It’s time to showcase your latest creations in another episode of Roundtable Review LIVE, the Disc Golf Dyers Guild livestream where the community’s best work gets put on the table.
Share your dyed discs in the comments below for a chance to have them featured during the show. Our panel of experienced dyers will review submissions live, offering feedback, insights, and plenty of appreciation for the creativity coming out of the community.
Whether you’re an experienced dyer or just getting started, this is a great opportunity to share your work, learn from others, and see how different artists approach their designs.
Pro Tip: Tell us about your process! Share the techniques, materials, or experiments you used to create your disc. If you have a social media page or website, feel free to include it so others can follow your work.
During the show we’ll:
- Review submitted discs from the community
- Talk through techniques and design choices
- Answer questions from viewers
- Celebrate the creativity happening in the disc dyeing world
Submit your disc, join the conversation, and tune in live to see what the community has been creating.
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Basketball Dye….so much to weed but my cricut explore air 2 was up for the cut and my cricut premium permanent silver vinyl held up. I went with lotion dye for black leaving I the outer inseam for a grey look (timing with black). Then went to my shaving cream dunks once weeded. Sorry no pics. About 2.5 hours of total dunk time using PCAD Burnt Sienna and Espresso with a dribble of I Dye Poly Orange. And the challenge has been thrown down to all dyers….can your machine and vinyl handle it? Do you have the patience? Good luck… Read more »
Drippy swirls, a bit of a new pattern for me. Detergent mix, which I need to adjust because it inconsistently removes stamp layers…
Here we have another haute wheel dye. But not just another one, this was for a friend and fellow dyer. Travis (Birdie Bud Dyes) sent me the image of the color shift rims. Welp, I don’t have a color shift foil so I pondered. Yes my spritz bottles could work, so I took a chance. I was able to do the broad areas first, then white glue masked to do the trim pieces. I am so excited to keep trying the spritz bottles. More in the works for sure. And I did work in some holo-glitter foil as well.
I call this The Duality of Disc Golf. I was able to capture some good detail in the stencil on this one. I airbrushed the black and rim and dyed the rest with acetone/DA mixture. I can say, I was pleased how this came out and the kid it was for, was over the moon for it!
Having fun, seeing what i can come up with. Same process as always. Vinyl stencil. Flotrol bed. Dehydrated. Glue mask and remove Vinyl. Then either spin dye or another floetrol bed. My colors are mixed using little Flotrol and lotion.
Wait Watt…..whew a lot to unpack here…the initial light bulb stencil applied and weeded only the letters and copper filament, then foiled those two areas. Then lotion paint over the letters with IDP Yellow. Then I glue masked the letters and spritz applied PCAD Sky Blue heavily leaving the texture effect. Next was glue masking the bulb and adding a second vinyl stencil for the lighting.(thought shift from original idea) Weeded everything but the bolts. Then glue spin for the outer ring. Spritz with Sky Blue lightly and from distance. Next was another round of WG masking. Extending the bolt… Read more »
Been having a blast! Sells well in person and online too!
Best part is ones I think look bad, other people still grab!
Here’s a few.
A spin dye with some sweet fades. I used acetone and DA. Sorry it’s last minute