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Home›How To›How to Make a Galaxy Shirt: 13 Steps

How to Make a Galaxy Shirt: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction:

A galaxy shirt is a fun and creative way to express your love for all things cosmic. With just a few simple steps, you can create a stylish piece of clothing that is out of this world! Follow these 13 easy steps to make your very own galaxy shirt.

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

Before you begin, you’ll need the following:

– A black or dark-colored shirt (100% cotton)

– Bleach

– Spray bottle

– Fabric paint (white, blue, purple, and pink or any other colors you want)

– Paint brushes

– A toothbrush

– A sponge

– Rubber bands

– Gloves

– Cardboard or plastic sheet

Step 2: Prepare Your Workspace

Lay out a tarp or plastic sheet in a well-ventilated area where you’ll be working on your shirt. If possible, work outdoors.

Step 3: Protect Your Shirt’s Backside

Place cardboard or a plastic sheet between the front and back layers of the shirt to prevent paint and bleach from bleeding through.

Step 4: Scrunch the Shirt

Using rubber bands, scrunch up the shirt in different areas creating small peaks. The more scrunching you do, the more interesting patterns you create.

Step 5: Mix Bleach Solution

Fill a spray bottle with a mixture of one-part bleach and one-part water. Put on gloves to protect your hands.

Step 6: Apply Bleach Solution

Spray the bleach solution lightly across the scrunched-up shirt. Be careful not to overspray as it may cause large bleach spots. Wait for about 5 minutes and then rinse off the bleach with cold water.

Step 7: Dry Your Shirt

Hang your shirt to dry for about an hour, or use a hairdryer on low heat to speed up the process.

Step 8: Apply Fabric Paint

Using a sponge, dab the fabric paint onto your shirt in various colors. Alternate colors and layer them to create your desired galaxy effect. Remember that galaxies have different shades of blue, purple, and pink intermingled, so be creative!

Step 9: Create Stars

Dip a toothbrush into white fabric paint and flick or splatter it onto the shirt using your thumb on the bristles. This will create the appearance of stars.

Step 10: Add Details with a Fine Brush

Use a fine brush to add some bigger stars, planets, or other celestial elements if desired.

Step 11: Allow Your Shirt to Dry

Leave your shirt to dry for at least 24 hours or as instructed by your fabric paint manufacturer.

Step 12: Set the Paint

To ensure the durability of your design, heat set the paint by ironing your shirt inside out on medium heat for 3-5 minutes.

Step 13: Care for Your Galaxy Shirt

Wash your shirt inside out on a gentle cycle with cold water. Hang it to dry instead of using a dryer to maintain its colors and prevent any damage.

Conclusion:

With these simple steps, you now have an amazing galaxy shirt that you can flaunt with pride. Experiment with different patterns and color combinations to create unique designs for you and your friends. Enjoy wearing a piece of the cosmos!

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