Before After
So you want to bleach your denim? Cool. Do you have patience? Even better. I bought this Gap denim jacket at the thrift store in the spring with the intent of doing this DIY, however, when I got it home I decided I really liked it and didn't want to change it. Then, when I saw the photo above on the left from an outfit post, I realized I really didn't like this jacket as much as I thought and so it went to the DIY pile. I finally have gotten around to posting this, so sorry for the delay.
Submerge the denim in water until it's wet all over. Wring out and place on a flat surface.
Using an old Windex bottle, I filled it with bleach and sprayed the jacket. A lot. And when I say a lot, I really mean I ended up pouring bleach onto the jacket because spraying wasn't doing jack squat.
I used an old toothbrush to spread out the bleach I poured onto the jacket and brush it into areas.
I really focused on the seams. Once dry, I washed and dried the jacket.
Ta-dah! (more pictures here)
I love how it turned out!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely better after! Love it! x
ReplyDeleteA, I love how the jacket turned out. Quick and easy peasey DIY. I want to find an old jacket and do this now!!
ReplyDeletexx Love & Aloha
i love the after!
ReplyDeleteAh! I love it - you know what if you bought it at a consignment store in the west-end that starts with a B, it was mine!
ReplyDeleteLOVE what you did with it : )
Weee! Love the transformation!
ReplyDeleteLooks fab!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the layered belts and your statement necklace!
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How EASY and fun!
ReplyDelete<3, natasha
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ooo id love for you to make me one!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!! There have been denim jackets I didn't buy b/c I didn't like the color...next time I will do this instead!!
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great job on the jacket! I am in love with that necklace you are wearing!!! Did you make it?
ReplyDeleteThey came out really well! I remember bleaching a pair of jeans and my results were more salt-n-pepa circa 1983.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic transformation. Great job.
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