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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Using a 8" X 10" Gelli plate to print some frosty deli paper. These prints will be used on my holiday card project. I used Liquitex and Artist Loft medium body paints as well as one shimmery Pebeo Dyna paint. Various stencils and masks were used as well. I explain my process.
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Gorgeous prints! And I could listen to your soothing voice all day!!
Thank you +Nina Ribena :) No one has told me my voice is soothing before. Some say they can't hear me..lol
I've never done gelli printing and haven't seen anyone doing it for a while, but I love the effects you got with just a few colors. I especially liked you using the stamp roller. I've NEVER seen that done before. Gotta go watch the video with the actual cards. I'm sure they'll be jaw-dropping gorgeous.
Thank you Lucy :) I am about to do a bunch of gel printing this month..lol..I have been missing it!
such a wonderful tutorial, and I love the prints. Great winter colors for Christmas cards. Thanks for the video and the suggestions for cards, using glycerin the prints.
Your color combo is amazingly beautiful!! Love it!!
Thanks so much Pamela :)
I never thought of using a rolling stamp to remove ink. Great idea! Love your deli sheets :-)
Thank you Chris :) I have a whole drawer of roller stamps..gotta use them lol
Where did you get the roller stamps?@@ShelCPaperOcotilloStudio
@@4kiitieslady My rolling stamps are from the Stampin' Up! company...but they are made by Clearsnap and are called rollagraph. Like this amzn.to/2GxZqYK
I'm jelly of this Gelli
Do you like peanut butter with your jelly +Vance Lastname ?
Beautiful results ! I'm impatient to see the use in part 2 :)
I know what you mean ... It's like a cliff hanger on TV lol. The video is processing now and then I need to edit and upload. I promise the hamsters running on the wheel in my computer are running as hard as they can on their tiny little feet! Lol
Shel, that’s fantastic and stunning I really love 💕 this
Thanks so much Mags :)
It’s August and never to early to think about XMas. I say this every year and still find myself scrambling December 15th. But with all that 2020 is throwing at us, I may just get my butt in gear. May 2021 be kinder! Love to you and all your followers.
I agree with your statement. However, I can barely get moving at all...let alone plan the future holiday right now. I do fervently hope 2021 is a better year! Thanks for watching an older one Robin :)
Loved these ideas! TFS I did.
Thank you for sharing my videos Evelyn :) It is so fun when I am scrolling my pinterest feed and BAM! I see my own art someone else has pinned.
Now this makes me want to ask Santa for a Gelli plate! 😍 I had to subscribe to make sure I can see your next video.
Thank you Tam and welcome to my channel 😊
If you haven't gotten one, I REALLY reccomend the Spellbinders gel plate bundle for $49. 8.5x11 gel plate, smaller impressable plate with hearts, brayer, and reinkers that work well on the plate. I have no affiliation with Spellbinders. Mine came on December 27th, and I think I have made 14 cards with it. I am LOVING it!
so the kraft snowflakes is cardstock? how cool!!!! to use as a stencil
Yup...cardstock masks and stencils work well. And even better when they get a bit of dried acrylic on them :)
You have inspired me to do my own cards this Christmas
Have fun! I have done many many Christmas cards over the years. I think it is a lovely touch to send something handmade to those you may only be in contact with once a year.
so neat!! tfs
Thanks so much Carla :)
Such fun!
Thank you Anna :)
I hear you just fine...no problem at all.
Thank you Phyllis :)
I added this video to my Favorites.
+Barbara Rademacher Thanks so much Barbara :)
Really nice video - where did you find the winter roller stamp you used for the project?
That was a roller stamp I got from Stampin' Up! company. It was manufactured by Clearsnap for them. Your best bet would be to find it used on Ebay at this point. Here is a link tinyurl.com/2f3qddxs
Lovely prints! Mind if I CASE some of your ideas? They turned out beautiful
So fun! Where did you get your snowflake roller stamp?
Thank you Robin :) The manufacturer of those rolling stamps is Clearsnap Rollagraph but that particular one came from Stampin' Up! company. amzn.to/2YSQiCn
another day viewing this, for I have to make some prints. When my roller stamp arrives, will it be obvious where I need to trim It? If not, do you have any suggestions, as to the best way to trim the sides? I am surely looking forward to seeing all the 4×4" art cards coming your way. I have figured out 4 of the folks into the collaboration, just by watching youtube. Hope my snowflake wheel gets here soon, for I am ready to make backgrounds for my Christmas cards this year.
Hi Cheryl :) The way I figured out where to trim was that ink was getting on parts of the background rubber and then printing onto my paper...I could see the residual ink on the rubber and trimmed that part away using an exacto knife. You may not need to trim it at all...I do have a heavy hand and maybe I was just pressing it too hard. Have fun making those cards :)
do you know if parchment paper could be used instead of deli paper?
What was the shimmery paint called? Couldn’t clearly hear what you said. Thanks.
Pebeo makes these iridescent paints called 'Dyna' high viscosity acrylic. Super yummy! They come in 12 colors including gold, silver and copper. amzn.to/2G3q6wx
Shel, I have watched this video a few times now and have decided, this is what I will do for holiday cards this year. Do you know, where I can find the roller stamp you used? Amazon doesn't carry it. It certainly makes a nice addition on the Gelli prints. I love how you used the prints, on the cards in your Part 2 video, which have given me some great inspiration.
How fun Cheryl :) I am glad you will be giving this a try for Christmas. Here is a link to an Ebay page where people are selling the snoflake style wheel stamps from Stampin' Up! That I used. www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xstampin+up+roller+stamp+snowflakes.TRS0&_nkw=stampin+up+roller+stamp+snowflakes&_sacat=0
+Shel C Thank you so much for your quick and helpful reply.
Shel, I am sooo excited, for my hubby and I found one on eBay, and he bought it for me. I can't wait to start putting artful holiday cards together. Thank you again for helping me find one. I know, I will have not only a blast with it, I will use it for many years, and along the way, I will be thinking of you and your kindness, in helping me find the only one available. The shipping was a little spendy, but I give it " no never mind" because it will be mine before August is over. Thank you for finding it for me. It was such a thoughtful and kind gesture.You have no idea, just how special, you made me feel, by doing the work to.find it. You are my sweetheart on TH-cam!!!
Yay! I am glad you found what you wanted :) Have fun making your Christmas cards! You are getting a good early start..unlike me who will wait until the last possible moment LOL
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I love the look people get with layering using the gelli plates, yet I have not invested or tried it yet. Go figure! May e I just need to dive in instead of waiting for a reason or a project idea to scream “gelli plate prints”.
Gel printing is so fun and freeing of expectations! Once you do it you won't regret it :)
Once you try it, you'll wonder what took you so long! :-)
I wish I could hear your voice better.
i can't hear it very well
Thanks for letting me know
Sorry, this is confusing to me
Just metallic acrylic paints on the gel plate with thin paper. Using die cut shapes and stencils for pattern.