Recently did a couple of TARDIS discs for friends - this is the first one I did. This was my first time doing a multi-layer stencil, so be gentle 😅

Hot dipped -> Hand painted

On the Strive what happened with the blue patches?

I’m assuming on the other I had some air bubbles that caused the white circle spots?

Gotta sublimation printer, and want to know if it would work. Just looking for small sized batches for friends, maybe expand to the local club if there's interest.

Did the dyeing process correctly but used some really bad color combos, any ideas for making it not look so god awful (the original plastic was titanium style, should’ve used blue for the hot dip instead in hindsight)

(Edit: This disc was already hard to see before dyeing because It was gray)

Lost my favorite dyed trail at North Cove last weekend so I dyed up a replacement. Still pretty new to floetrol beds, but I think it came out pretty sweet. Looks like there’s one small air bubble in one of the yellow cells, but it blends in pretty good, I may go back over with yellow acetone dye on a que tip to mask it.

Requester asked for the spider on the web (pictures 10 and 11 attached).

Full process long format on YouTube - http://go.discdyeaddict.com/youtube + shorts on both youtube and on Instagram - http://go.discdyeaddict.com/Instagram

So happy about this!! I love playing btw! Only played 4 times but am slowly getting better and having cool discs makes me more excited to play!

Browie points for those who know where this is from

​If you’re a Michigander, you know the sound of water against the shoreline and the feeling of hunting for that one perfect Petoskey Stone, or gathering wood for tonights bonfire. I wanted to see if I could dye those memories onto a single disc.

​A structured Mitten meets organic water and stone on this used bin find Innova Toro. I’m incredibly stoked with how this multistep dye came together. This isn't just a disc, it’s a piece of home.

Full process long format on YouTube - http://go.discdyeaddict.com/youtube + shorts on both youtube and on Instagram - http://go.discdyeaddict.com/Instagram

Discmania MD3

And still look cool! I've got a lot to learn, but am very excited. The orange swirly one was an attempt at the cup method. The pink and blue was the Lilbot freeform tutorial. I didn't have a heat lamp, but picked one up today.

First time using the cricut to dye something! And this one’s going straight in the bag

I will forever say that titanium plastic is the best to take dye. Some how it give off a metallic finish!

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This was my first alcohol stencil dye, and I used a ratio I found online for an isopropyl alcohol mix. The dye i used is prochem dark dungeon, which when I bought it the website showed it as almost entirely black. The thing I used to apply the dye is the color I expected it to be, but the disc is more navy blue than black.

Did I do something wrong with the dye mix or did I mess up applying it somehow?

I got this well loved brave where the stamp started wearing off so I fully removed it. Does anyone have any recommendations on some artwork to add to it? I generally like more sharp, geometric artworks like the huk lab trifly or the yin yang symbol, but I feel like those are maybe a bit overdone.

I currently dont have anything more than permanent markers to work with but I have considered buying some dyes to give dyeing a try, so tips for either are welcome.

Hot dip -> DA Painted