10/12/2010

Bleached Shirt

Delia Creates came up with a brilliant solution to this problem:


By turning it into this:


Not only a clever save, but it is cuter than the original shirt!  You can see her tutorial HERE.

9 comments:

  1. Angie10/12/10, 4:15 PM

    I love it! Defiantly going to have to try that. Maybe on my sons onesies!! I've giving you an award :)
    http://create-it-fab.blogspot.com/2010/10/my-first.html

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  2. Amie10/12/10, 6:33 PM

    I can't tell you how many times this has happened to me! I am a major bleach flunky! Will totally remember that next time!

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  3. Jodi10/12/10, 7:29 PM

    What a smart idea, I just end up throwing it, now, I may not have to!

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  4. Jodi10/12/10, 7:30 PM

    What a smart idea, I just end up throwing it, now, I may not have to!

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  5. Laurie at Turner Farm10/12/10, 8:38 PM

    love this! how clever is that!

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  6. Katie10/12/10, 8:55 PM

    Oooh, I've never played with bleach before! I love the design!

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  7. Delia10/12/10, 11:42 PM

    What?! Thank you so much for the feature. :)

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  8. LakshmiRP10/13/10, 1:09 AM

    Oh how i wish i got this idea before i threw off my Jean which accidentally stayed back in the bathroom when i was bleaching it....

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  9. Lorie10/13/10, 7:03 AM

    There are a couple of shirts that I threw away that now I wish I hadn't too!

    Bleach does weaken a fabric, so the shirt isn't going to last as long as it would otherwise, but if the shirt is already ruined, you might as well make it cute while it lasts!!

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