Bleach painting is an amazing way to create bold, high-contrast designs on fabric, but there are a few more pro tips that will take your results to the next level! Here’s Part 2 of my best bleach painting tips and tricks: ✂️ Choosing the Right Fabric – 100% cotton or cotton blends work best for bleach art on clothes. Synthetic fabrics (like polyester) won’t react well to bleach and can cause uneven results. Always test on a scrap piece or on a hidden spot first! 🖌️ Brush Control & Pressure – Li

✨ Want to instantly improve your bleach painting? In my Bleach Painting Club I share step-by-step lessons, pro tricks, and all my favorite techniques for painting on fabric. 😊 If you’d like to learn more, just comment “join” below! Now, here are 3 tips to level up your bleach art: ⸻ 📦 1. Cardboard barrier Always slide a piece of cardboard inside your shirt before painting. It prevents bleach from bleeding through to the back of the fabric and keeps your design sharp and clean. 🎨 2. Build up l

5 bleach painting tips I ABSOLUTELY SWEAR BY! 1. Test Your Bleach Mix on a Hidden Part of the Fabric First Bleach can react very differently depending on the fabric type and color. Testing first lets you see the color change, how quickly it lifts, and how much detail you can retain — helping you avoid ruining your final piece. 2. Dab off excess bleach before every stroke Too much bleach = blotchy mess. Always blot the brush to avoid drips and get crisp marks. 3. Use Layered Bleaching for Gradien