Brainwave-Like Disc Dyeing

[sugarnot]

good job bamm! all we can do is wait and see

[Bamm]

I am not sure that this is how Jeff was doing it but it works very well so far.

[Bamm]

Man, I am gonna look pretty stupid if this washes off in the morning... lol Oh well.... fingers crossed....

[Bamm]

This one is in a red/yellow/green marble dye s/c bed as we speak. Gonna pull it in the morning.....

[blackandwhite]

fingers crossed it works for you!

[B3NDER]

Originally Posted by goosefraba1

I knew you couldn't wait to post those.

Hahahhah, I knew I wasn't the only one he said "don't tell" too


Also, i wonder if the stamp will be unphased like all Jeff's work was? That's one thing among many I loved about the true brainwave.

[Bamm]

Originally Posted by B3NDER

Hahahhah, I knew I wasn't the only one he said "don't tell" too
Also, i wonder if the stamp will be unphased like all Jeff's work was? That's one thing among many I loved about the true brainwave.

We will see. Who knows? Like I said, even if this works, it may be a different process and it might not have the same results as far as the stamp goes. Heck, it may all wipe off tomorrow morning and I have to get back on here and eat my hat.

[goosefraba1]

Wake up Jerry.... and pull those dyes

[blackandwhite]

^^^this

[CrowLegs]

I am not a dyer (yet), but I've been reading this thread with much interest.

The comment about hair gel and grape smell struck a chord with my memories, maybe someone can check it out....

Back in the 80s when I had gelled hair (don't ask), we used this really, really, goopy stuff called "aussie" with a kangaroo on the label. I remember it having a very strong grape smell. If someone is experimenting with gels, it may be worth trying to find that brand....