Summer means new weather, new adventures, and a new wardrobe. Out with the long-sleeved shirts and in with the breezy tops.

Turn an old t-shirt into something so special with the help of bleach gel. And this is a fun party project for creating shirts for bachelorette parties or turning your favorite quote into ...

What you'll need You'll need a shirt that's a 50/50 polyester and cotton blend, bleach, water and a small spray bottle. Some use a 50/50 bleach/water mix, but undiluted bleach can also be used. To ...

Almost everyone who has used chlorine bleach has a story about a blouse or shirt ruined by a splash of bleach. But did you know that with some care and a bit of creative style, you can use ...

Bleach is a handy way to mark fabrics, and it turns out that combining bleach with a 3D-printed design is an awfully quick-working and effective way to stamp a design onto a shirt. While conceptual… ...

So first you’re going to dilute the bleach. I made sure to get spray bottles that had measurements on the side, we could use them for other fun crafts. Next lay the shirts out and take the wood ...

The King of Random shares bleach techniques that quickly transform ordinary shirts.

Every month Kathy Cano-Murillo, a.k.a. The Crafty Chica, dishes crafty tips and tricks in La Vida Crafty on Jackalope Ranch. In my world, anything that adds or removes color is game for a DIY project.

Bleach‘s Thousand-Year Blood War arc has a ton of memorable scenes that fans can’t wait to see be brought to life through anime in the near future, and Rukia claims several of these major ...

I wash them in bleach with all whites and I spray them with a stain remover. The good news is that you're doing pretty well if you're using a spray-style stain remover before laundering your shirts.

Now, fans are curious about how and when Rukia will show off her in Bankai in the upcoming Bleach anime. The series is confirmed to return in 2021 with a new season adapting the final arc of Kubo ...