
1. Using contact paper, we cut out the letters "Y" and "K" and circles for the front of the shirt, and stuck them on.
2. Using a spray bottle full of bleach, we sprayed a small circle of bleach over the area with the contact paper. Remember to put a piece of cardboard in the shirt so the bleach does not leak through to the back. Not a lot of bleach is needed, and it works best if it is done in the sun. The sun helps it develop more quickly.
3. Rinse thoroughly when it is finished developing, and remove contact paper. Do not bleach the back of the shirt until it is dry again.
4. We used a Clorox Bleach Pen to write the words "Youth Kehillah" and "5770" on the back. We used the spray bottle to make the circle of white. This created a designated space to iron on patches.
5. Run through the washing machine when finished to completely remove the bleach.
I love this idea, Lindsay! There are so many different ways this concept could be used. The contact paper (or vinyl :-) stencil and bleach spray is so cool!
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I love this. Could you tell me approximatley how long you leave the bleach on before washing it out?
ReplyDelete2 minutes... 5 minutes... an hour?? I don't want to have holes in my shirts! lol
good job,It looks very cool.i also like the t shirt.
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