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Post by adamrocks on Jun 11, 2014 17:15:03 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2014 17:16:02 GMT -5
and one fineeee header it is. 8-) |
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Post by Q3 on Jun 11, 2014 17:18:07 GMT -5
Why did the choose that dorking looking photo? At least he is surrounded by mostly naked men. |
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Post by DancyGeorgia on Jun 11, 2014 17:32:17 GMT -5
Thanks QA3 and Talon for all the Queen music and videos can't wait to see what they sing. Getting very excited for Chicago and I love grandduchesspf's t-shirt idea so I had one printed as I am not as talented as she is. I am thinking of adding bling I bought some at Michaels. Maybe on the crown and some of the notes. To go beyond the first wash you need hot fix rhinestones that you iron on. If not use e-6000 glue and it will hold for a while. If using E-6000 glue, there are several methods for applying the rhinestones to fabric. Nozzle for this glue gets stopped up very fast. It soon becomes faster to squirt a little on disposible tin foil and use blunt end of toothpick to pick up some glue and apply to the desired spot on the fabric. I use toothpicks that are pointed on 1 end and blunt cylinder shape on other end. I then use tweesers to pick up the rhinestone and place on the glue spot on the fabric. Takes some practice to get the hang of it. But I have used this method to apply hundreds of rhinestones to stretch lycra ballroom dresses. Other people I know a use bees wax on the end of a stick to pick up the rhinestones and apply to the fabric. Use about 2-3 times as much bees wax as cotton on the end of a Q-tip. Be sure to wash the t-shirt before applying stones to get ride of the chemicals they put on new fabrics apparel. And then always hand wash a stoned garment. Even then, expect to loose a few stones with each washing. |
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Post by zeldon on Jun 11, 2014 17:44:23 GMT -5
I love, love, love Dragon Attack and appreciate it being played slower than the original version.
Tshirts - I'd love to get a tshirt similar to the "Queen" tshirt that Adam has and wore at the end of one of the Hammersmith concerts. That's an awesome shirt!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2014 17:49:23 GMT -5
To go beyond the first wash you need hot fix rhinestones that you iron on. If not use e-6000 glue and it will hold for a while. If using E-6000 glue, there are several methods for applying the rhinestones to fabric. Nozzle for this glue gets stopped up very fast. It soon becomes faster to squirt a little on disposible tin foil and use blunt end of toothpick to pick up some glue and apply to the desired spot on the fabric. I use toothpicks that are pointed on 1 end and blunt cylinder shape on other end. I then use tweesers to pick up the rhinestone and place on the glue spot on the fabric. Takes some practice to get the hang of it. But I have used this method to apply hundreds of rhinestones to stretch lycra ballroom dresses. Other people I know a use bees wax on the end of a stick to pick up the rhinestones and apply to the fabric. Use about 2-3 times as much bees wax as cotton on the end of a Q-tip. Be sure to wash the t-shirt before applying stones to get ride of the chemicals they put on new fabrics apparel. And then always hand wash a stoned garment. Even then, expect to loose a few stones with each washing. Ot but is about decorating Adam shirts. Have you tried the needle method of transfer glue? use needle, eye end, set stone on top then press to fabric pulling out needle! Also found a new tool that works like a dream  A wax pencil. www.etsy.com/listing/129534833/1-piece-wax-pencil-rhinestone-picker?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_promoted&utm_campaign=supplies_low&gclid=CjkKEQjw_N-cBRD2k73X3OjJ8eMBEiQAbdPic6T8tdE_cQuzj9h8jCf5p8vjjWZwqzPCOqAIhXRcfJDw_wcB |
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Post by mszue on Jun 11, 2014 18:00:04 GMT -5
Since the beginning the Google Hangout has been a communications miss on Twitter. It is not cancelled. But people are getting emails that it is cancelled. :( Plus it is on Google which "no one" uses! URGH! I can't believe that I might give in to Google + because of Adam. URGH URGH! At least it is better than Facebook! I just did and I have fought them all the way! :  I just did too.....and I have been fighting it as well....I actually distrust this more than Facebook because they tie your whole life together and I do not believe they can be trusted AT ALL... Boy oh boy Adam....we need some serious eye candy for this hahahahaha Cause once they have you they do not let you go.....AAAARRRrrggggghhhhh! |
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Post by DancyGeorgia on Jun 11, 2014 18:00:41 GMT -5
If using E-6000 glue, there are several methods for applying the rhinestones to fabric. Nozzle for this glue gets stopped up very fast. It soon becomes faster to squirt a little on disposible tin foil and use blunt end of toothpick to pick up some glue and apply to the desired spot on the fabric. I use toothpicks that are pointed on 1 end and blunt cylinder shape on other end. I then use tweesers to pick up the rhinestone and place on the glue spot on the fabric. Takes some practice to get the hang of it. But I have used this method to apply hundreds of rhinestones to stretch lycra ballroom dresses. Other people I know a use bees wax on the end of a stick to pick up the rhinestones and apply to the fabric. Use about 2-3 times as much bees wax as cotton on the end of a Q-tip. Be sure to wash the t-shirt before applying stones to get ride of the chemicals they put on new fabrics apparel. And then always hand wash a stoned garment. Even then, expect to loose a few stones with each washing. Ot but is about decorating Adam shirts. Have you tried the needle method of transfer glue? use needle, eye end, set stone on top then press to fabric pulling out needle! Also found a new tool that works like a dream A wax pencil. www.etsy.com/listing/129534833/1-piece-wax-pencil-rhinestone-picker?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product_listing_promoted&utm_campaign=supplies_low&gclid=CjkKEQjw_N-cBRD2k73X3OjJ8eMBEiQAbdPic6T8tdE_cQuzj9h8jCf5p8vjjWZwqzPCOqAIhXRcfJDw_wcBNo, I have never tried the needle method. It may depend on size of stones. I am usually using bigger ones than you are, 20ss & 30ss. The wax pencil looks great. I always had problems getting the bees wax stick just right for picking up stones. |
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Post by adamrocks on Jun 11, 2014 18:33:37 GMT -5
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Post by adamrocks on Jun 11, 2014 18:36:18 GMT -5
Why did the choose that dorking looking photo? At least he is surrounded by mostly naked men. Here is a pic. LAMBERTLUST @lambertlust 37m Adam Lambert has been added to @socialitelife Twitter Header (SCREEN CAP) pic.twitter.com/HHPJAk0DWO
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