Boy did I ever have fun today with the technique Carolyn showed. WOW, it was a blast!! After laying down paint and stencil as Carolyn demoed today, this is my first Gelli Plate pull:
Here is my over stencil pull. Love all the colors in this one:
This is the under stencil pull which it has the main colors I laid down on the Gelli Plate:
Here is another set I did, same order as the first:
The following are the "brayer cleanups" While off loading my brayer, I loved the first swipe and decided to NOT mix the rolls but to keep them separate until the brayer was clean. I love how these turned out!!!
While I was laying down the paint per the technique, I off loaded some unto my 5x5 plate, before I rolled onto the cleanup papers. I loved how the paint looked on the roller and wanted to capture that on my small Gelli Plate for a pull:
This is a "funstatic" class, getting messy, playing with colors and leaning great techniques. If you want to play along, please see Carolyn's web site for info on "One Pull Wonders" or click the links I have in this post, they will take you to her website.
Totally gorgeous prints! Great colors and that stencil works beautifully.
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Thank you for that !!! I was actually disappointed in the stencil because I felt it covers up too much, but it was the only one I have that has "holes/open space".
DeleteAwesome!!! :)
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DeleteBeautiful and gor-Juss!!!! I love what you do! hugs, Patty
ReplyDeleteThanks Patty. Gelli Plating is soooo much fun, addicting, messy and creates volumes of pulls from so little work. ..
DeleteYour over stencil pull is captivating - can't stop looking at it!
ReplyDeleteAwww, Carolyn, thank you. I loved that one too!!
DeleteVery cool. I had a play day too!
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