1000 Stylish DIY Bleach Projects

First we showed you how to dye your fabrics with colors. Now, let us give you some tips on how using bleach can remove color. Whether you want to give life to old pieces or you simply can’t stand the sight of solids, we have some beautiful bleaching additions for your clothing, shoes and decor. And the best part is, you probably have an unused bottle of bleach tucked away somewhere after a disagreement with a load of dark laundry. So go grab it and spill on purpose. You’re sure to come away with a fabulous new look.

Bleach “Printed” T-Shirts: Give some customization to your favorite lounge-worthy t-shirts with these simple and unique tutorials

DIY Polka Dotted Pants: One can never have too many pairs of jeans. And if you think you do, change up a hardly worn pair by adding polka dots.

Bleach Splattered Chair: This ain’t your mama’s armchair. Or perhaps it is and you want to update it a bit.

DIY Two-Tone and Galaxy Print Converse: Think you ruined your kicks at that last music festival? Think again. Wash off that dust and create an ombre look in one fell (bleach) swoop.

Bleach Painting on Textiles DIY: Can’t find the perfect graphic tee to properly express yourself and your personality?

Upcycle Your Old Jeans Into Chic Cocktail Napkins: Have some leftover denim you don’t know what to do with?

DIY Lace Bleached Denim: This lace tutorial doesn’t involve any application, but rather soaking some doilies and lace in the bleach and then (carefully!) placing on the denim.

DIY Bleach Tie-Dye Swaddle Blanket: Save yourself some dollars and make a swanky swaddling cloth for your little one with a piece of colored canvas, rubber bands and your best tie-dye technique.

How to Make Reverse Tie-Dye Jersey Knit Scarves: Your fall fashion has never looked so good, or been so easy. All you need is jersey and your favorite pattern to stencil