@@Luna-ej4mi I actually made this vest for a friend from his old T-shirts 🦖

@@Luna-ej4mi Thanks for watching 🦖🦖🦖

@@emmetwright3878 Toxic Narcotic, Cockroach

Great idea! I personally would just sew the donor pocket onto your pants. No need to cut a hole into your pants. But feel free to shoot me pics on IG if you have any questions @reptil_kodiya

@@reptil_diy true i could do that, i just prefer the zipper since anybody could just take something from inside the pocket, and okay thank you!

Honestly I live an extremely dry desert and never had any issues with mold. I have been told that you can lay moldy punk gear between layers of dry ice in a deep freezer to kill mold though, never tried it personally though.

@@reptil_diy i think id be concerned if punk gear started to mold, but not surprised

Awesome to hear! Was the yellow just paint pen or painted solid with acrylic paint?

@@reptil_diy It was solid acrylic although I used an old sponge instead of a rag which seemed to work better.

@@Sk8R517 I use fabric paint, acrylic tends to fade and chip, some people use screen printing ink. You might like this old tutorial on my method of making freezer paper stencil patches. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h36WfouAitZ6d6M

@@reptil_diy thank you!!

What a shame, Im really sorry that happened to you. I hate thieves. I hope that your new skirt comes along nicely 🦖🦖🦖

You might enjoy this old tutorial on freezer paper stencil patches 🦖 kzbin.info/www/bejne/h36WfouAitZ6d6M

Wrong supplies 🥴

@@arabskunk thank you for the Love Habibi 🦖

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS INPUT! Honestly by no means am I an expert at what I do! I just showcase methods that work for me and that I have been using for years. I would love to try 3 in 1 Oil to remove paint next time I have to pull a logo!

@@reptil_diy I googled if it’s actually safe on leather and their AI dealie just told me it’s not candy and I shouldn’t eat it For the record I was using it on Veg tan belt leather that was already dyed black but is pretty processed, like the back is smooth. Leather jackets are chrome tanned usually so there’s different stuff used to tan the leather.

Honestly I've flown all over and have never had a bad experience with metal detectors or TSA in general. You take your shoes and outerwear off like everyone else and walk through the screening. No biggie 🦖

@@JoyHoward-gl7kj 😂😂😂

I personally have only tried black.

@@Bigtubbylove they are just old, 2007, and heavily worn. No wax or anything else

@@xaviervinyl check out thrift stores. Buy a denim jacket and cut the sleeves off

@@OtocolobusRocks I love The Specials, stoked I could help 🦖🦖🦖

@@CrowMLC209 I just lightly roll up my edges. Here's someone else's video on it, Not very difficult kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3-lf3pvjLirm5I

That sounds really awesome 🦖🦖🦖🦖

@@whatwedointheshadows3349 this was actually a bunch of shorts I made on my Instagram to promote my page all edited together. That is why the aspect ratio is off 😂

An hour or so or however long it takes to dry 🦖

@@reptil_diy I waited 5 minutes in between💀.I’ll update for anyone else doing it for the first time

@@scv-raw2071 hmm let me know how it turned out 🦖

Better late than never 🥴

If you are really down and out you can try regular paper, trace the logo, adhere double sided tape, stick to wax paper, cut out logo, pull off wax paper and use as a stencil. I can not guarantee the results on a shirt but people do this as a method for putting logos on leather jackets. Let me know if you try it. I prefer using freezer paper when making stencils for fabric. 🦖

I only work on denim or leather jackets. I've never heard of anyone using a polyester jacket as a base. I've never had any issues with shrinking 🦖

Any gloss black acrylic paint will work. It will be quite stiff at first but after a week or so of wear it will break into a nice rubber/leather like texture 🦖

Yeah it should. I only use the gloss to make it shiney and leather like. Make sure you properly break in the paint by wearing the jacket. It is gonna be stiff for a week or so 🦖

"Able-Bodied" is currently an appropriate term for someone that does not identify as having a physical disability, It is quite literally used in the field as a neutral term for non-disabled people. By the way, I have been a care service provider for adults that have intellectual and physical disabilities as a career path for the past 11 years. Personally I feel like a lot of these newer "inclusive language" terms come off as crass and off putting but they are what we are instructed to use in the field by medical institutions regardless of what I think. The way I, and others in my field, have been trained is to avoid referring to people with disabilities as disabled/handicapped/ect as it is currently considered insensitive. To be completely honest inclusive language terms are constantly changing, even in my short 11 years I have been trained on numerous iterations of what is currently considered appropriate language. If I ever get something wrong than I do apologize! I only brought it up in this video because I wanted to express how people with limited mobility, like the subscriber I mentioned, can indeed hand sew because I received a question about it previously from them specifically. If you are a disabled person that has a problem with modern inclusive language terms then I highly recommend that you bring it up with the institutions that implement these terms and not a random KZbinr because I do infact agree with some of your statement. Respectfully I hope that cleared the air