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Ahah thanks! yes I think it was, but pretty much worth it. I only realize after beginning how time consuming the whole videos are: project + filming + editing = long days but most good thing cost effort right. Thank you for watching! subscribed to your craft channel :)
08:42 “but screw that” - pun intended? 😻 Love the video and the result!!!!! I’m going to try this too - this would be a p e r f e c t quarantine project, too bad we didn’t try it then but ah well!!!! (Also love your classic coffee drinking in between, and laughed (and watched 4 times over again) on the fan and you “fanning” the steamer 😹!) Omg I love you Peer Cox 🖤
Hahaha thanks for watching elef! Think this is def quite a rewarding project for boring times! And no sewing machine is also nice sometimes ;) . Love you! Ps yeah that was intended lol
Happy that I found your videos in CZcams. Love your work！ I love to do fabric manipulation as well！ thank you for sharing! for my opinion: the Natural materials (like cotton, silk) that I tried, the result was not obvious. Using synthetic fabric will be better.
Thank you! It is really fun effect, I am making the shirt now. I think polyester is indeed the safest choice to do this, after so much effort is has to be worth it!
I have been LOOKING all over for this. Thank you! You have nailed the look! I love this technique as it reminds me of the dexter wong shirt created for MJ's scream video. And as of recently, chet lo's work too I have a couple of questions : [1] How can I create more evenly spaced, bigger, defined/protruding spikes? [2] If I were to do this on a shirt or sweater, what material would you recommend? [3] Will the spikes be long lasting or will they lose shape/deflate over time? [a] If so, how can we ensure it holds its shape for a long time?
Heya thanks for commenting! No idea MJ wore a shirt like that.. how cool! I know there is a london (?)designer now that does a lot of spiky stuff like that, I forgot the name though. It is hard to know for sure how they get the spikes that pronounced as I have not done a lot of experimenting with this as it is really time consuming, I think for a more spiky effect you would need like a super light weight thin polyester fabric, i don't think it will work with a normal sweater or normal tshirt jersey at all. I would say you need to do a test first to see the end result before you spend many hours, as the result can be a little unpredictable. Also another problem you might run into is poking holes with the screws, so you might consider another unsharp object instead. I did the popcorn shirt too in another video where I wrapped in buttons, they where pretty defined and the fabric was a bit thinner, but I would go even thinner for the spikes, may be also boil it a bit longer than 20 minutes... after washing it cold temperature it should look more or less the same (mine do9 , to be sure you could hand wash it cold and not wring it out but let it dry flat on a towel for example.
Thank you! So this one I did not wash but the failed shirt with red stains I put in a handwash with vanish oxi action for at least a couple of hours and hang it out to dry, the effect stayed! Maybe a tiny bit less pronounced, but as long as you do not use any heat and pressure and the fabric is 100 % polyester it should be permanent.
hello! was the heat hot enough to keep the texture of the pants for a very long time if not forever? if the material itself melted enough into the texture of the screws.
Hi thanks for this!! You might’ve mentioned already but what fabric are your pants exactly? Synthetic but polyester, nylon or both? Hopefully I buy the right garment for this project
Hello thanks for watching, so this pants was 55% polyester and 45% nylon. As long as it is a fabric that melts when it gets hot it should be working, but sticking to polyester will be a safe choice.
Hi there! So i was super careful to only hand wash it with cold or lukewarm water. I just let it soak for 2 hours and than lightly press the water out and let it hang to dry above the bucket so that it can catch up the water. This is more work than your normal wash but it will keep the textures almost completely in there. I would avoid twisting the fabric and using hot water at all times!
Thanks for asking, the shaping of fabric is also referred to as 3d shibori, it is almost the same technique only you use heat to create textures instead of dye.
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That was quite time consuming but the results were unique and fun. And talking about fun.....you are quite entertaining....LOL :) Janie
Ahah thanks! yes I think it was, but pretty much worth it. I only realize after beginning how time consuming the whole videos are: project + filming + editing = long days but most good thing cost effort right. Thank you for watching! subscribed to your craft channel :)
08:42 “but screw that” - pun intended? 😻
Love the video and the result!!!!!
I’m going to try this too - this would be a p e r f e c t quarantine project, too bad we didn’t try it then but ah well!!!!
(Also love your classic coffee drinking in between, and laughed (and watched 4 times over again) on the fan and you “fanning” the steamer 😹!)
Omg I love you Peer Cox 🖤
Hahaha thanks for watching elef! Think this is def quite a rewarding project for boring times! And no sewing machine is also nice sometimes ;) . Love you! Ps yeah that was intended lol
Fantastic. I actually watched the video twice to see your Shibori technique in greater detail. Gracias, mein Freund, from the Left Coast of the USA!
thanks for watching ! 😎 hello from Berlin Germany
Wow! Meditative work, but sooo worth it!!
Thank you, it is def meditiative but a little bit painful for the fingers after a while ;)
Happy that I found your videos in CZcams. Love your work！ I love to do fabric manipulation as well！ thank you for sharing! for my opinion: the Natural materials (like cotton, silk) that I tried, the result was not obvious. Using synthetic fabric will be better.
Thank you! It is really fun effect, I am making the shirt now. I think polyester is indeed the safest choice to do this, after so much effort is has to be worth it!
WOW im in love with this and your channel!!! feel so lucky to have discovered this~ im so inspired!
That's great! thank you so much for the compliment, have a great day XX
I have been LOOKING all over for this. Thank you! You have nailed the look!
I love this technique as it reminds me of the dexter wong shirt created for MJ's scream video. And as of recently, chet lo's work too
I have a couple of questions :
[1] How can I create more evenly spaced, bigger, defined/protruding spikes?
[2] If I were to do this on a shirt or sweater, what material would you recommend?
[3] Will the spikes be long lasting or will they lose shape/deflate over time?
[a] If so, how can we ensure it holds its shape for a long time?
Heya thanks for commenting! No idea MJ wore a shirt like that.. how cool! I know there is a london (?)designer now that does a lot of spiky stuff like that, I forgot the name though. It is hard to know for sure how they get the spikes that pronounced as I have not done a lot of experimenting with this as it is really time consuming, I think for a more spiky effect you would need like a super light weight thin polyester fabric, i don't think it will work with a normal sweater or normal tshirt jersey at all. I would say you need to do a test first to see the end result before you spend many hours, as the result can be a little unpredictable. Also another problem you might run into is poking holes with the screws, so you might consider another unsharp object instead. I did the popcorn shirt too in another video where I wrapped in buttons, they where pretty defined and the fabric was a bit thinner, but I would go even thinner for the spikes, may be also boil it a bit longer than 20 minutes... after washing it cold temperature it should look more or less the same (mine do9 , to be sure you could hand wash it cold and not wring it out but let it dry flat on a towel for example.
I really like how the pants came out. Very nice.
thank you! they are still one of my favorites too
Great project! The end result looks fabulous. I'm amazed of that patience of yours-all this miniscule tying :0 RESPECT!
Thanks lol yeah sometimes wish I still had the time to do stuff like that but at the moment unfortunately not.
@@PeerCoxFashionRec What do you do currently?
Wow Looks fabulous! Love from Isabel and Christian your biggest fans. When are you coming back to New York? Miss you Lots of love
Isabel Kolonel thank you my sweet friends! Might come back sooner than you think, will get in touch 😊 love❤️
Love the end result!! 💖
Thank you Jorieke❤️
Genius!!! I love the end result
thanks !
Sooo unique texture❣❣❣ I'm loving your channel, really artistic. Tks
Thank you! When Still one of my favorites, wearable but funky ;)
Weldone Peer, it looks awesome again!
Thank you Hieu! thanks for watching ;)
Me encanta! Saludos desde Argentina.
Gracias! Mi espanol muy malo pero saludos desde Aleman!
This looks awesome, thanks!
Definitely worth the effort! Thanks for watching :)
Great look - worth the effort!
Thank you! Did it a few times but now making a new tutorial with a lot quicker way to create texture which... also nice hihi
Super Cool , very nice result. Did you wash them already ? And if so o the wrinkles stay ?
Thank you! So this one I did not wash but the failed shirt with red stains I put in a handwash with vanish oxi action for at least a couple of hours and hang it out to dry, the effect stayed! Maybe a tiny bit less pronounced, but as long as you do not use any heat and pressure and the fabric is 100 % polyester it should be permanent.
FABULOUS❕😲🤩
thanks :D:D
❤️It's unique and fun I will try it out.
Cool! Let me know how it went! It is really fun to unwrap and see the result
pretttttyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!
thank youuuuu :D
love it!!!
Thanks Lynn!
Looks amazing!
Thank you! Want to do it again soon :)
Супер!!
Thank you!
hello! was the heat hot enough to keep the texture of the pants for a very long time if not forever? if the material itself melted enough into the texture of the screws.
Hello, it sure did not wash out, did only do cold 30c washes with it. also did the popcorn shirt and that one also stayed very well
@@PeerCoxFashionRec thanks for the reply, appreciate it :)
@@ratclo Ofcourse!
Hi this looks beautiful!
Just had a query , is this effect permanent ?
Or will fade away with time?
Thank! If you wash it cold and do not apply any pressure or iron it will stay.
Hi thanks for this!! You might’ve mentioned already but what fabric are your pants exactly? Synthetic but polyester, nylon or both? Hopefully I buy the right garment for this project
Hello thanks for watching, so this pants was 55% polyester and 45% nylon. As long as it is a fabric that melts when it gets hot it should be working, but sticking to polyester will be a safe choice.
Hiii please I really need to know what is the wash care with this texture, did you wash it and did the texture stay? thankss i love itt!!!!
Hi there! So i was super careful to only hand wash it with cold or lukewarm water. I just let it soak for 2 hours and than lightly press the water out and let it hang to dry above the bucket so that it can catch up the water. This is more work than your normal wash but it will keep the textures almost completely in there. I would avoid twisting the fabric and using hot water at all times!
@@PeerCoxFashionRec thank you so much! I've been subscribed for a while please keep creating I love your content!
@@prs889No problem! Thank you.. comments like that keep me going :D !
Which synthetic fabric did you use exactly?
Hello there, so the pants waS 55 % polyester and 45% nylon, i think if you stick to a high polyester percentage your safe!
How about the temperature you set in 25m?
it only has one temperature, it is probably around 100+ degrees celsius because it is steam
what can i use instead of yarn ?
You can use sewing thread too.. almost any thread!
How can this be shibori when there was no dye?
Thanks for asking, the shaping of fabric is also referred to as 3d shibori, it is almost the same technique only you use heat to create textures instead of dye.
Only water use for streem
Yes it is only water
falling in lovee!! thanks for the tips!!
Thank you very welcome! Lets meet there!