Thank you! They're all available on my website/ etsy as digital cut files - links are in the description. Happy artmaking!

Thank you - sorry, I can't help you there, tbh, I have the same issue with mylar, that's why I don't use it (and the binder dividers are so much cheaper too).

Thank you! Happy printing!

Thank you! Happy printing!

Great idea!

Sorry for the late reply. It does a little bit- keep your baby powder light!

Thank you so much! 😊

As far as I know, no, although I haven't tested it with other brands. What makes it work is the surface tension of the paint - if you add more water, it breaks up into this interesting patterns. I'd suggest you try it out with whatever supplies you have, and see what kind of results you get. Happy printing!

@@JenniferAkkermans thanks, I can't wait to try it out. I appreciate you sharing your ideas and art!

Thanks for clarifying and thanks for your comment. I am aware, but for searchability purposes, stencils is the term most people would use.

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

Haha, you're too kind! Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it. :)

Thanks for your comment. I’m not sure- I never use materials that thick. What does Google say?

Thanks for your comment. Those scissors are actually sewing scissors! Shhh! They’re not sewing scissors anymore… 😉 I do find them too big for fussy cutting though- nail scissors (or even embroidery scissors) are the best for that.

Thanks for answering. I found an internet video with Picasso cutting his very large collage pieces with scissors even bigger than the ones you use! Must have been tailors' cutting tools. I'll go to my local quiltmaking store (yes we have one locally) to check their stock. Thnx.

@@Bella-d1v9y Just know that once you use sewing scissors on paper, they're not so great for fabric anymore... worth it, in my opinion, but it might shock sewers/ quilters!

Thanks! 😉

Thank you!

You're welcome! I'm glad you found my video useful! A word of warning, however - gelli printing is addictive! ;)

Thank you so much!

Hi! I use plastic binder dividers from the dollarstore as a cheap material to cut my stencils from - the red ones are just the ones I cut from the red divider sheet. :)

Thanks!

I know that feeling!!

Thank you!

Give it a go!

Thanks - that's half the fun!

Aw, thanks! :)

Thank you! It does, doesn't it?

Yeah, it's kept me busy! ;)

Now you can get back to work soon. Which side of Calgary are you?

@@wilmaheger7276 SW - We're in Altadore - just south of Marda Loop. :)

Thank you! Mee tooo!

Thank you for your question! There are a few things you can do - you can do what's called a pick up print - brayer out a thin layer of paint, put your paper on top, burnish it with your hands, and then leave it to completely dry before you pull it off (ie, overnight). Or you could clean your plate with wet wipes or baby/ mineral oil. It takes some wiping, but the dried paint does come off well. If you do it this way, I would recommend doing a quick clean up print to get the last bits of paint off your plate before you really get into making proper artwork again. Happy printing!

Beautiful! What is the paper are using?

@@sunilsenevi1849 Thank you! This is just a simple white cardstock.

Thank you!

Printmaking is a great activity for kids! I hope they enjoy it

Thank you!

I seal them using a spray varnish/sealer, and then use a brush on gloss varnish on top. The trick is to use a clean soft, wide brush (Varnish only) and brush on slowly and carefully in one direction. Make sure to brush out any bubbles. When it’s dry, I do another coat, in the other direction- horizontal, if the last coat was vertical. Slowly and carefully is the key.

Yes, liquitex is great! All colours have their place and use, you’ve just gotta find it! 😉

Thanks Sharon! I’ll add your ideas to my list! ❤️

Thank you! ❤️

Thanks Sharon! 🙂