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Moondark Joined Tue 11/27/07 Posts: 5866	Mon 06/23/08 02:57 PM
I got bleach on my favorite black t-shirt with Emily the Strange's cat on it. The mummy cat one. I'm so sad. I can't dye it cause that will ruing the bright, white, mummy cat. Do you think black permanent marker will work?

Christinacospgs Joined Sun 04/27/08 Posts: 6376	Mon 06/23/08 02:59 PM
I got bleach on my favorite black t-shirt with Emily the Strange's cat on it. The mummy cat one. I'm so sad. I can't dye it cause that will ruing the bright, white, mummy cat. Do you think black permanent marker will work? you know, there are fabric markers that just might do the trick... the black stays pretty dark even after being washed! I'm sorry that happened.

ElaineSeekingJerry Joined Thu 05/01/08 Posts: 978	Mon 06/23/08 02:59 PM
I've done it before myself ... it's not 'perfect', but it's better than a big white splotch. I feel your pain, sincerely!

LauraJ Joined Tue 09/11/07 Posts: 7442	Mon 06/23/08 02:59 PM
i dont think so try to spot dye it

w_kacy Joined Tue 01/08/08 Posts: 212	Mon 06/23/08 03:00 PM
You could put bleach in a spray bottle and make little designs with it. Might give it a cool look, it did it with a pair of shorts.

TxsGal3333 Joined Tue 09/05/06 Posts: 76392	Mon 06/23/08 03:00 PM
Humm try using dye by mixing it up and dabbing it with a cue tip let it sit for a while and see if that will work. Worth a try

lilangel2 Joined Wed 03/05/08 Posts: 9096	Mon 06/23/08 03:01 PM
I got bleach on my favorite black t-shirt with Emily the Strange's cat on it. The mummy cat one. I'm so sad. I can't dye it cause that will ruing the bright, white, mummy cat. Do you think black permanent marker will work? You may have to keep redoing it after washes, but I have done that before.

Moondark Joined Tue 11/27/07 Posts: 5866	Mon 06/23/08 03:08 PM
I thought about the dabbing method for dying. It isn't a super white spot. Just some large rusty patches. I didn't spill it, I brushed up against something that has been wiped down with bleach and it wasn't completely dry.

dicimus01 Joined Thu 01/18/07 Posts: 387	Mon 06/23/08 03:10 PM
Humm try using dye by mixing it up and dabbing it with a cue tip let it sit for a while and see if that will work. Worth a try After you dye it soak it in vinager for a short time to set the dye.

CherrySparks212 Joined Mon 04/07/08 Posts: 964	Mon 06/23/08 03:12 PM
I got bleach on my favorite black t-shirt with Emily the Strange's cat on it. The mummy cat one. I'm so sad. I can't dye it cause that will ruing the bright, white, mummy cat. Do you think black permanent marker will work? I did it with one of my shirts it didnt work for me :( and it was my favorite and brand new..I guess thats wat i get for cleaning in new clothes...DUH

Moondark Joined Tue 11/27/07 Posts: 5866	Mon 06/23/08 03:16 PM
I got bleach on my favorite black t-shirt with Emily the Strange's cat on it. The mummy cat one. I'm so sad. I can't dye it cause that will ruing the bright, white, mummy cat. Do you think black permanent marker will work? I did it with one of my shirts it didnt work for me :( and it was my favorite and brand new..I guess thats wat i get for cleaning in new clothes...DUH No kidding. I just checked the Emily the Stange website and they don't seem to have this T anymore. I didn't get it all that long ago.....

BlueskyJ Joined Tue 06/26/07 Posts: 2927	Mon 06/23/08 03:18 PM
Just take a fur sample from your kitty....she won't even notice its missing....

baroosie Joined Fri 01/18/08 Posts: 859	Mon 06/23/08 03:31 PM
Just take a fur sample from your kitty....she won't even notice its missing.... While making sample (black)tees one day, we decided to take a spray bleach bottle and make splatter on the shirt... turned out rather well!