Spooky Alcohol Ink Gelli Prints

I was on a quest to use some of my Halloween die cuts as stamps for my Gelli prints. I cut the shapes from sticky backed foam sheets and adhered them to cardboard. I still had my alcohol inks out, so I decided to use the Halloween colors from my collection. As usual, I did a little experimenting, and it did not go as planned, so I just kept going to see what cool looking prints I could achieve. I am really happy with how spooky yet fun these prints turned out.
Thanks for watching along with me.
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Supplies:
6 inch Brayer a.co/d/gEdEY0z
5x7 Gelli Arts Gelli Plate a.co/d/5Y9T72L5x7 Gelli Arts Gelli Plate a.co/d/5Y9T72L
Ranger Ink Kit THoltz Distress Alcohol Ink Kit 29pc
a.co/d/d8CzCfL
Ranger Alcohol Pearl Radiant, Scorched & Intense
Ranger Alcohol Inks
Neenah White Cardstock 110lb a.co/d/98MXWmz
Bat, Ghost & Pumpkin Die Cuts are no longer available on Amazon

[@susanpyra1339]

Hello, well I can’t make up my mind on which one I like best but I did enjoy your background music and your process. Do you find the toughest part of printing is “ just let that dry”, the waiting????
Thank you for sharing!

[@Thereses-Crafty-Cabana]

Hi Susan! Yes, waiting to dry is always the hardest part! I have to walk away to force myself to wait!