Hello Again! Welcome to Part 2 of my DIY Bleaching and Dying experiment.
Like I said in Part 1, this was a serious learning process for me. Even though it might seem logical now, the fact that not everything turns white when you bleach it was a big surprise to me.This dark gray knit dress transformed to a heathered, salmon color, and even though it was not the white I was expecting I decided to run with it and use the new salmon colored dress with a purple dye to create my own dip dye, ombre look.
The Before: Gray Knit |
During the bleaching process. |
Post-Bleaching |
During the Dip-Dye |
To create the Ombre look with the dress I had to decide where I wanted the salmon-pink color to start turning purple, I decided on about 2/3 of the way up the dress. Then I put that 2/3 of the dress in the purple dye and throughout the hour and a half dying process I would slowly pull more of the dress out of the purple dye until just the bottom hem was in the dye.
I also tried to be really careful in the rinsing stage of the process, I didn't want any of the purple dye to rinse out on part of the dress that wasn't supposed to be purple.
The After: Pink to Purple Ombre |
Stay tuned for more DIY Bleaching and Dying (as well as other general craft) adventures!
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