Hey all! I recently got into making rosettes for my ita-bag and thought I would throw together a quick tutorial. Let me know if some of this sounds like nonsense or a little hard to follow along and I will tweak it as necessary. Hope this helps you make your own!!
sewing shorts like tripp nyc shorts by crazycatboy13 on tiktok
love how they came out! a fun design if you want to make something more alternative without any patches. dyeing it black, long straps, zippers, grommets, and studs.
In the last part I gave you some tools to use for DIY and some tutorials for a basic understanding of things commonly used in DIY. Now I’m going to give you some tutorials to follow for your own projects!
Again, none of these are mine, for my own tutorials look forward to the other parts of this series
Clothing:
Multiple Projects:
Sewing is Rebellion
Deathrock Jacket+Vest:
Need some inspiration or DIY tips? The Count takes you through the construction of his deathrock vest in this build blog.
Corset Belt:
I decided I wanted another corset belt, preferably in a material that could stand some modification from time to time. A bit dystopian and F
This one is a little more advanced due to needing to punch holes and open D-rings but you could definitely find ways around this by using other materials
Fascinator and Veil:
One of the coolest high femme Goth looks involves a jaunty fascinator or hat or some sort, with a black veil either coming down over your fa
Pixie Skirt:
Tiered Skirt:
Perhaps one of the most iconic goth garments, this three-tier skirt is easy to sew. Be prepared: to get its tiers, there will be gathering!
-Goth DIY Tutorials Number 1 (Part 1)-
Hi there, I decided to start a little DIY series! I’m not the most professional at anything lol but I’ve been doing DIY and crafts my entire life and been part of the goth subculture for 10+ years. I’ve seen a lot of baby bats and people inexperienced in crafts online saying they don’t know how to DIY thrift store clothing to be goth so I’m here to help! I believe DIY is super important to the goth subculture and should be easy and accessible, and if I can stop anyone from buying big fast fashion brands I’ve done my job.
For the first post of this series I thought I’d link some sources for people new to DIY or looking for some easy projects to do yourself (projects will be in part 2)🖤This will help you find a starting point if the idea of DIY is overwhelming.
None of these links are mine! I will be posting my own tutorials as part of this series though:)
Some of the most basic starting points for goth DIY are using fishnet tights as a top (just cut a hole in the crotch and cut off the feet), putting safety pins in everything, adding holes to clothes, and adding pins and patches. I like to make my own patches, either by free handing or stenciling, which I linked a tutorial for in this post.
Helpful tools to have:
Gothy DIY Tools – the Essentials! | Gothic Charm School
(I don’t agree with buying from aliexpress but their other sources are great!)
Sewing Tips for Beginners:
Chronicles of an everyday goth gal working in high-tech and wearing business casual with dark flair.
T-Shirt Design Methods:
Welcome back weird kids! I've returned with another way to enhanced your wardrobe all on your own. This time, I'm solving a couple of proble
Learn how to transform your t-shirt by cutting and braiding! This DIY tutorial will show you 2 different types of weaves: basic laddering, a
This is just s few ways to weave t-shirts, there are a ton of different ways to do it and YouTube has some great tutorials, especially on Angela Benedict's channel
RIT Dye Tutorial:
Thinking of breathing new life into an old t-shirt, vintage dress, or a plain set of curtains? Curious about the tools you’ll need to pull o
Patches:
Sewing them:
I’ve been dabbling with alternative DIY since I found out what a safety pin was and one of my favorite things to do is to add patches on stu
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