Category Archives: Gel Printing Projects

Art Journaling with Collage and Mark Making – Video Tutorial

Hi everyone! I’m sharing a spread in one of my handmade junk art journals today, playing with Collage, Stamps and Derwent Inktense watercolors. I love playing in this small junky book. It doesn’t take much time and gives me the freedom to create even when I have a busy day. I am using handmade collageContinue reading “Art Journaling with Collage and Mark Making – Video Tutorial”

Art Journaling with Collage and Mark Making – Video Tutorial

Hi everyone! I’m sharing a spread in one of my handmade junk art journals today, playing with Collage, Stamps and Derwent Inktense Pencils. I love playing in this small junky book. It doesn’t take much time and gives me the freedom to create even when I have a busy day. I mainly use collage paperContinue reading “Art Journaling with Collage and Mark Making – Video Tutorial”

How to make Floral Collage Fodder – Video Tutorial

Hi everyone! In one of my past videos I used some handmade collage fodder made with our Sketchy Leaves stencils and the Gelli Plate. Today I am sharing a full process video for them. They are so versatile and can be used on any kind of project, such as art journal pages, mixed media tagsContinue reading “How to make Floral Collage Fodder – Video Tutorial”

Junk Art Journaling with Collage and Mark Making – Video Tutorial

Hi everyone! I’m sharing a spread in one of my handmade junk art journals today, playing with Collage, Stamps and Stabilo Woodys. I love playing in this small junky book. It doesn’t take much time and gives me the freedom to create even when I have a busy day. I mainly use collage paper scrapsContinue reading “Junk Art Journaling with Collage and Mark Making – Video Tutorial”

Autumnal Art Journal Page with stamped Mushrooms

Hi everyone! I’m sharing a spread in one of my handmade junk art journals today using the cute mushrooms from my Textured Mushrooms stamp set.I used collage, gesso and Distress Crayons to create the background. I removed the Distress Crayons in a few areas through our Small Ink Dots stencil using a wet wipe andContinue reading “Autumnal Art Journal Page with stamped Mushrooms”

Atmospheric Art Journal Page with an autumnal Feel

Hi everyone! I’m sharing a spread in one of my handmade junk art journals today using the cute mushrooms from my Textured Mushrooms stamp set.I used collage, gesso and Distress Crayons to create the background. For the atmospheric look I removed the Distress Crayons in a few areas through our Mini Ink Dots stencil usingContinue reading “Atmospheric Art Journal Page with an autumnal Feel”

Collage Fodder – Stamped Mushrooms with Gelli Prints

Hi everyone! Today I’m sharing a collage fodder video with my Textured Mushrooms stamp set. It was a cold and gloomy sunday last weekend – that’s the best time to make some collage fodder for your mixed media projects, art journals or other papercrafting creations, like cards or scrapbook layouts. Instead of colouring in theContinue reading “Collage Fodder – Stamped Mushrooms with Gelli Prints”

Making grungy Gelli Prints directly in my Sketchbook

This will change your way of working with the gelli plate using your stencils! All you need is a die-cutting machine! Instead of using your stencil directly on your gel plate you create an embossed piece of cardstock and use this to create texture on your plate. This means your stencil won’t get any paint on them and you don’t have to clean them afterwards.

Fill your Sketchbook with Gelli Prints!

This will change your way of working with the gelli plate using your stencils! All you need is a die-cutting machine! Instead of using your stencil directly on your gel plate you create an embossed piece of cardstock and use this to create texture on your plate. This means your stencil won’t get any paint on them and you don’t have to clean them afterwards.

Brand new way to use your Stencils for Gelli Printing!

This will change your way of working with the gelli plate using your stencils! All you need is a die-cutting machine! Instead of using your stencil directly on your gel plate you create an embossed piece of cardstock and use this to create texture on your plate. This means your stencil won’t get any paint on them and you don’t have to clean them afterwards.