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02/12/2011
I had the same problem but on a solid colour t shirt that I loved. I used a craft sponge shaped like a leaf, some fabric paint and had a ball adding details. the bleach marks are gone and I have had a lot of compliments on the new look.
By
08/29/2008
You certainly can do a reverse tie dye. Just be careful to watch the bleaching process happening in a sink. Bleach on the item too long will put holes in the fabric. Keep in mind, too, that the item will be mainly bleached but you can also re-dye after with a color of choice :-)
There are several tie dye instruction sites but wikipedia even gives history, info on dyes and patterns.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tie-dye
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