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Bleach Lightened ClothingPaula from Willaston, Australia Feedback About This Post:RE: Bleach Lightened Clothingjust wanted to add that your daughter isn't alone. when i was still at home i bleached my mom's new blouse (and she always spent money on good clothes) boy! was she mad! i got out of laundry duty for about a year after that. whether i wanted to or not. don't worry she gave me plenty of other stuff to do! Post By carla bledsoe (Guest Post) RE: Bleach Lightened Clothingif the fabric came out kind of splotchy it will take dye the same way. you might try bleaching it out some more and then tye dying it. maybe some creative fabric paints or appliques? Post By carla bledsoe (Guest Post) RE: Bleach Lightened Clothing
Buy a bottle of Rit fabric dye in Navy - follow the instructions. It should do the trick. And while you're at it, throw in anything else that's navy and needs a boost of color. Post By Jean (Guest Post) |
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