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Disc Dyeing Made Easy!

Whether you’re a complete newcomer to the world of disc dyeing or a seasoned creative, we’re here to help, even if you’ve never done anything artistic in your life!

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As a member, you’ll not only save money and improve your craft, but you’ll also help support and grow the disc dyeing community. Together, we’re making disc dyeing accessible and fun for everyone!

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Disc Dyeing Kits

Unlock Your Disc Dyeing Journey With Our Kits!

Ready to dive into the world of disc dyeing, but don’t know where to start? Well, our expert group of dyers have put these kits together for all different skill levels and price points. Not only do you get the kit, but you can follow along step by step with “Dye With Us” how to videos.

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Dive deep into advanced techniques to take your dyeing skills to the next level.

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Learn step-by-step methods for all types of disc dyeing techniques, perfect for skills.

Dyetectives

Uncover the truth behind disc dyeing myths with our fun and engaging video series.

Dye-a-Thon

Live sessions where the community comes together to dye, share tips, and inspire.

Dyeing to Listen

Tune in to our podcast featuring stories, tips, and interviews with top disc dyers.

Roundtable Review

Explore in-depth critiques on dyed disc submissions from our talented members.

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How to Use Kits

Discover how to get the most out of your dyeing kits with our easy-to-follow guides.

Disc Dyeing 101

Start your journey with this beginner-friendly course covering all the basics of dyeing.

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Stay up to date with the freshest tutorials, masterclasses, and tips to take your disc dyeing to the next level. Dive into our latest content and unlock your creativity today!

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About the Disc Golf Dyers Guild

The Disc Golf Dyers Guild is more than just a group—it’s a vibrant community dedicated to making disc dyeing accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just picking up your first disc, we’re here to inspire, educate, and support your creative journey.

Our mission is to empower dyers of all levels with the tools, resources, and connections needed to transform their passion into art, all while growing the disc dyeing community. Join us in celebrating the intersection of creativity and the sport we love!

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Why We Dye

Stories from the Disc Dyeing Community

Every disc tells a story, and behind every dyed disc is a dyer with a reason for creating. Some dye for the love of art, others for the thrill of customization, and many find peace and fulfillment in the process. No matter your reason, you’re not alone.

For me it's 2 things...1 is the process. I find it very centering. And pulling a disc and finally seeing the colors and patterns really gets me going. 2 is the reaction of a disc recipient. Love that. Would and do give discs away for free, so the money just makes it possible to spread dyed love all around.
I’ve always loved drawing and one day I saw a post from @cheimborg showing one of @jorys_fly_dyes discs dyes. From then on I started doing research on how to do it and never looked back.

The main reason I continue to dye discs is because of the awesome community of people involved in it. You guys have been so pivotal in making it 100 times more accessible than it was when I first started.

I know it’s a lot of hard work for you and Austin, but you are making the world a better place. Much love and appreciation 👏👏
Growing up, I love drawing. It was my escape, and hell, I was pretty good at it. As I grew older, I was distracted by other things as a teenager, and just left that passion behind. As I grew past the negativity in my life, I found other things to occupy my time. Still no hobby/passion.

This continued for nearly 12 years into adulthood, then I found disc golf! After falling in love with the sport, I started seeing dyed discs. Thinking there was no way I could do that, I thought nothing of it. Finally, I came across a disc that I wanted, but couldn't find it anywhere.

Since I knew nothing about commissions at the time, I though I'd just draw it on with a Sharpie. After completing that disc, I started looking up how to dye discs and came across @dyersguild.co. I bought a starter kit, watched some tutorials, and I was off.

So grateful to have found disc dyeing and for @dyersguild.co for making it so accessible. It's been a great therapeutic outlet and has brought me back to my creative roots.
I started dyeing in late 2011 as it combined both my disc golf hobby and my art background. I do consider myself an artist and I started as an art major in my undergrad program years ago before switching course to pursue my current career as a mental health therapist.

When I was in my art program and for years afterwards I continued to produce art. I gravitated towards water color, doing mosaics and ceramics. I find that to be incredibly interesting in that a lot of my dyes are mosaic-style and watercolor and dye have a lot of similarities in how they are applied and how they respond.

Making money is great and I use it to support my dyeing habit and for other “fun” things (like a new dishwasher 😂), but for me it’s all about the art. I just want to produce cool things. Every time I get a commission my thought is, “Yes! Here’s a new, unique challenge that I’m excited to take on.”
It’s a hobby. And if people like/buy it, it just feeds the hobby. Not a side hustle for me and don’t want it to be. No desire to burn out.

But I’m also envious of the elevated skill I see here. My work is very basic in nature. Sometimes I get down on myself for feeling like I’m not learning anything new. But sometimes I look at what I create and think, “Hey. This looks good to me and I’m ok with that.”
I wanted my glow discs to be easier to find in day rounds, and less blinding at night (mvp 😉 as an artist who struggles with both perfectionism and imposter syndrome i have never been able to commit to any kind of art consistently.

I have never enjoyed my art or felt proud of anything I've made. As an adult I've started (recently) working on accepting that things won't be perfect. I can honestly say disc dyeing is the first art form that I'm truly proud of and I intend to continue pushing the boundaries of what's possible!
I’ve always dabbled in different arts but never fully committed to anything. I’ve done sculpting, charcoal drawing, mini-figure painting, and more, but I always struggled to find the time and mental commitment to the hobby long term.

With Disc Dye, selling was inherent to maintaining the hobby since the cost of discs is so high and they take up space in storage. I started dyeing as an exercise in art therapy, but pretty quickly gained a proficiency with it. Once I started selling, the goal became just to maintain money, rather than throw it into a pit like I do with most of my hobbies.

Over time that evolved into actually trying to profit. It is unlikely that dyeing alone will ever replace my day job, but having a hobby that doesn’t cost me anything, is fulfilling, and I can do it consistently has been a huge boon for my mental health.

Now disc dye is taking me different places around the country for tournaments and expos, which is so far beyond what I was expecting when I tried to dye a DX Valkyrie all those years ago
The group of guys that got me into disc golf were buying dyed discs. I couldn't justify spending that much on a plastic circle I would poorly throw and most likely end up in a pond.

Started dying myself, and once I learned that I could dye clear discs to look like stained glass windows I was hooked. Started off hand cutting stencils, now I got a machine for that, and I've spent way more money buying supplies to dye discs rather than if I had just bought some dyes from other people lol.

I mostly just dye discs to give them away to random people on the course, or as prizes at tournaments now. That way I don't have to feel bad about coming up with a price for them, as I am really bad at doing that.