That came out really nice!!!! Well, of course it did, you did it. ;)
This is totally off track, but I was looking at towels at W-M the other day. They have a line of towels now that come on all kinds of colors, very vibrant colors too. They are guaranteed not to fade--even if you wash them in chlorine bleach! I was tempted to get a washcloth and test it. heh heh Wonder what has been done to the towels/dyes to make it resistant...
Kay!!!!!! Paging Kay!!!! Here's one for you to figure out!!! :)
Washing in several gallons with just 1/2 cup of chlorine bleach is not quite the same as splashing full-strength bleach on the front of a favorite shirt. But I'd also be interested in what new dye technology allows a "guarantee not to fade".
Wow, I missed all the fun! ;-) Great job you did with the shirt. And I, too, like the idea of the footprint story, shovel, pail, crab and all.
Why the backs of shirts aren't decorated very often? Well, depending on the form of decoration it can become quite uncomfortable if you sit in a chair with a back for a little longer (driving miles in your car with elaborate beading in your back might be a slight pain, I imagine), but otherwise - yes, we are three-dimensional creatures! ;-)
I really wonder why folks still use bleach with their washing. AFAIK, modern detergents have a good measure of brightners already, at least those for normal washing and here in Germany. I don't use any desinfectant on my cutting boards, either, because they are all made from wood. Handled properly (clean with normal dishwater right after use, let dry properly) the wood is said to take care of the microorganisms on its own. We never had any problems at all in all those years. Of course, plastic boards are a different matter, or so I've heard. And isn't it very bad for the environment? Well, just my 2 cents... ;-)
I never thought of using Rit Color Remover as a whitening agent. I have used it to prepare fabric for dying. Also to fade denim on occasion, back when that was "in". ;-)
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