Bleaching t shirts diy

Why be your favorite superhero for Halloween when you can be a hilariously bad knock-off version of them instead?

Don't throw away that old t-shirt just yet. All you need is bleach, water, rubber bands, & a spray bottle to make this easy DIY t-shirt with bleach.

T-shirt Designs With Stencils and Bleach (updated With Robot Image for Download): Make your own awesome t-shirt designs using stencils and a simple solution of bleach and water. This project requires minimal tools, and it comes together fairly easily. **update** The robot stencil shown is now available for download Enough talk…

A few months back I attempted to make a bleach pen and the results were... disastrous, to say the least. I veered away from any projects that involved bleach and t-shirts because I was sure I was just going to screw them up. Well, I came across this post from PracticallyFunctional and this post from Brit.co and thought, "You know what? One Pinterest fail isn't going to stop me!" so I tried these two and you know what? They actually turned out ok! So if you think you're just going to screw it…

Bleach tshirts

I just came back from an eight-day cruise where we crafted, ate, and had as much fun as possible. I came home, unpacked and was excited to get crafty with some new t-shirts I bought for $8 each. The technical term for this technique is called "discharge dyeing", it's where you use bleach to remove color from fabric, but I like to think of it as "bleach art." I'm going to show you four ways that I used bleach to design some cool summer tees! Ready? OK, supplies: - cotton t-shirts - this is…

When you paint fabric with bleach, using different ratios of bleach to water gives unique effects for depth. I tested different strengths so you can see how they all compare to each other