Bleach Tie Dye Tutorial | 3 Different Designs

[@ry4nolson]

NOW YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING TO DYE FOR!

[@KateIsCool-WCF]

Ha ha ha (tbh it was pretty good)

[@moss787]

Lamb of God! Awesome. Thanks, fairly new to bleach dying and wanted to check some basics here.

[@b.kelley8911]

The color of the bleached areas differs depending on what the shirt is made of, the greater percentage of cotton will turn out lighter and less orange. On a black shirt made of 80% or more of cotton, the bleached areas will be tan tones. 😊

[@doctorsteve9476]

wow. you are really good. gonna try some of this. thx.

[@ginnyhansen4992]

good ideas short and succinct. ty

[@marksessa6514]

I have been reverse tie dyeing for years. I used a red t shirt and NOTHING , it didn't work. What happened

[@ABCrafty]

That’s so frustrating! That happened to one of mine and it turned out it was steadfast/athletic material. What material is it? If it has any type of moisture wicking capabilities, that’s likely the issue

[@abedj1220]

I have done this once and I noticed a small hole in the shirt after some months. too bad as I love my bleach tie dye shirt. I was wondering if the bleach caused the hole. curious have you had any holes appear after using bleach.

[@xdrpepperx]

Scruuuuunch. Some honey comb ties;

[@Metro_Gnome]

How could you sacrifice the lamb of God like that? 😅

[@ry4nolson]

NOW YOU'VE GOT SOMETHING TO DYE FOR!

[@OfferRee]

❤flowery shirts Australia day🎉😢