Did you mean glycerin? Not gelatin…

Why didnt you leave it in the jug to mix?

Its therapeutic watching this

it's funny, two yrs later, it's cheaper to get the plate commercially than to make it. rn, gelatin is ~$15, glycerin is ~$14 and a baking sheet is about $8. an 8 x 10 gelli plate is $25 on Amazon rt. makes me so sad.

Hello, may I inquire whether you are utilizing a commercial gel plate or a homemade one for this demonstration? I recently purchased a commercial gel plate, but it proved to be quite expensive. Consequently, I am contemplating creating my own gel plates. I happened to come across your tutorial on crafting a gel plate, which was quite informative. I am curious to know how the results of prints differ between a homemade gel plate and a commercial one. Specifically, can a homemade gel plate successfully transfer magazine prints, laser prints, drawings, charcoal, chalk pastels, and other mediums? Additionally, I am interested in knowing if alternative mediums, aside from acrylic, can be used with a homemade gel plate.

I did make two gel plates. I used Knox gelatin but they have an odor from the knox. Any recommendations? By they way these plate work really well. Thank you for sharing.

U can always lightly run a paper towel over the top of your finish product before it hardens to get rid of the bubbles

I will see how my plate comes out tomorrow morning. I’m so excited!

I would love to see some of your finished art. I am learning collage and I love your channel.

Listening to this video freed me from my anxiety about messing up or making something that doesn't turn out. Just have fun and move along!

You sound like you are from Minnesota , and I right? Thanks for all your fun ideas.

The homemade gel plates work just like the store bought ones. Thanks for the idea.

Haha! You would be fun to hangout with and craft!

It is God that created the heavens and the earth :) give thanks to Him. 🙌

I could hardly hear what you were saying, even with my sound turned up....could you give detailed instructions as well as the ingredients please, that would help...thanks

I can't stop laughing every time you said gelatin instead of glycerin, that happens a lot to me... hahaha... thanks for the video... good luck

Has anyone tried this on wood?

I've been a crafter for fourteen years and I specialize in card making and jewelry. I love >anything< that helps make my projects easier, more fun and cost efficient where possible. Thank You!! ✨️☺️💖✨️

Way back when I started teaching (when ink gestetners were the only copying choice available) we used to make work stencils for a gelly plate and print them page by page into their books.

👍 awesome, love this, thanks for sharing! Did you learn all the techniques from the lady you mentioned at the beginning?

Hi you keep saying gelatine instead of glycerine. Just letting you know. Cheers C

Cool !

Bless you...that's not a 'transfer'. If you pulled the tape off and left the image behind THAT would be a transfer!

Maybe you could have lowered the video footage a bit so that the viewer can see more than just half a dish

oh wait there is another tutorial : DIY photo transfer on glass using packing tape

what are you going to put them on can you do a tutorial actually using them on something

take a bit of copy paper/ typing paper and run it gently on the surface to move the bubbles to the edge.

Your quiet excitement is familiarly hilarious!!! 😂

Thank you for this tutorial!

Thank you for posting this. I will make one as soon as I can get some glycerine

Thanks for sharing! I will be making a small one tomorrow, and give it a try.

Cool!!!

Did you mean glycerin when you actually said gelatine?

What? Why wouldn’t it work… I guess the 1 million other videos demonstrating the same process weren’t convincing

Great video how do you store them

I made one these gellie plates it was so much fun to make and use

If you don’t like it shiny, you can sand it a little and then Put matte medium on it.

I don't quite know what I would use this for, but this is really cool!

Seems a little fishy to me. 😁

You can also put that onto a glass vase, jar, bowl, or even a window and it will stay. 👍

Can't learu

So does it stay on the tape or you transfer it elsewhere?

Gotta try this out

That’s awesome! Are you using leather or clay tools?

Thank you. 7 packets of gelatin = ? grams. 1 1/2 cups hot water = ? gram

The gelli plates are vegan?

oh wow this is so awesome thank you for sharing

Thank you for this. I use gel plates.all the time but was looking for a larger one. This is ideal, I can now make one to fit my 305mm by 210mm sheets. Thank you again. This is soooooo needed as they are quite expensive for the extra large ones. Keep smiling 😊🌻

Loved ur explanation. It was what i needed. Now let try to repeat. Tell me how durable is this plate and how can we protect it.?

Okay, if no one else is telling you...it's the glycerin that you're starting with and then adding the gelatin to it. You keep saying 🙄 you're pouring the gelatin into the pan then adding the gelatin, lol. I think we get it though so thanks 😊