Showing posts with label Gelli Plate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gelli Plate. Show all posts

Friday, 5 August 2022

Set of Cards - CC

 Hi all,

A set of cards created using alcohol inks and Gel Plate from Couture Creations.

I really love how this all came together  and the stamp is just gorgeous. 


Using the gel plate for the first time and alcohol inks on top of it.. I like the lighter shade and it was perfect for the card I had in mind. 


I inked the edge of the gel printed paper and matted that on the pre cut and scored card from Couture Creations. I then added a panel of white embossed cardstock on top to highlight the fussy cut stamped image. From scrap alcohol paper I cut a strip of paper to adhere to the side. A quote on the top of the Framed Tulips Stamped image was all it needed to finish the card. 


For the two following cards, I used different alcohol ink colour combination of blues and purples with a touch of yellow to give me the gorgeous background for these cards.. Again using the embossed white cardstock to highlight the beautiful colours and a die cut border over top to give it a wow factor. 


A flower and a quote finishes the cards of wonderfully. So pretty.. 


All three cards together.. 


 I hope I have inspired you

to create glorious things
Hugs
Donna xx

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Materials: 

CO728475 Stamp and Colour Outline Pad Black 

CO727342 Blending Tips

CO728706 Framed Tulips Outline Stamps

C0727452 Gel Printing Plate

CO728522 Detailing Scissors

CO728703 Art Work Station

COAPC2 Twin Tip Alcohol Ink Markers

Alcohol Inks

CO 727337 Blending Solution

CO727377 Butter pearl

CO 727374 Decption

CO727375 Fern Pearl

CO 727370 Lake Pearl

CO 727378 Gold Pearl

CO 727334 Goldfish

CO728094 Stamp Cleaner 

CO727749 Acrylic Block Set

CO725716 Magnetic Platform 

CO725815 Card & Envelope Pack 5x7 White

CO727860 Glass Mat Art Shed Angel 

CO727162 Precision Tweezers 




Friday, 18 June 2021

A Quick Tutorial on Gelli Printing with Acrylic Paint..AVSC

 Hi all, 

I thought I would show you a very quick tutorial on using a Gelli Plate with acrylic paint.. Now there are tons of ways to do this and there are tons of different techniques so I am showing you the basics ok.. (well my basics anyway lol). 

I have assorted Gelli Plates, stencils, stamps, rags, water, I use plastic spatulas but you can use a spoon or straight from the paint tube, a assorted of junk for textures. You can also use other mediums on the Gelli plates including distress inks just be careful that you don't use anything acid, permanent or abrasive on the Gelli Plates.


I place my Gelli plate on a piece of plain paper and have a scrap piece of paper next to it. You can also use a book like I did later.. 


I like a lot of paint on mine but you only have to add 4 - 6 of little drops paint for it to work.. My plate is a A4 size but I have lots of different sizes..


Using a brayer (by the way you can buy the brayers and Gelli plates from Aunty Vera Scrap and Craft shop) just bray over the paint until you are happy with it. I roll and lift my brayer then do the same until I am finished.


Place a piece of paper on the Gelli Plate and gently pull it off.. This is your first layer. You can leave it at this if you like it. I did this for some of mine.. 


Using different colours of paint.


As you can see it spreads quite a lot so just keep rolling until you are happy.


The Gelli Plate when all the above paint is rolled out on it.


I placed different stencils on the plate and gently rolled them with the brayer. Lift off and lay the stencils on some scrap paper to get another layer of patterned papers.
(a hint, I have a dish beside me that once I take off the excess paint I place the stencil straight in the water, cleans easy then).




I layered lots of lovely colours and used old bottle tops to give me some patterns in the paint.


I also had this old piece of mesh that I dabbed on the plate as well.


Voila, a patterned piece of paper..


I used old cardboard which I peeled the top layer back to use.


I used stamps, as well (just make sure you clean the stamps straight away).
A few papers I made.









With this one I did as normal, used stencils then waited until it dried on the Gelli plate. I then brayered over that with more paint and then used a stamp . I then lifted the print and must say I really like it.


I did the same here as above and love this one.


I have this art diary which I am going to cover with one of the above papers and thought why not use the same technique on some of the pages ..


Love this one and is one of my favourites.


This one was using the scraps of the paint on the stamps.



I used this stamp to pull a print off the Gelli plate and this is what was left on the stamp. brilliant..





Pretty isn't she..


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I hope I have inspired you
to create glorious things.
Hugs
Donna xx

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Sunday, 3 May 2020

A Few Cards ...

Hi all, 
My mojo came back for awhile Yah!!  So I have been creating as much as I can while its here lol..

I created these for a Scrappy Challenge over on the Craft Room Down Under group.. 




I decided to use up some of the papers I created using my Gelli Plates so made this card/ book and I love how It turned out..







My daughter is in to beaches a big way so when it was time for a birthday card then this was the only way to go.. I hope she loves it as her birthday is on the 28th May..  








I hope I have inspired you
to create glorious things.
Hugs
Donna xx