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DIY Tattoo Tights

Make your own personalised tattoo tights for a fraction of the retail price!

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/diy-tattoo-tights • Posted by dazedandbeautiful ..

After watching a video on YouTube I was inspired to make these tights that give the effect of having a tattoo on your leg! They are pretty simple to make after you have worked out the calculations (these are straight-forward so don’t let that put you off!)

You will need

Project Budget
Almost Nothing

Time

0 h 20

Difficulty

Nice & Simple
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Description

After watching a video on YouTube I was inspired to make these tights that give the effect of having a tattoo on your leg! They are pretty simple to make after you have worked out the calculations (these are straight-forward so don’t let that put you off!)

Instructions

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    Start with the piece of card and wrap it around the part of your leg where you want the tattoo to sit.

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    Then measure the length down the tight leg (be aware that the tights stretch a huge amount so if you need to put the tights on to judge, do so.) and place the card, this should stretch the tights the right amount. Add the design on top of the card so you can see it through the tights.

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    Using your marker, trace the design onto the tights. I suggest to use a dotting motion rather than a sketching motion as you will get the best colour pay off from that! Sometimes it might not look like any product coming out but I can assure you that it will!

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    I would suggest to wait at least ten minutes to fully allow the ink to dry before putting them on. After that they should be good to go!