Packing materials make wonderful tools for gel printing! You might be wondering what came with this? Me too! I can’t remember what on earth it was but I couldn’t part with the stuff that was meant to be recycled or trashed. That happens often, since just about anything can become a pattern making tool for the Gel Press plate!
If you’d like to know more about gel printing, I’ve got a page of resources for you from getting started, to storing your plate, to techniques to make prints, to what to do with your prints!
per usual carolyn a totally enjoyable vid with found materials. thicker paint better stamping, I probably do this without thinking and wonder why this technique doesn’t always work. now I’m conscious of it. thanks
So love your videos, so full of colour and joy
I love that the recycle icon shows up in the prints!
you never cease to make me smile & brighten up the day, And I like what you create: your casual approach is a reminder that this should be fun & Not a very
serious test: this is a choice to have fun While creating.
Thanks so,
S V
Thank you so much for this video..I have a gel plate but rarely use it so this has inspired me to get it out and play..
Carolyn, I’m so inspired by your tutorials, I’m looking at packaging in a whole new light. I’m considering keeping our recycle bin in my craft room…LOL! Thank you for these fun and inspiring tutorials and the Sparks!!! I love creating with the gel plates and you have made it even more enjoyable!!!
Awesome effects with packing material. Will try soon. Fun!!!