#goth diy

[izzynstuffz]

redoing my backpack!!!!!!!!!

the plan!!!!!! currently painting some old patches black rn

[skrankku]

When I worked at a big art fair back in April, I bought a 2nd hand mirror for the dressing room for 50 kr and ended up taking it home with me afterwards. Around the same time I found a tiny Jesus figure on the sidewalk.

I decided to make a goth mirror using the figure as a centrepiece. I used skull beads, a pile of plastic crosses I got from an artist at my old job and some deer jaws that I found in the woods 2 years ago. I also used a glue gun, black spray paint, silver paint and spray varnish.

[gothchoccymilk]

hi i followed a yt tutorial for a web top and now I look like fuckign spiderman

[weaklysacredtestament]

Should I make a bat wing cape for dancing....

[jasperthehatchet]

Choker I made that was heavily inspired by vaneruin on YouTube. Mine here has slight differences but it's very similar

Made the band itself with 1 inch black ribbon and black lace trim stitched onto it along the middle. Used safety pins with black beads on them that are attached together with jumprings to make little safety pin chains that hang from the loops in the lace with the chain getting longer towards the middle. The middle chain has a silver and black ornate cross pendant hanging frm the end of it. All the different lengths of chains have varying sized beads and black and silver charms hanging on/from them to add visual interest.

All metal pieces and components used in this project are silver colored. 💚🌿

[jasperthehatchet]

Patch I made yesterday 💜

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[Image ID: a large dark purple patch with a white snake skeleton painted on it in an "s" shape but with an extra loop. All the ribs are painted on as well and it tapers off toward the end of the tail. End ID]

[witchyfashion]

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