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" Last week, we were schooled on how to give plain home d\u00E9cor items a simple dot design using a pencil. This week, the creative and stylish author of I Spy DIY, Jenni Radosevich, moves the polka dot trend into the closet, giving a denim skirt and canvas shoes a dotty pattern. It&amp;#039;s such an easy way to add a bit of print to a wardbrobe of solids.          Bleach pen + denim = \u26AA\uFE0F\u26AA\uFE0F\u26AA\uFE0F #diy A photo posted by Jenni Radosevich (@ispydiy) on Aug 6, 2014 at 10:53am PDT      &amp;amp;gt;  Seeing spots? Jenni&amp;#039;s look can be done in less than an hour:  Supplies   Clorox bleach pen   Solid clothing (something with weight works best, like denim or canvas)   Wax paper   Instructions   1. Plan your pattern. It&amp;#039;s best to practice on a piece of paper first. Do you want smaller dots or larger spots? Do you want them evenly spaced, or are you hoping for a more random pattern?   2. Slide a piece of wax paper under the article you&amp;#039;ll be bleaching so the bleach doesn&amp;#039;t bleed through.   3. You might want to use tailor&amp;#039;s chalk to lightly mark your design on the article so that you have a guide to keep your dots all about the same size.   4. Bleach away, then allow your fashionable creation to dry for about an hour.  5. Reapply the bleach pen if your desired bleached effect yet been reached. Then rinse the article in cold water and hang them to dry. Repeat the entire above process on the back side of the article. Then throw them in a short cycle, cold wash, and tumble dry.  Tell us: What have you used your bleach pen for, other than removing stains?  ----- Plus:See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB 21 handmade jewelry projects \u00BB7 mini-makeovers you can finish fast! \u00BBCountry-chic fashion \u00BB46 ways to make something new out of something old \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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