This is such a cool project to do and I have been wanting to do this Bleach Transfer for a long time now. But I was a little hesitant and a little scared that I was going to mess it up. Then I thought to myself it’s only a $5 dollar t-shirt.
Who cares if I mess it up.
Right?
I used a doily that I had on hand to do the bleach transfer for this project. I put the bleach into a spray bottle with a small amount of water and sprayed away… I did place a piece of cardboard inside the t-shirt so the bleach didn’t run through to the backside of my tee.
This is just my first attempt at bleach transfer. At first I wasn’t really happy that the details of the doily didn’t show up as much as I had hopped. But once I tried it on I liked it a lot…
I’m totally going to try some other ideas using bleach. It’s an easy way to transfer a plain t-shirt into one that no one else has.
I just love that!
Uniqueness is what I call it.
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The bleach effect looks great….another idea….perhaps sew the doily to the t-shirt, off centre from the bleach section…to mimic the ‘hint’ of doily from the bleach section? Just a thought…
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Oooh I like that idea too… Will be on the look out for more doilies.
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That’s a neat way to use bleach to embellish a shirt. I’ve got some plastic holders with an interesting pattern that I’d like to try with this. Thanks for the idea.
Beth
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I can’t wait to see what you come up with…
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I wonder if you used one of those paper doilies with a less intricate design if it would be clearer. . . It’s a neat idea though!
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That’s a good idea… Will have to try it out.
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Custom printing applying t shirt transfers is also another type of order which many customers make from the t shirt printing company.
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Could you spray the bleach onto the object and then press the object onto the shirt; sort of like a bleach print/stamp?
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love this idea thanks for sharing it!
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