☀️ June Dye-a-Thon Challenge: “Turn Up the Heat” 🔥
Summer’s rolling in, and it’s time to bring the heat to your discs! This month’s Dye-a-Thon theme is all about bold colors, fiery blends, and summer vibes. Whether it’s a sunset swirl, sun-scorched burst, or something totally unexpected—we want to see it!
⚖️ The Rules
- Theme: Turn Up the Heat — Show us your hottest dye work!
- Limitation: None, let your creativity run wild.
💌 How to Participate
- Create your heat-inspired disc dye.
- Tag @DyersGuild and use #DyeAThon to join the fun on Instagram.
- Post in the comments below to be entered to win a prize!
⏳ Deadline
Submit your design by June 30th, 11:59 PM CST.
🏆 The Prize
One lucky winner will receive a $15 coupon to the Dyers Guild shop to keep the creativity flowing!
📅 Live Session!
LIVE stream on Tuesday, June 17th @ 8 PM CST. We’ll be going live to share our take on the theme, swap tips, and hang out with the dyeing community.
Let’s see what you’ve got and bring the heat this June! 🔥
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I did one of these for a friend a while ago, and when I started thinking about heat and fire, I decided to do another one. This is Firebird. Much like they rise from the ashes, we do the same when Christ makes us a new creation. It was a fun one to do.
This flaming Uplink is for a huckin buddy of mine. Spins and DA for the flames
Did this one some time ago when I was still newly experimenting with dye applications. I wanted a grungy effect but I hadn’t really seen anything similar to model. This look is achieved by laying a gently wrung but still wet paper towel over the surface of the plastic and eye dropping acetone-mixed dye directly atop. The pattern/texture of the paper towel is what gives it that uniform halftone look.
Don’t know how it can get any hotter than a Pyro. Floetrol with a little bit of silicone oil for that “lava” effect.