Bleach tie dye outfit

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After posting The DIYer I received a request to do a tutorial on tie dye jeans. Below you will see all the instructions on how to turn your jeans in to a great tie dye style! The Basics You Will Need 1. Jeans 2. Bleach* 3. Bucket 4. Paper Coffee Cup (optional) 5. Rubber Bands** 6. Gloves 7. Scissors *Because the bleach is very strong in scent, it is best to be in a well ventilated area (i.e. outside). If you must be indoors, I suggest you use the scented bleach as the regular scent is masked…

Make your own reverse tie dye clothing with these step-by-step instructions. All you need is bleach, water, rubber bands and colored pieces of clothing.

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We've all seen reverse tie dye whether we realize that's what it is or not. Here I'll show you how to get the same look using ice!

Bleach painting on clothing

5 easy Techniques to learn how to Tie-Dye Bleach your clothing and make unique upcycled pieces | Fashion DIY Bleaching Tutorial

Anything 100% cotton you better watch out. I have a new obsession. Really easy. Draw on a shirt with a bleach pen. Like the Tide pens excep...

5 easy Techniques to learn how to Tie-Dye Bleach your clothing and make unique upcycled pieces | Fashion DIY Bleaching Tutorial

We (my daughter and I) have started another new hobby of bleaching shirts. I scoured Pinterest for tutorials and ideas. Then we just went for it. We have been making shirts for our immediate family and now we have started on our Christmas gifts. We have found that black and darker shirts work best. Here are many of the (successful) shirts we have created.