyway.

so today i tried to use the photo emulsion method. and look what went wrong! i dont know how though. the emulsion ended up getting all spotty. and the screen LITERALLY burned. most of the image came out except each has some parts that wont wash out. can someone help me and tell me what i did wrong? can screen filler fix this and make is useable? i used a 250 watt bulb about 10 inches away (because it wont go any higher). arrrghhh!!!

ok so i know this is like the millionth post about getting off screen filler but i need to clarify just for my own peace of mind. a while ago i used the drawing fluid and screen filler method to make prints and when i was finished, no matter what i did i couldnt get the screen filler off. i used EVERYTHING (bleah, grease lighting,..etc). i think something i used may have actually set it in the screen...i dunno.

so lets say i got a new screen and when i finished printing i wanted to get the screen filler off so i could reuse the screen....
what should be the first thing i do to get it off?
does photo emulsion remover also remove screen filler by any chance?
help me pllllease

so this is my first post of my stuff in the clothing forum...most of this is old stuff i made cuz i dont have pictures of the more recent things but ill try and get pics up soon

this was a project for my ap art class. i really like it...the shorts took forever! i did the shirt and shorts from a pattern but added all the applique stuff


this one was from a pattern too except i changed it up by using the chekcered fabric instead of an all pink dress


reconstructed shirt i sold on ebay



and just a curious george skirt

this shirts from the movie "me you and everyone we know"
you wont understand it unless youve seen it but once you get it its pretty much the best shirt ever

so ive never dont the photo emulsion method but i found some images that i want to use for it. does the image have to be totally black and white? or will the light pick up greys in a picture? i put the images i want on a greyscale but i wasnt sure if i could do it without it being just black and white
thanks