How To Design Custom Shirts With Bleach

[@DrMcFuggles1]

Going to the store My list 1. Bleach 2. Mask 3. Freezer paper 4. Paper towel 5. Rubber gloves 6. sharp knife 7. Eye protection 8. Cheap shirts I get in line and the cashier looks at me in a weird way. I look at my items and realize that this looks so wrong. I immediately grab some gum to fix the problem. Woah that was a close one.

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Story of my life

[@victorgilbert4687]

Good save Walter white

[@madhouse5213]

yup bubble gum saves the day XD

[@skullfreak102]

100th like :)

[@DrMcFuggles1]

skullfreak102 Thank you. I didn't even realize that I was top comment.

[@jessemaner9906]

That rocket one was neat

[@evaluna122]

Especially on a hoodie

[@RealWolfFlow21]

Lol

[@redb.5533]

I used to do custom bleach tshirts a long time ago in hight school. Another thing to note about bleaching is depending on the manufacturer you can get different color from bleaching different shirts (example, three black shirts from different places, some bleached tan, some just white-ish, but some had amazing reds. This was my favorite to use because of the vibrant color instead of different shades). Another things is instead of waiting for the desired color difference, which can damage the materiel in the long run if a very very light color is the desired result, diluting the following sprays ( I usually have 4 to 5 bottles ranging between 10% 25% 50% or 75% or any variation in between) at different ratios can speed up this process since you do not want to leave the bleach on for more than 5-8 minutes to guarantee the structural integrity of the T-shirt for continuous washes. Mixing acrylic diluted dies can be a fun way to add a splash of color to your designs. By diluted I mean with fabric paint mix you can get, a product found at any fabric store or any craft store that you can mix with acrylic that makes it permanent on fabrics that does not leave a crusty exterior it's very fun to work with. And is washable super ++++. The reason I liked to use this instead of generic dies is VARIETY you can achieve by mixing the many many acrylic colors available. This was nostalgic and fun to watch thank you so very much. You should try this fun out with pants (blue jeans take the best) hats, purses, and even fabric shoes. It holds up much better (the bleach and the paint mix) than any normal diy or sharpie version I've seen

[@ChiIIerClan]

I would also like to know. Thanks

[@goransvraka3171]

i should have read this before starting. Bleach weakned the cotton fibres and now i have giant holes when taking off the freezer paper! :( - 5-8 minutes to guarantee the structural integrity --- damn i kept drying and reapplying for 3 hrs total!

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

Interesting comment that I've read over several times. I'm a little confused about what you mean by the "bleach and paint mix". Are you mixing bleach with paint or are you bleaching an area and then coloring it with a mixture of regular acrylic paint and fabric paint? Also, have you worked with leather (thin/jacket) bleaching at all? I see your post is 4 years old, so here's to hoping you see my question. It's surprisingly difficult to get detailed answers on bleaching processes.

[@redb.5533]

@@dreamingrightnow1174 I've never worked on leather sorry. But the 'paint mix' is acrylic mixes with 'fabric medium'. It's a product that you mix with acrylic to make your own fabric paint (I find you can get the finish you want much better) and you have all the colors of acrylic to play with in what every amount you want to mix. Much better than a container of fabric paint. I sometimes use just bleach, some bleach and paint mix', and some I just paint. Depends on the fabric and the design

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

@@redb.5533 That's amazing, I've never heard of mixing bleach and paint. Do you have a link to your work? I'd love to see it. Thanks for the tip on the fabric paint.. What's the medium? Is it floetrol by any chance?

[@midlifepublishing]

Dude, I'm a t-shirt artist and you just made me take my art to a whole new level! Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@sassy6292]

I used to bleach pictures on my blue jeans back In the seventys. I did it free hand though but the use of the paper is quite ingenious! Back in the day silk screen designs were done in a similar fashion with light sensitive Mylar film and swivel knives. The knack of cutting the film without scoring the sheet underneath was quite an acquired skill and needs loads of patience and exceptionally sharp blades. Great video! Thank you...you are a true artist:)

[@CrazyRussianHacker]

Thank you for a shout out Ben!!! Btw Great project like all of them!! 2000 like 4 disliks!!! EPIC!!! Keep killing it Ben!

[@Nighthawkinlight]

No problem! And thanks!

[@justinkirby3028]

Aww my two favorite youtubers are conversing, makes me happy

[@r-trooper942]

hmm i just needed grant thompson in ur conversation :P :D

[@EnderHunter267]

HOW tube haha yeah

[@Joshplv]

Justin Kirby yeah man I feel u :-)

[@rachellopez92]

I'm a caregiver and I accidentally bleached one of my residents black the shirts.. his birthday is this weekend and even though he said to throw the shirt away, I kept it, thinking I could make it better. thanks to this video I'll have a crazy outerspace tshirt to make for a bday gift. woohoo! thanks man!

[@Nighthawkinlight]

+Rachel Lopez Wow! That's really awesome of you

[@rachellopez92]

It came out wonderful! I made an alien ship beaming up a cow hah, and the stain is space. He loved it. Thanks for the idea video!

[@katenoah2101]

hey

[@ariffrosede1836]

Clorox Bleach xD

[@trevorn2969]

did I make that comment? cant tell

[@shannarafryer3111]

rambow70 lol

[@windex2871]

I'm sorry he used you inappropriately

[@nurseaylla]

oh hey

[@Jah_LEASE_yah]

The shirt with the rocket looks really cool

[@daddyRandDrew]

Thank you so much for this video..im a fine arts gruadte and been a teacher for 15years....i resigned last month to have time with my kids.. after watching your video i think i can start my tshirt business with a little bit of money ...👌👌👌💪💪💪👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@matthewtimm4747]

I tried this today 1-23-16 and it turned out good for a first try. Like other people said I cut out the design first then put it on the shirt. I used a Gilson 100% cotton black shirt from Walmart for $3. The bleach made it more redish but I still think it look cool.

[@Nighthawkinlight]

+Matthew Timm Cool! Glad to hear it worked for you

[@therunningferret233]

+Matthew Timm That's was appeals to me, the creativity and the cost of the shirts. Cheap and Easy, puts an end to $25 tees with graphics.

[@tanyaturtle6378]

Haha, thats my birthday.

[@ballzgamer3845]

+Matthew Timm if you wanted to make it more white, you should have let the bleach sit longer on the shirt.

[@KR7PT]

Pure bleach tends to leave clothing more orangey yellow. dilute the bleach more, maybe 60:40 water:bleach, and apply it more. I got straight bleach on my black shirt while cleaning once and it just went orange (I didn't even notice so it didn't get washed off right away)

[@vernonzehr]

For many years I was an airbrush artist. I painted many many shirts and jackets with stencils, masking and just "freehand". The stenciling technique with airbrush is almost identical to this bleach technique. I am surprised I never heard of this before in all my years of airbrushing but really I am even MORE surprised I never figured it out on my own!!!! I always wear black clothing. I follow Einstein's clothing philosophy. I simply buy many many identical outfits. I never have to pick what to wear they are all the same. On several occasions when cleaning around the house, I will use some brand of a spray bottle cleaner that contains bleach. Later I notice speckles and splashes of white on my black work clothes, even sometimes noting where I was leaning against the edge of a sink that blocked the spray and left a hard edge. I always was annoyed by this, and it NEVER occurred to me that this could be used for something artistic and practical with very little effort and not much mess at all. One suggestion I have for a much much easier masking method is to use cheap adhesive backed shelving paper as a masking material. It is easily applied, easily removed and the adhesive never leaves residue on the shirt or clothing. It also sticks very well and prevents any bleeding of paint, or in this case bleach. I use to buy tons of this stuff for airbrushing tshirts and jackets. It worked so well and wasn't too expensive. Of course shelving paper is going to be a little more expensive than the freezer paper, but the benefit is worth it. It eliminates the need for an iron to seal it to the shirt, it can be easily repositioned and it allows you to REUSE patterns cut out of it. Simply peal the patters up and stick them on the shelving backing paper and you could probably do a few copies before needing to make another pattern. The shelving paper is usually a plastic material that is waterproof and wouldn't be effected by the bleach. I also found saving the patterns would allow me to reapply some elements to alter the design. Another trick that MIGHT work with bleach (can't wait to try this. I no longer airbrush) is to cut stencils from cardboard or other materials, either something more permenant like a cheap plastic sheet from hobby store, or a one off like cardboard. Just hold it down over the shirt. The bleach most like won't bleed under something stiff. Also you could apply a light adhesive spray. Not a permenant adhesive. I used that technique a lot airbrushing repeatable designs over and over. I cut out stencils from transparent plastic, sprayed a coat of adhesive, stuck it tight to the shirt and airbrush. Then peel it up, put another one down etc etc. Awesome technique. Really enjoyed this.

[@duicwb]

What about x-ray film?

[@liveleaky7571]

Brazil is Overrated, yes I can tell it's

[@liveleaky7571]

Vernon Zehr I'm not reading this. holy smokes why do you have to type so fucking much?

[@lawilder2059]

Vernon Zehr thank you so much for all the tips! I love the t ip on spraying adhesive to plastic shapes. Ive seen an artist who does that with letter shapes and creates phrases on tshirts. Also the shelving paper is sn awesome tip. Ive been told vinegar stops the action immediately but the mix of the two substances isnt a good thing. There is an artist named arejaemci who uses the vinegar outside and his stuff is awesome. Thank you again!

[@moonshine8848]

whats einsteins clothing philosophy

[@butterteck-universe3232]

Hi This is my firs comment and it was just to say that I think your vids are one of the best, they give me a calm and understanding feel during the talking, I also tried this project myself with a cross bow and it turned out really we'll with a nice orangey tint

[@Nighthawkinlight]

ButterTECK-Universe Thanks!

[@marissahicklin465]

i love how you went through each step very precisely and straight to the point. love the videos man, keep up the awesome work.

[@thomaswilson9925]

Honestly amazing. Love the video, I’m gonna try it out later. Also seeing you’re still liking comments on a video from 2015 is quite extraordinary.

[@FunFactoids]

I have always cut the paper prior to ironing it onto the shirt. I find it also has a tighter and crisper grip to the tshirt.

[@rjs2400]

+Fun Facts Yeah his method of cutting on the shirt is asking for a fail. Cut a few tiny fibers and after 4 washes you got a visible whole in the shirt

[@vicmanato]

Yeah that was a great comment worthy of a fun fact section for this vid. Make the stencil first before ironing it on to the shirt. The Russian hacker design was so cool while the holes created was a complete waste of a shirt.

[@InsaneWisePeoples]

+vic manato I think the holes give that shirt a characteristic fitting to Crazyrussianhacker a bit rugged.

[@cphVlwYa]

your getting kind of close to 1 million subs :) can't wait for the milestone you deserve it

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Thanks! I'm excited for it. I couldn't do it on my own, so thank you

[@Medevildragonman]

NightHawkInLight I will wait with anticipation and curiosity for the mark. Keep up the good work!

[@GarrettGoldMOLfilms]

PRO TIP: Test the bleach on a small portion of your shirt before you spend half an hour cutting out your stencil just to find that your shirt has some sort of color treatment and the bleach doesn't work.

[@doggtv4294]

Garrett Gold had this issue. Just apply more bleach. Mine turned gray

[@xochitljimenez9954]

Do you think if I spray bleach on a royal blue shirt would the spots turn white

[@punkivy9776]

I wish I saw this comment earlier.

[@redb.5533]

This can be really cool. I found some shirts that look red instead of tan-ish when bleached. This batman shirt looked AMAZING with the red and black 😍

[@Accaza]

use 100% cotton bro

[@sharimcminn5245]

Probably one of the better tutorial videos I watched today on this subject. Well thought out, spoken, and done overall. No annoying person taking too long with them in the video! Very nice designs. Thank you!

[@asammahina]

Harry's may make top quality razors, but you make top quality videos. Keep up the amazing work.

[@HouseholdHacker]

Absolutely rad!

[@yaminsiddiqui4690]

hahaha no one noticed hhh was comminting in this

[@olivercasey3530]

HouseholdHacker has been forgotten

[@lenvillafuerte7343]

no one notice this

[@liamandersen4370]

Sick bro

[@AppliedScience]

You always have the best DIY projects! Nicely done.

[@samsawesomeminecraft]

Hi! I like your channel and this one too. In fact, a lot of my favorite channels are commenting on this video!

[@berliandro]

Please put a water mark on your creative videos :') i cried watching your video being post without any credit on instagram and facebook. They remove your sound, cut somd clips and putting their own water mark for their own fame

[@EnderLord007]

The shuttle launch T-shirt was absolutely beautiful, especially for someone as interested in space history as I am. Well done.

[@drinkzcoffee5183]

I've been doing the spray bottle bleach to old t-shirts for a bit, never thought of this... so happy I saw you!!! Subscribed! And thank you!

[@ZVEKOfficial]

Dave Hax, Grant Thompson and NightHawkinLight are the most original life hackers/DIY specialists on KZbin

[@zezeratul]

mist8k ,HouseholdHacker, Rob and Corinne from ThreadBanger are pretty good too.

[@AndrewSmart32]

Crazy Russian hacker just wants money, he has two channels that post the same content reuploaded every month

[@zezeratul]

Andrew Smart And so, if people watch his content ? You can do the same thing you know ? Ho wait, no , you can't, you don't even have content to "reupload"

[@bolend2506652391]

Mster Mean and i could go and shoot someone but thats just a shitty thing to do, just like crh is a shitty guy.

[@zezeratul]

Dognamedabu2 Except that shooting someone is illegal and upload videos on KZbin is not, smartass....

[@streglof]

that space shuttle one is EPIC.

[@hajaradel.]

this is awesome I was looking for an easy way to draw on my t-shirt and this video helped me thank you

[@Nighthawkinlight]

+Hagar Adel You're welcome!

[@__seeker__]

Seriously awesome. No expensive kits, no bs. Simple, effective, easy. Thanks man.

[@jamiebranch8150]

THIS WAS THE COOLEST "ISH" EVER!!! YOU JUST OPENED ANOTHER CHAPTER OF MY CREATIVITY!!! THANKS SOOOOOOOO MUCH!!!

[@ginaheartscupcakes]

Such a cool idea! Thanks to crazyrussianhacker for sending me here! I subscribed c:

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Glad you're here!

[@tinaversace5843]

me too

[@tinaversace5843]

were crh team

[@mantizz7722]

wouldnt it be possible to just cut the shapes before ironing the paper on to the shirt?

[@Nighthawkinlight]

+mantizz yep that can work.

[@MrNobodyX3]

it can be done that way, but when doing complex designs it's best to cut after ironing the paper on as to keep edges aligned.

[@ChaosBW]

I was face palming pretty hard at him cutting on the shirt smh

[@MrNobodyX3]

Babby Babbyson That's how it's done.

[@padremerrin3551]

It is better to cut first before putting it on the shirt, you run the risk of cutting the shirt.

[@roseserpenthelm7448]

I have an idea! How about furthering the galaxy design with some fabric paint? You could probably do some color layers, then a very fine mist with bleach to create something of a nebula

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Yep, could work

[@Serum-cy9hs]

Rose Serpenthelm A moon

[@pernanjp]

Or maybe use fabric dye in a spray bottle?

[@vay-den]

NightHawkInLight can u plz do a video on how to marbel paint a cap

[@VarietyChannelwithShaneStorm]

I tried this yesterday and this works fantastically!!!! Was very easy to do; hardest part was figuring out what design to use!

[@kelseycoca]

Oh my stars, this is such a neat idea. I've seen people use bleach pens to create patterns but I never thought of doing this. How cool!! Thanks for sharing!

[@AlltimeNumbers]

This is awesome Ben. Definitely going to try this out. Thumbs up and shared!

[@b0ylab009]

Too much work for this :( I don't think people would really do this kinda thing.

[@avreyandemily495]

You Got Wasted I'm actually doing this as I comment. I think you just may be a little lazy.

[@christopherbassit2757]

You Got Wasted no its not, lol u sound very lazy xD

[@avreyandemily495]

i said i was and did

[@jonis6099]

You Got Wasted Lots of people are doing this.

[@CreepyBio]

Let me guess, about 80% of the comments are going to be 12yos making some edgy joke about drinking bleach.

[@CreepyBio]

I was wrong. It was only about 50%. I regained hope in humanity

[@trevorn2969]

pretty much

[@isabelaexists3480]

Goodh Lee exactly

[@thedankoona_5854]

scrolled too low for this

[@DerReaperEX1]

Goodh Lee yep its gone Real ...

[@AlwayZash]

Sir, you are an artist.

[@origamigek]

I'm impressed Ben, yours look amazing. So far my black socks and old black shirt only turned a vague brown. The color change was only visible after quite some bleach which meant that sharp images were impossible.

[@aleyahmalone5012]

Aww this is so professionally done. You don't see it like these anymore. This is very nifty 😊 I will be trying this

[@1234567895182]

why not cut the image before placing ?

[@eievuilyn2083]

NumberSixteen BusShelter if you're doing a one tone image, then that should work, but if you're doing multiple you will end up having to cut it out while on the shirt if you want to keep the stencil in place

[@QueenMary.A.L]

Yeah I could cut it first. You can cut all the parts and iron it in place removing the pieces as you go. A lot easier that way.

[@alltime10s]

Hand made Alltime10s Merch coming in Spring 2015! Ha, Great video.. :D

[@ChildOfHephaestus]

Wow this is so cool. I plan on making a few custom ones and when my friends say "where'd you get that" I'll tell them I made it xD

[@danraha]

+Hephaestus' Child Noo! You say: "$45"

[@ChildOfHephaestus]

Raharison Dan Plus tax xD

[@danraha]

Hephaestus' Child Yeah! XD

[@LordKnows-y6p]

I love it...even the last one...because that's how there wearing them now days...with all the cuts! Thank you for sharing

[@haf816r]

I've got a bunch of stencils from when I used to do a lot of street art. I've painted some on white tshirts years ago, but this makes me want to dig them out n do some on dark t's now. Thanks for sharing!

[@JasonLerado]

What if you cut out the outline before applying it onto the shirt. This would remove the risk of cutting too deep. Cut in multiple layers, so you can peel off parts to change the brightness.

[@JAMES630654YAA]

I just subscribed to you! Love your art!

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Thanks!

[@janoel4481]

ey maan what kind of paper is that? the name.. and thank you, great art!

[@Matt-dy7uq]

I really like that rocket design

[@adamkeyes5406]

I had no idea this was a thing until today. Your shirts and instructional video are both superb. I will be trying this over the weekend. Cheers!

[@darrenthompson7345]

Great tutorial! I appreciate that you speak clearly and only say and show what is necessary. You should do a diy video on how to make a diy video!

[@IDreamOfCrafting]

definitely gonna try the space shuttle one!

[@RoflZack]

Holy shit that space shuttle one though. I want that. I might just ha e to do this

[@drink15]

Pro Tip: Wear something you don't care about getting bleach on or do this over a color carpet.

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Maybe I should have mentioned that in the video...

[@Yartin]

***** my parents never gave me "the bleach talk"

[@ratchetstorm9]

SirWasssabii It's easy man, When a mom shirt loves a dad bleach they get together and fuck up your favorite pair of clothes because bleach. Now I know your gonna need some time to process this and I beg you when practicing safe bleach please use a cond... plastic sheet to protect yourself.

[@Jesses001]

Good tip. Never know when some mist might blow over the clothing you are wearing.

[@mosdef7180]

just want to say that i love finding new things and ideas and this bleaching method is 10 outa 10.

[@lupebutterfly9161]

If you are brave skip to 2.50 and use regular paper. I drew and cut out a butterfly, used masking tape to secure the paper over the t-shirts and sprayed with the bleach solution, removed the paper, let it dry and washed and the result was beautiful. Thank you very much. I am so happy with the results. Note that I have been using bleachbalk my life to keep my whites white and to desinfect my bathroom, so I am not afraid to use bleach. Thanks again.

[@wagtatou]

I've always thought Bleach was only for drinking, thanks mate!

[@rap6586]

Where has this comment been all my life?

[@TheFeldhamster]

Tips for what to use instead of freezer paper? I've never heard of such a thing and don't think it exists in my country.

[@ethanapasen5166]

TheFeldhamster I have the same problem :/

[@maurajuana]

TheFeldhamster i think its the same as wax paper or parchment paper

[@arcticwolfac6844]

TheFeldhamster do you live in the uk? Coz I've never heard of it either.

[@stevensuperrainbow3821]

no its paper with plastic coating on one side, you can look up how to make it yourself

[@TheFeldhamster]

@DomDosh: I live in Austria. I think I will try what thar other guy posted a couple threads down - the one who does spray art on T-Shirts. He wrote that he uses self-adhesive foil. Those are easy to get - either in the office supply shop (think foil to cover books) or in the hardware store (the stuff you can use to cover up old furniture), cheap, and you don't have to iron. Also, I'm not so sure if the ironing doesn't release all sorts of awful fumes, so using something self-adhesive might not only be faster but also safer health-wise.

[@MaxHimbigger]

I WANT THAT ROCKET SHIRT!

[@DailyDamage]

Just stumbled across this great little vid that really inspired me to try this myself. Funny how i was just thinking about making a few custom shirts but never really like the plastic coatings i thought I might have to get. This solution is so easy and allows so much personal creativity. So awesome! Oh yes... love the gentle guitar work of yours. All in all the whole viewing has left me feeling remarkably calm... 👍

[@Monkaisubi]

this was such a fun project to do with the fam (we were very safe and had all the proper protective gear on. we have actual gas mask.) IT WAS SOMUCH FUN! I made an awesome DoctorWho Tardis in space! these have such a vintage minimalistic look to them!

[@alexandr2839]

could you please tell me what to use if i dont have freezer paper ?

[@Nighthawkinlight]

+Alexandr Check the video description

[@alexandr2839]

+NightHawkInLight thank you very much :D

[@ashleykrolikowski5427]

you dont actually need to trace an image. you can just cut the paper to 8.5 by 11 and print directly onto the paper side. i do this all the time

[@tahasyed4339]

ASHLEY KROLIKOWSKI it won't get stuck or anything?

[@ashleykrolikowski5427]

If you cut it straight enough it wont. I've tried it on a few different printers. Just be careful and use common sense.

[@spammusubigurl]

i live a simple life. i see bleach, i click.

[@ialicat9074]

Why have I never noticed this page before, your stuff is awesome.

[@collinstphillip]

Two things: 1.) I'll be attempting this stenciling technique within the hour and am honestly sort of embarrassed about just how excited I am to get started. 2.) I recently came across a shot of your "Shuttle and Stars" t-shirt after doing a Google Image search having stencils, printing or similar. I remember being annoyed with getting such an "obviously store bought" item in my diy search results and never imagined my assessment anything other than the absolutely correct one and despite my having wanted one for my very own, let it slip my mind for always. Then this video especially once I knew for certain that I was seeing the "diy" making of a store bought thing. anyway, I'm pissed off at your talent, jealous of your results and couldn't be happier about either dipshit emotional response. thanks for proving me wrong, teaching me a new thing, producing an above average video and doing all of the aforementioned stuff so well that I am immediately going to try to ripoff my favorite parts of all you've done. Thanks

[@aapisacha2436]

Use Q-tip and draw whatever you like. You don't need to go through all these trouble. I design some of my shirt.

[@Shanibrook]

+Aapi SaCha aww good idea i might try that later thank you hahahah :D

[@rowanhodges2651]

Really? Can you just use the diluted bleach on a q tip?

[@Electroblud]

+Aapi SaCha seems pretty legit. I might try that one out just for fun ^^

[@undereasy249]

+Aapi SaCha I remember doing art in kindergarten with bleach and a q-tip yeah I don't know why it wouldn't work with shirts.

[@undereasy249]

***** It was a class project supervised by two teachers and the bleach was super diluted. They made sure nothing wrong happened, some stupid kid didn't drink it or anything. But yeah they let us use it.

[@rockisrealmusic5338]

241 people thought this video was about designing bleach Anime tshirts 😂

[@cretupaulh-madeweapons1230]

godson SOANS Omg XD

[@Tome13Eclipse]

"And quickly DABbed away"

[@NicholasBuckArt]

Oh shit lol

[@Tome13Eclipse]

Saxa-san I gazed the last person that spoke like that with me

[@Tome13Eclipse]

Saxa-san -I'm not english so i thought "gased" was about "gas", gasoil :v, so i said "gazed" so everyone understand :c-

[@timothyfiero6694]

just found your channel today.. subbed immediately. I used spray adhesive and card stock like ten years ago. I really like your methods. Thanks for sharing!

[@creativesolutionsart-h3o]

I was laying in bed wondering how I could use bleach to create designs that look like batik.... And then I got up to set my alarm and this was on my KZbin playlist. I'm going to start experimenting with this technique tomorrow. Thank you so much... I think it's weird how phones can read your mind these days LOL

[@e-jthompson6322]

Christ what's up with all the edge lords in the comments "wanting" to drink the bleach

[@igotda30foe62]

E-J Thompson whats with you asking dumb ass questions

[@mattthomas4026]

+I GOT DA 30 FOE Fuck you bleach lives matter

[@igotda30foe62]

Matt Thomas rip harambe on 4nem

[@thegreatcragathor378]

Ikr, it would also make the perfect enema. Why hasn't anybody brought it up yet?

[@j.s.2281]

I GOT DA 30 FOE where is his second question?

[@Mrrandomperson13]

A mushroom cloud would probably look pretty sick

[@Nighthawkinlight]

That would be really cool, great idea!

[@nicholaschad1846]

He so dramatic about bleach and my mama use bleach like there's no tomorrow

[@snowfire8436]

Thank you so much for the great idea of freezer paper! I've been hand painting everything but your technique makes so much more sense!

[@benfurtin3858]

awesome video dude! im gonna make some of these this holiday with the family!

[@retniwabbbit6405]

I tried this today and the bleach didn't leave the slightest mark. it was a dark purple shirt and I made sure it was 100% cotton. After trying for a while I said screw it and poured a puddle of undiluted bleach In a puddle in the middle of the shirt and let it go intill it was completely dried out. still no effect

[@Nighthawkinlight]

+Peter Shao I doubt it was real bleach. Probably a color safe alternative

[@BADFALA]

+NightHawkInLight lol it was probably the cheapest most diluted bleach on the shelf...

[@lil_weirdo7974]

NightHawkInLight could this work with wax paper?? Or can I just use any type of stencil

[@Nagi780272]

Peter Shao

[@retniwabbbit6405]

lil_kota bomb I actually tried that. it doesn't really work. Doesn't stick to the shirt at all and it's super hard to write on and cut

[@mirrorsedging]

Why waste perfectly good beverage?

[@spaghettoi2059]

omg

[@ethan8965]

Christopher Grace honestly

[@trevorn2969]

ikr

[@streglof]

Aaaaannndd subscribed.

[@Balta647]

Wow this is amazing . Creating art by improvising is my kind of thing. Like pyrography without using an official tool I used a soldering iron

[@azuritet3]

not sure if anyone has suggested this yet, but they make paper cutters which are basically extra small ceramic razors. they don't usually cut all the way though the paper. they just score it so that it can be torn easily. they look like magic markers, and the blade is so small that it looks like a grain of sand stuck to the end of the tool. i used them before and they're not perfect, but they might be more well suited to this project than a full sized hobby knife.

[@r3dluff]

WHY DO YOU CUT IT ON THE SHIRT????

[@jasonjason7537]

do not ever cut the stencil on the shirt.

[@avery1541]

jason jason so how do u do it and what do u use

[@jasonjason7537]

probably the best way would be to use photo emulsion and silk screen but that costs money and the method here is super cheap. in this tutorial he lays the wax paper on the shirt then cuts it therefore actually cutting the shirt!!! cut the paper first on a cutting board and then iron it onto the shirt. you could even use contact paper which has an adhesive on one side to avoid having to iron at all. or you could use shaped sponges as stamps if you need quick repeating patterns or symbols.

[@WhizzarD44]

I agree, cutting on the shirt is bound to go wrong, as it shows in the video. I'd rather try this with sticker-paper and pre-cut, covering up the edges with a thin line of paper to prevent premature bleaching through the cuts.

[@padremerrin3551]

you're right !!!!! you run the risk of cutting the shirt 👍

[@SukacitaYeremia]

But then you couldn't do layers of bleach..

[@pastasam4069]

This is so cool

[@billysea974]

I like this guys voice. Easy to understand for me.

[@sergiosantiago2]

my sister dropped paint on my shirt, and looked for the bleach to drink, but I wanted to see a you tube video for the last time, and found this, which helped hide the paint and helped save my life ;)

[@krisfw]

My class mad hundreds of them to make money for an earthquake in Aisa

[@Nighthawkinlight]

Kristen Wilk Very cool!

[@CloroxBleach-dt9le]

Y'all gonna use me?

[@doodlemonstah5656]

why are u everywhere

[@doodlemonstah5656]

take it stop

[@aaahah9931]

Clorox Bleach idk I'll it depends on the cringe factor

[@dirrtbikekid7]

+Doodle Monstah fr he's on every video I watch

[@bigboat9998]

+Scy Vortex I think there's many different bleach accounts.

[@laisdonella2728]

you're voice is very beautiful by the way

[@roosk1423]

Lais Donella thanks

[@elainethomas2704]

Lovely job. I particularly liked the space launch t shirt👍

[@kennadibedford2017]

There are so many different Band and cartoon t-shirts that I want to by but because of this awesome tutorial I am going to make them myself

[@eanvatcher3524]

I have some experience with bleach myself

[@skypeon1]

your profile picture looks like mine :D

[@korpakukac]

Great work with the patterns, but you have ruined all the shirts cutting lots of holes into them.

[@benwilcox6725]

korpakukac He said to be careful not to cut the shirt.

[@korpakukac]

I wonder if it is possible to be careful enough, I will try this technique soon, will see.

[@wulf7744]

That bleach looks delicious...

[@journeyappareltv3894]

This is awesome. I will definitely start including products using this technique in my merchandise line. Thanks for sharing!

[@sonalirai5835]

This is just lovely! I recently discovered your channel! I'm loving your videos so much!

[@arturomucino8511]

how the fuck don't you cut the shirt when cutting the paper? The tutorial should be about THAT

[@coreyallen2730]

Arturo Mucino don't press down on the blade too hard

[@user-zu1ix3yq2w]

too sharp? not sharp enough? try dragging the knife? gl

[@HisNeverland]

why not just cut out the design before sticking it to the shirt? that way there's no way you'll accidentally cut the shirt?

[@Juggernautss_]

I use my own semen and add a drop off bleach to make it a little more colorful. it's perfect for school projects

[@oliverbarwell2425]

But... bleach with kids?

[@TheAndieSixx]

Okay this is so amazing, this is exactly what I had in mind for shirts and I had no idea how to do it

[@khl03lahwinski]

Awesome I plan on trying this soon!! Never would have thought of using bleach to customize my shirts wow