Hi, I wanna give bleaching a hoodie a go tomorrow for the first time. I was planning to sketch out my design with chalk then bleaching the white spaces in this image however I know a lot of it is super intricate. I was wondering if anyone had any tips for getting fine details and if anyone had any insight on how much the bleach bleeds when painting. Thank you!

Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm new to bleaching shirts. I want to bleach a shirt with the QOTSA tuning fork as the main feature, and was curious if there is a specific type of material I should use to get a red or white color, or if that only depends on the bleach, or both if that makes sense?

Also, what can I use to make outlines? Can I just use a regular white pencil?

This is probably a stupid question, but I saw this shirt on TikTok and it looks sick. But what kind of black dye do you use that you can paint it on as if it were bleach?

Building some inventory for an upcoming event. Should I add some color for pizzazz?

Hi me and my friend want to try bleaching clothes and have done a bit of research and it seems hydrogen peroxide is supposed to help stop clothes from getting ruined from the bleach over time - what percentage should I get as I've seen many different ones on amazon.

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Commission request- something with UT logo and the checker pattern. I incorporated UT and UV.

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I’m wanting to attempt my first time bleaching a shirt, but I’m a bit confused on the process. I will probably take a couple hours or more bleaching this project so I was wondering about neutralizing the bleach. I don’t want the bleach to eat through the fabric, but I don’t want to wash off the stencil. Any advice?

Hi :). I have a black cotton shirt, the black uses a red base so when it’s bleached it comes out orange.

What if I were to add a dye, such as blue, and then later add my bleach art? Usually ppl add the dye after the bleach art is done. I am curious as to what it would look like if I did it the other way around.

Maybe color rings of both orange and color rings of blue-ish-ness would appear? Not sure if rings is the right word. I’m talking about the edges of the bleached area, where light meets dark. The penumbra of the art, per se.

I've been bleaching and selling clothes for a few months and have been commissioned to bleach a hoodie, I've tried to bleach hoodies before but I find they don't take the bleach well and go a kind of grayish (I'll add photos for reference) I try to keep my prices low (rarely over £30) but it seems like I'm looking at paying more than that just for the plain hoodie, and advice on more affordable options that bleach well is appreciated :)

I finished making this shirt yesterday, and as I'm typing this I'm sitting next to it spinning in the washer (cold wash). I'm wondering if I can wash and dry it like normal always? I know I see people talk about using a peroxide/water solution, but I thought that was just to stop the bleach from developing more during the working process. It didn't occur to me until now that the solution might be used at the end of the process to seal it all in and ensure it doesn't fade over time.This is my 3rd practice shirt, any tips and criticism would be greatly appreciated :)