And that’s all you need, haha.The studs I used were a birthday present from my friend Melissa, but you can find them on ebay here as well. :]
I miss Eva so muchh, she’s in Seatle now. Evaaa how are we going to do photoshoots now?? (These photos are by Eva if you haven’t guessed. :p ) Oh, and I’m so crunched for time right now that I didn’t even edit the colors on the photos, sorryy!
My mom got me this corset from Charlotte Russe (I love her, she supports my diys so much):
I colored on it with the sharpie oil paint pens. I love these pens so much, they go on nice and opaque if you shake them well enough. Then I studded it all over with Melissa’s studs. ;D
Here’s a farther off view…
And the back of the corset:
And we used this opportunity to get shots of Eva’s etsy items “in action.” ;p I covered my face, haha~~
Fabric Pencil/chalk if you want to sketch the design first
You’ll need at least two coats of white if you want it to be even and opaque, and make sure to put something like cardboard or a magazine inside of the clothing so the paint won’t seep through to the other side. :]
as promised, here is the tutorial to make the galaxy shirt :]]
what inspired this shirt in the first place was a striped t-shirt tutorial that used bleach (when I saw it, the bleach really reminded me of galaxy print).