If you see cracks in the paint when it's dried, don't worry! It won't peel or fall off. Take your time! This project says it's done in forty-eight hours but in reality this project took me a couple of weeks because I had to figure out how I could fix my problem but mostly had to do with my procrastination. Use duct tape to hold your stencil in place and hold the places you're painting over. To set it you can use an iron or just turn it inside out and throw the jacket in washer and the dryer and it should adhere to the jean material.ĭo not rush when using a stencil, that was my mistake before I rushed and got paint in places I didn't want paint. Once you're done painting and it's done air-drying for 24 hours. But if you want it's best to have extra just in case! I got lucky and had enough to fix my mess up. Get your paint, I highly recommend FolkArt Multi-Surface Paint. Please, feel free to use your creative side! If you don't like Saints Row you can just do a different logo like maybe your favorite band? Don't feel limited, think outside of the box! I made the stencil at school during shop class, and used the school's laminate to make it last longer and reuse it for something else. For me this was cheap because I just had to buy paint. You'll have to do some searching in thrift stores or even online. Both of the jean jackets were given to me for free.

If you happen to like how I fixed my unintentional mistake you can reuse jeans or get jean material, paint the stencil, cut, and sow it on.Īlso when you're doing this this price varies to person to person on this project. I messed up badly and had a back up plan. Thus, the Saints and the fleur-de-lis could have been chosen to reflect these quasi-religious origins. The 3rd Street Saints were founded in a condemned church on 3rd Street in Stilwater. Just know that you can just paint the logo onto the back, there's no need to do what I did. However, the fleur-de-lis has importance both in royalty and religion, both things that factor into the Saints' origin. I stenciled the Fleur-De-Lis again, cut it out, and sew it onto the jacket. My theory is that he wanted to impress the saints but maybe he was rejected by his ego so thats why he came and broke the bridge. So I got a different vest that didn't fit me well. The fleur de lis isnt exclusively saints property, its meant to symbolize, life, perfection and light, something Killbane thinks he represents. It didn't work well the spray paint just soaked up into the jean material. I had messed up badly with fabric spray paint. *Behind the Fleur-De-Lis 'patch' is the crappy version that was originally just painted onto the back of the jacket. Making myself in the game as the games protagonist I felt it would only be right if I just make something to show off to the world for being the gang leader of the Third Street Saints.Īll of this was planned ahead, but sometimes mistakes happen if you're not careful enough. I have an obsession with Saints Row because of it's comedic humor in every cut-scene and conversation.

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