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So, nearly a year ago I dove head first into Arch, and have never looked back (first time posting on these forums though!). I did develop the requisite geeky pride in the distro, which has manifested itself lately in these bleach shirts:
What do you think? They're stupidly simple to make, and I've received quite a few comments already ("what's that funny rat on your shirt?").
Edit: Forgot to do thumbnails instead!
Last edited by Kähler (2012-06-18 01:44:01)
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What is a 'Bleach T-Shirt' ? Is it kind of the opposite of a tie-dye? I the original color of the shirt the pattern, and then you bleach the background?
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There are a few different ways to make them---I printed out the stencil on freezer paper (wax on one side) and cut it out using a craft knife. You iron the stencil onto the shirt wax side down (so that it sticks to the cloth), and then spray the shirt with a 50/50 bleach/water solution. My younger brother gave me the idea---he says there is an entire sub-reddit devoted to stencils and techniques.
Edit: This is apparently where he got the idea
http://www.reddit.com/r/bleachshirts/
Last edited by Kähler (2012-06-18 01:45:27)
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This is a really cool idea. I've been looking for a way to make nerd themed t-shirts that don't require art skills. I'm gonna have to try this. Thanks.
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I like the designs, that's nice. But the background of they don't like much.
if you can imagine it, ¡you can create it!
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NIce designs; that looks pretty sweet, actually. I'd never heard of this idea. Years back I was into screenprinting--a great hobby for killing time and working with the hands, but a little too tedious and ridiculously expensive. This looks like it might be a fun replacement. Now if I can just drag myself away from this keyboard...
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