Last week I was doing open field practice and I lost my Eddie "Killers" dye. This is the second one I have lost and this time in an open field. It wouldn't be so bad except they take about 12 hours to cut out.
But they look so sweet when they are done well...
Maybe I can hold on to this one a little longer.
I also did an easier dye on my newest addition to my bag. A Discraft Zombee with a Walter Heisenberg dye. With a little play on words...
I aslo did the last of my disc golf girl dyes for a women's club out in Washington state. It will be the 1st place prize for their league this year.
This makes an even 10 of these dyes done and that will be the last one.
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Showing posts with label custom disc golf disc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label custom disc golf disc. Show all posts
Friday, June 21, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Doin' a dye, dye, dye & dye...
I did a a Disc Golf Girl dye for a friend a few months ago and I posted a pic of it and a friend down Newport News way wanted me to do a dye like it for her. It seemed to be a super popular design with the ladies.
So I put forth the proposition on a women's disc golf FB page:
If you send me a champion disc and a self addressed postage paid envelope for the return I would do 5 dyes for the first five that asked.
Needles to say the response was quick.
All together I ended up doing seven dyes.
Here's the interesting part of my story...
I met these women randomly on a women's disc golf Facebook page. I finished the dyes going to the girls that live in Orlando, Florida. I grew up in Orlando, worked at Disney for about 15 years and moved to Virginia in 2000. I looked at the address on the return postage mailer she sent me with the discs and she lives about 200 yards down the same street I grew up in. Seeing that address kinda freaked me out a little. Next time I visit there I'll have to look them up to play a round.
So I put forth the proposition on a women's disc golf FB page:
If you send me a champion disc and a self addressed postage paid envelope for the return I would do 5 dyes for the first five that asked.
Needles to say the response was quick.
All together I ended up doing seven dyes.
Here's the interesting part of my story...
I met these women randomly on a women's disc golf Facebook page. I finished the dyes going to the girls that live in Orlando, Florida. I grew up in Orlando, worked at Disney for about 15 years and moved to Virginia in 2000. I looked at the address on the return postage mailer she sent me with the discs and she lives about 200 yards down the same street I grew up in. Seeing that address kinda freaked me out a little. Next time I visit there I'll have to look them up to play a round.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Latest Disc Dye...
I got my ROC 3 in and it really fits my throw well. It was time to drop a little ink on it. I went with another movie theme. I went with John Goodman's charachter from "The Big Lebowski" Walter Sobchak.
It was a pretty easy cut out and the flat ROC 3 shape made it a breeze to dye. I dropped a little red dye on the glasses for a nice touch.
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