Welcome! I’m Carolyn Dube – This colorful journey is all about the freedom of play!
How did I live without these paint squeezers? This came in the mail recently from a friend who saw them and knew if it worked on toothpaste it would work wonders on a tube of paint.
Here’s a tube of paint held up to the light so you can see how little paint is wasted! Thanks Vicki Romaine for such a useful goodie!
Turning this Gelli print in to a card was supposed to be a quick and easy. Then there was an Oops thanks to my handwriting. Then another.
That probably doesn’t surprise you one bit. I make all sorts of mistakes, I mean Oopsies, as I play. It didn’t go as planned but every Oops was a opportunity that led me here.
Fair warning about this video: I use some ribbon and I have not been certified as a bow and ribbon specialist so I just wing it and add more glue!
Watch Oops after Oops on a Gelli Printed Halloween Card on YouTube.
You can see how I made the Gelli prints that I turned into this card in this video.
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This isn’t my brightest logic. I’ve got a huge box of Mrs. Grossman stickers that I love from my avid scrapbooking days. Love them so much I don’t use them. That is all changing thanks to this month’s Colorful Gelli Print Party! I am facing that not so logical logic and getting those stickers to use on the Gelli Plate!
Be sure to watch the very last ghost print that I get. You might be able to relate the feeling that I had…and it’s not what you expect.
Watch Using up old scrapbooking stickers on the Gelli Plate on YouTube.
The prints started with yellow Gelli printed papers from another play session.
I had plenty of these witches so I was free to experiment with them. This is my favorite favorite print of them all!
After seeing the prints, I am feeling the urge to make a Halloween card. Come back next week to see what it becomes!
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