NoThingness
Eagle Member
any suggestions to help me cut curved lines not so jagged
Long smooth flowing cuts. The more you stop and go with the blade the more jagged the lines. Also turn the vinyl as you cut rather then turning the kmife
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any suggestions to help me cut curved lines not so jagged
any suggestions to help me cut curved lines not so jagged
I haven't got a response from my last post. I've heard about putting a disc in the freezer after dying. Is this a common thing to do?
Here is a link to my post explaining the ratios I used. If you go by these ratios you shouldn't even go through barely half of the additives. I came up with these ratios trying to calculate down to my own mix going off from the prochemicals instructions that come with the sampler pack. I had to do a ton of conversions. Not a 100% it is right, but it isn't exactly a science...yetTSo been following the dye threads for little while and want to give it a try...my biggest question right now is I'm ordering the the starter set from prochemical, does that com with enough carrier and syntrapol to mix all the colors in the set...don't want to get all ready to start dyeing and have to order more, rather get it all in one shipment since shipping cost a bit...last of all I want to thank all you ppl that have experimented and shared the good and bads of dyeing, hopefully I'll be able to share my experiences soon
I'm a noob at using vinyl. What's the best way to line a disc up when doing multiple dip dyes?
For example, if I do an outline of a shape in black, then want to fill it in with another color, how do I ensure that I place the disc in exactly the correct spot?
This is something I didn't have to think about using contact paper and cutting the stencil out on the disc.
I'm a noob at using vinyl. What's the best way to line a disc up when doing multiple dip dyes?
For example, if I do an outline of a shape in black, then want to fill it in with another color, how do I ensure that I place the disc in exactly the correct spot?
This is something I didn't have to think about using contact paper and cutting the stencil out on the disc.
I wonder this as well when I see stencil dyes with lots of different colors.
For your example, you can just dip the black outline first. Then take off the vinyl only in the spots you want to color next and dip it again because it won't dye over the black already there.
Its multiple colors that I don't have experience with. I am not positive on how people remask their discs. Either they cover the stencil already their or recut another peice. I don't know.
I believe another multiple color option is to dip the black, then paint in the color areas with laundry detergent mixtures.