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"Love the distressed denim looks in our August issue? Get creative (and thrifty!) and make your own masterpiece in a few quick steps! You will need: -American Apparel Unisex Denim Long Sleeve Button-Up Shirt -Clorox Bleach -One Plastic Cup -Small Paint Brush -Goody Ouchless Clear Rubber Hair Bands (one pack should be plenty!) Pinch a small section of fabric anywhere on the shirt, and using one of the goody bands, tie the nub off so that it&amp;#x27;s about two centimeters long. Repeat this all over the front, back, and sleeves of the shirt, at random - you can do as many or as few as you want! These will end up being the tie dyed spots. Carefully pour a small amount of bleach in your plastic cup, and use the paint brush to paint a small amount of bleach around the outside of each nub. Take care not to over saturate them, or you will lose the tie dye effect and wind up with just a giant blob of bleach! After about 15 minutes, or when you notice a color change, remove the elastic bands. You can do this easily by gently pulling the fabric around the nub outward to roll up the elastic. Wash and dry your shirt and wear it with pride! Would you try this project? What kind of things are you interested in learning how to make? Photos: Kelly Sherin; Design: Michelle Rial"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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