how to turn your black wardrobe into goblincore vibes 

Try dip dying the ones you dont like with green and brown then ice dye it with black again. The result is cool

Thanks! It's my living roooom, but my bedroom also has that foresty maximalism going on haha

Oh thank you for the adviceeee!

This is true. You can't bleach polyester, but cotton and linen bleach very well.

Thank youuuuu!

Good idea!!

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@@Psychara I still haven't gotten around to making an Instagram yet lol 😅

I wanna know too!

@@PotatoCouch666 Me too!

I think what she did was scrunch them up a little bit, and let them soak in the bucket. The bleach has a more difficult time to properly soak in the layers and therefore make the bleach job uneven. I think that might be all the magic that happened there.(sorry for my bad English)

@@marieskogsdotter1879 yeah it seems like that, looking at the vid. I know that similar patterns can be obtained by using rubber bands, but hers are cooler XD

using a deep more narrow bucket and scrunching the clothing on top of itself will get that effect.

I never heard of that haha what is that

Helloo, thank youuu! Some fabrics can't be dyed, but these fabrics usually don't react to bleach either. So if you've succesfully bleached a piece, it should also be able to be dyed afterwards! I've done this, as some clothing items turned too pink-ish or too bright orange, I dyed them with a cold brown textile dye and they all turned out great!! The prints are usually synthetic materials, that don't react to either bleach or dye!

@@Psychara wooow I've no idea that bleach dont work in some fabrics..Thanks a lot! You've been really helpful 🍄🍂✌️

Some local drugstore idk haha, brand is Dylon

I dont think it will!

I've tried it and it didn't turn out as I wanted to oops😬

Ik heb ze 1 keer gewassen en ze ruiken nog beetje naar zwembad ja haha. Maar je kan het altijd nog een keer wassen, maar de geur lijkt sowieso wel te vervliegen!