The first top, was brought from topshop about 2 years ago in the summer. I really liked it but it was tied at the back (at the very top) and by a rouched strip of material in the middle (at the back). This meant that everything below this flared out a little and generally became very annoying. To combat this, i used Generation T's 'Tying Game' project. The t-shirt now looks like:



Closeup:



and from the front the top now looks like:




The other top, i also brought 2 years ago, but this time the sleeves were seperated at the outside seam (just until it reached the main body of the t-shirt). I also found this really annoying, so i punched holes in each sleeve and tied it together with a ribbon, corset style.

I found this icon on Xanga:
and since the twins are two of my favourite characters in the Harry Potter books (+ James and Oliver Phelps do have pretty hair in the 4th film), i decided it would look really good stencilled onto a t-shirt.  

Using a stencil found on stencilry (thank god there was), and a cheap top from H&M, i managed to come up with this:



A closeup of the stencil (taken from stencilry)  



...and a close up of the text:



I was tempted to put 'Weasley's Wizard Wheezes' on the back (at the bottom) as well, but i'm not sure if i should actually bother with this. Hmm, what do you all think?

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*EDIT*

I have indeed stencilled 'Weasley's Wizard Wheezes' on the back of my t-shirt (ok well i did complete it a while ago, it's just taken me ages to put the pics online)



Now all i have to do is wait for the 21st July....

Thankyou to everyone for all your suggestions, but i found a very simple way to stop the scarf curling.
I lost some of the scarf width (which i didn't mind too much), as i folded it in half and sewed the two edges together.

Yes, i just had to get it out of my system for my first 'proper' knit.

So here it is, the Harry Potter Gryffindor scarf:



Unfortunately as you can see it has rolled (i have pulled it out a little on the left hand side so you can see what it should look like), since i've used stocking stitch.

I might considering knitting a 'back' for the scarf and sew them together, but i'm unsure how effective this will be. Has anyone tried this?

If not i'll just say to people that it's a magic scarf which responds to heat. It's curled up right now because it's cold. 

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Finished scarf pictures further down the page

I thought i'd try a bit of stencilling to brighten up some of my tops. For this one i've chosen a (not very original) crow stencil.



Closeup:


On me:


I'm fairly pleased with the way it's turned out, considering it's my first go, and i'd like to do some more in the future.

So, what do you all think?

Once upon a time, while out in Camden, i saw a girl wondering around with a blazer she'd customised with HIM lyrics and the heartagram. I thought to myself what a great idea.

A few months later i came up with the idea of making some Jeans to honour one of my favourite bands - Epica.

It's taken me about 8 months to actually start them and 2 months to sort them out complete them.

Here's the result:









And on the back:





As youmay or may not of noticed i've got them part singed. I saw them in April when the Jeans were half completed and only 3 of the band members wondered round the place for a little. Still i'm seeing them again in June (on my 18th birthday - hurrah) so i'm hoping to get them completely signed then