tie-dyeing with bleach/pictures

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I have a red shirt that has been faded in the front due to being in the front of a bookstore window.

I would love to tie-dye this red and white... Could I use bleach to do this? Or should I get some Rit-Dye in white (if that exists)?

Also, when is it safe to throw in with regular colored clothes after tie-dyeing?




I made this scarf while waiting in line for 2 1/2 hours for a [hockey game.] (Shirt by [threadless.])


Close-up of the scarf, which is made with a ball of Moonlight Mohair yarn.


Does anyone else collect Jones Soda labels? I have around 100 or so, but this is the only Jones Natural label I had, and I loved it so much that I slapped magnetic backing to it and now it is a magnet!


A hat that I made for my (now ex) boyfriend. I definitely messed it up, but he's still wearing it even though there's a huge hole in it.


A bulletin board I haven't touched in over 3 years. (There are funky origami things I've forgotten how to make, plus a few creative letters from my friends/pen-pals.)


I am also a "chalk artist."


And I use crayons. (This was for a graduating friend.)


My biggest crochet project to date... an afghan I made this summer while I tried to find a job. The blue is actually purple in reality.


A gift (it's unfinished in this picture) from my (now ex) boyfriend, based on the following picture:



Thank you!