This is beautifully done.  I love whatever technique you used to make it look ethereal.  Excellent work!

This is so cool.  Kudos on figuring this out!

This is so well done.  Kudos for tackling a giant Link!  I have ideas for an 8 bit Bowser in the works!

I think I did something like this in middle school only I think I used rubber cement instead of masking fluid, but I could be totally wrong because that was many moons ago!  Awesome job!  I totally intend on buying some masking fluid and doing this!

Poor Mr. Fork! Also, Mr. Dish's mustache is appropriately sinister. Love them!

I was trying to go for a smarmy looking moustache! And thanks everyone for the compliments! 

Thanks so much!  The first time I tried the freezer paper did get soggy and the bleach leaked underneath so the symbol is kind of muddled.  I just used waaay too much bleach the first time so I was conservative with it the second go around.  I definitely recommend playing around with this method.  As long as the stencil isn't too complicated, you can have a newly designed shirt in under 10 minutes!

This is so freaking cool!  Awesome job!

In anticipation of July 15th, I was inspired to try my hand at bleach stenciling a shirt.  My first attempt didn't turn out very good.  I used too much bleach when I sprayed it onto the shirt because I wanted to make sure I could see the outline.  What ended up actually happening was the bleach leaked underneath the freezer paper stencil... ... sad day.

My second attempt turned out almost how I wanted it.  The circle to represent the resurrection stone is a little more oval than I wanted it to be but it's still cool.  The original attempt was just the deathly hallows symbol.  The second attempt I used letter stickers to add "The Deathly Hallows":


The shirt is still wet from when I rinsed it.  I was too excited to show it off.


Side view.

Here's the one for my momma!  (She's a Slytherin fan so I used a green shirt for her!)


Side view:


I wanted to contain the bleach spray this time so I put extra freezer paper around the symbol and I like the way it turned out.  I had a little boo boo by the arm pit but hopefully once she wears it it'll be hidden!

Thanks for looking! C&C appreciated!

I was at work one day and I decided to clean out the fridge in the staff office.  I threw a bunch of smelly rotten food away and the next day there was a note on the fridge saying that I threw away someone's fork.  It happened to belong to one of the people I actually enjoy working with so I felt bad that now she has an incomplete set of silverware.  Because she has an odd sense of humor like myself I used my toddler level water color painting skills and painted her a picture of her dearly departed Mr. Fork:



Our supervisor saw it and said that I should do a whole series of them because of how awkwardly funny it was.  So it led me to this:




and this:




Oh that Mr. Dish... trying so hard to runaway with Mrs. Spoon-Fork.

This is so adorable!  I love elephants so much.  Thanks for the tutorial!