My Metal Lists

How to get your white belt in metal

1. Black Sabbath

2. Pantera

3. Slayer

4. Morbid Angel

5. Sepultura

The five records that changed my life

1. Slayer- Reign in Blood

2.Anthrax- Among The Living

3.Obituary- Cause Of Death

4.Carcass- Heartwork

5.Repulsion- Horrified

The bands that people say you should worship even though they haven't put a great record out in years...

1. Metallica

2. Morbid Angel

3. Machine Head

4. Sepultura 

5...........

Good shit

1. Xibalba

2. Gruesome Stuff Relish

3. Rot In Hell

4..Kvelertak

5. Dyscarnate

Albums I am addicted toooo

1. Pentagram- Pentagram

2. Skid Row- Slave To The Grind

3. At the gates- Slaughter Of The Soul

4. Anthrax- Belladonna Records

5. Crowbar- Sever The Wicked Hand

My top 5 Thrash records

1. Anthrax- Among The Living

2. Megadeth- Peace Sells

3. Slayer- Reign In Blood

4. Kreator- Pleasure To Kill

5. Exodus- Bonded By Blood

My top five Death records

1. Obituary- Cause Of Death

2. Carnage- Dark Recollections

3. Deicide- Once Upon A Cross

4. Cemetary- An Evil Shade Of Gray

5. Gorguts- Considered Dead

My Top Five random awesome bands

1. Napalm Death

2. Repulsion

3. Emperor

4. Paradise Lost

5. Coroner

Mosh Maiden \m/

My House Of Metal

I recently moved and it has become my mission to fill my house with METAL! It can be really hard to find things that I like.. Meh! I decided to start making bits and pieces for my new home that suit my personality. I will update my mission on my blog and hopefully inspire you all to do the same :)

I did this cross stitch for my new flat!

The metal mascot from the Devy shop! 

My satanic ram skull drawing

My denim patch artwork

I made this metal heart hanger

Patch Art

Do you have lots of patches hanging around or packed away? Have you run out of  room on your denim jacket? Do you wish you could display you patches in a cool creative way? I have a great, easy way to display your patches on your wall, which is cheap and a great fun project to do over the weekend. 

Materials

Canvas or a wooden frame

Enough denim or old jeans to cover the canvas

Patches

Thread

Studs or any other decoration you want

Staple gun with staples

Sewing machine

Pins

1. Take your denim or jeans, I used two different shades of denim as I wanted it to stand out. Arrange the denim and pin it as a guide to where you will sew. Sew the denim together to make a large enough piece to cover your canvas. 

2. Arrange and pin on your patches and when you're happy stitch them onto the denim. 

3. On your sewing machine you have a variety of stitches. Why not use these to add some texture to your canvas by spontaneously stitching over your denim and patches? 

4. Take your studs or other flourishes and customize your denim with your bits and bobs! Another great way to add rough texture to the fabric is to take a cheese grater to the denim and rub it until it changes in texture. 

5. Finally, take your staple gun and stretch over the denim, staple the fabric on the back until the fabric is stretched over tight. Why not staple onto the front of the fabric for extra metalness \m/

I hope this simple tutorial helps make your home more metal! 

\m/