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anyone know any places to get cheap patches from in the UK?
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make em yourself. a thrift store tshirt is dirt cheap and can make 5-20 patches depending on size.
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I can make myself cereal that's about it.
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I make all if mine. You can go to stencilpunks.org for some stencils till you get the hang of it
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cheers mate! :-D
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I either make them or use ebay. Found a lot of cheap ones on there.
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You'd probably want to use an old pair of jeans instead. The material will last longer than that of a t-shirt.
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I may be old, but I saw all the cool bands!
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actually i've had more problems with denim patches. unless the stitching goes really far back into the patch, the edges always fray on me and then come loose from the stitching. plus old jeans are usually faded so you don't get as much crisp contrast on the image.
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i'd never considered that. will it dry clear and unnoticable, or be shiny and/or flaky on the edges?
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