Making Gelli Prints with Household Items
Inspired by this post (and give-away) from the Gelli Arts blog, I decided to make a few prints using my Gelli plate and ordinary household items. I'm a big believer in using what you have in paper arts, so that post is right up my alley. For my prints, I used plastic wrap, wax paper, bubble wrap, a paper towel tube, and rubber bands wrapped around an acrylic stamping block to create texture. By the way, if you want to enter the give-away on the Gelli Arts blog, hurry. The deadline to enter is Tuesday, May 26, 2015 at 12:00 noon EDT. Pictures of the supplies I used and the resulting prints are below. I used plastic wrap, wax paper, an empty paper towel roll, Golden fluid acrylic paints, and bubble wrap to make my first set of prints from household items. Supplies I used for the first series of prints. First-pull prints overprinted on the same sheet of paper. I did not try to line up the print registration each ...