I'm still finding my way on the gelli plate, and I have a good number of "duds." However, when I cut them into smaller pieces and combine them with other papers, I still get nice collages. Never discard a print! You never know what will happen in the end.
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Would love to see some of the final products you used the papers in 💕
I'll try to do a collage video soon that uses some of these papers. Thanks for watching.
I LOVE that print that you're undecided about, I'd use it in a heartbeat.
Thanks. I probably will one of these days.
Love your colors and loose curvy feather lines. Can also trim off some feather fibers so more gaps between
Thank you for watching
I've used my feather and leaf prints to make cards, eg concertina or other folded style, and collage pieces
I will definitely use these in collage.
Beautiful...you could cut out some of the feathers on the ostrich feathers to create more definition...thanks for sharing..❤
Thanks for the tip. Next time I will try that.
Hey, I'm still back on rubber bands! I have gorgeous RB prints for collage. Thank you!
I'd love to see them.
Really beautiful👏🏻
Thank you! 😊
I'm still finding my way on the gelli plate, and I have a good number of "duds." However, when I cut them into smaller pieces and combine them with other papers, I still get nice collages. Never discard a print! You never know what will happen in the end.
Yes, I agree. Sometimes my duds make great collage papers in the end.
The paint that gets embedded in the feathers transfers into the next print, so you get subtly colored mixtures you could never repeat!
So typical of the gel plate. Thank you for watching
This was an awesome experiment. I will buy some exotic feathers and play with printing. What did you you use your prints for?
I use them in collage.
The ostrich feathers seem to be drinking the paint under them.
Yes, I agree. I won't use them again. I love the peacock feathers.