Doing the Twist with a Gelli Plate for this Month’s Party!
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Welcome to this month’s Colorful Gelli Print Party! This month we’re making a simple tool that creates fantastic patterns on the Gelli Plate with just a simple twist! Check out the video to see how much fun an empty vitamin bottle can be!
Want more Gelli Plate inspiration? Check out just some of what was shared in the last month over in the Google+ community, A Colorful Playground. There’s Ruth using Gelli prints in her illustrations, Kristi is making a canvas pouch, Christina is using shipping labels with her plate, MaryAnne made a 3D photo cube, and so much more! And while you’re there – share what you’ve been making! New to Google+? No problem! We’re all learning that together.
Loved the results with your new tool, and the transfer of colours. The journal page looks great, too.
Just a thought– why not make another stamp on the bottom of your vitamin bottle, and have two stamps in 1?
Neat. Do you know your Gelli Plate was really clean. What is the sticky thing you cut into? I will have to use a can or something. My vitamins come in packages. Nice work.
Carolyn Dube,
It is sticky backed fun foam.
Corrine,
Too fun and who doesn’t have one of those bottles hanging around, and good glue. Fun! xox
ginger,
I love your honest “just because” during your videos! I feel the same way when I’m creating.
Thx for posting all the fun stuff…..especially supplies that I’ve not delved into as of now.
Happy Creating,
ginger
Nadine Logie,
I love this idea ! What did you use to cut and make design – was it foam with sticky backing? Thanks for all you do.
Carolyn Dube,
You’re right, it is sticky backed fun foam!
Dorothy,
I love the new look of your blog, especially the colorful paint brushes in a row. I so enjoy your blog and your enthusiasm for creative play. It encourages me greatly. Thank you.
barb macaskill,
Great idea!! I just happen to throw away at least 10 or more of these every week so I am going to put some of them to good use! Thanks for the inspiration!
Super tute… what a great way to use something laying around and make great texture. Happy Printing!
Donna Harris,
I love the twisty tool gelli prints! I have got to get a gelli plate. I can’t wait to play with it!
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I love your stamp. What a great idea!
Love that effect and juicy colours. Also love the brush pic at top of page. Now…. did you have a play after loading up the brushes?
Actually played before the picture was taken. Wanted authentically painty brushes for the picture!
This is a great idea! LOVE the results.
Nice demo, carolyn! and the new design looks very fresh!
awesome idea – thanks for sharing !!
Carolyn, you are a genius! And now I have another thing I need to hoard! LOL But I’ll be healthier 🙂
Loving this!
Loved the results with your new tool, and the transfer of colours. The journal page looks great, too.
Just a thought– why not make another stamp on the bottom of your vitamin bottle, and have two stamps in 1?
Neat. Do you know your Gelli Plate was really clean. What is the sticky thing you cut into? I will have to use a can or something. My vitamins come in packages. Nice work.
It is sticky backed fun foam.
Too fun and who doesn’t have one of those bottles hanging around, and good glue. Fun! xox
I love your honest “just because” during your videos! I feel the same way when I’m creating.
Thx for posting all the fun stuff…..especially supplies that I’ve not delved into as of now.
Happy Creating,
ginger
I love this idea ! What did you use to cut and make design – was it foam with sticky backing? Thanks for all you do.
You’re right, it is sticky backed fun foam!
I love the new look of your blog, especially the colorful paint brushes in a row. I so enjoy your blog and your enthusiasm for creative play. It encourages me greatly. Thank you.
Great idea!! I just happen to throw away at least 10 or more of these every week so I am going to put some of them to good use! Thanks for the inspiration!
Super tute… what a great way to use something laying around and make great texture. Happy Printing!
I love the twisty tool gelli prints! I have got to get a gelli plate. I can’t wait to play with it!