Gelli Arts® Printing with DIY Layered Texture Plate

[@deborahneumann9162]

WOW... WOW... AND WOW again! Simply Gorgeous and ingenious! Will be doing this one. Thank you so much! (:

[@philnasmith9755]

This remains one of my favourite Gel-plate demos

[@Everywhere2]

Of all the design ideas Gelli's posted on YT, this is the ULTIMATE. Incredible results. Thanks for showing us how to do this.

[@waysouth777]

Fantastic...I am making some of these!!!!! Also...I absolutely love videos with no talking...and music and subtitles...Love the music too! Thx!

[@allthumbs3792]

Wow! What a great pattern. Endless possibilities with this method! TFS.

[@mypandapaints5854]

Love the Art Deco look of the prints due to the natural stippling effect of the substrate. Who was the person who disliked this video and why?!?!

[@kellylaher7512]

Wow! I love the depth you created doing that. When you were layering your template I was thinking, oh my how is that going to work because I thought it would be way too thick. That is just amazing! I am going to try!

[@BeCre8ive2]

Holy Moly! That is so cool! I just got a new Gelli plate and I love it! This technique is AMAZING!! Thanks!

[@GenevieveCrabe]

What a great idea, the prints are stunning!

[@sarahemmons7555]

Thank you! One of the coolest techniques I have seen since I started watching the many videos out there, I don't have the fusible stuff but you can bet I'll be layering a comparable material in the next 5 minutes, lol 😊

[@tatianaBV2330]

Волшебно! Прекрасная идея!

[@LeighPogue]

Stunning and very inspirational. Thanks

[@slynnpayne]

You never cease to amaze me

[@brendaprescott2043]

Love this technique

[@leemuslin2787]

So cool!!!! Love the texture!

[@elainesoltis9870]

...absolutely a wonderful exercise...it is very beautiful. The assembling of materials has the time consideration, though...but would like to try. Thanks for sharing, Lee!

[@sherrylamanna9935]

EXCELLENT!

[@rubybegonia9948]

Stunning !

[@berniceseigel6482]

So cool. I just love this website for gelli plate printing! Thanks

[@paulisaez]

Cool, I love it ❤️

[@wanderingangelstudio1359]

Wow! I've got to try this!

[@GerdaLipski]

Wow!

[@lucy1350]

Beautiful!

[@MsHighpeaks]

great idea love it

[@midnightlizard1733]

Going to have to try this. Those prints were awesome! (Pattie Tolley Parrish, will you lead the way with a Ustream?)

[@pstmartin1]

WOW!! I love this

[@louisavevers9709]

wowsers. this is so cool.

[@suejensenart3501]

Just really wonderful! I wonder if you can use the thin foam pieces you get from Michaels, or would they be too weighty?

[@craftydegrasse3679]

Susan Jensen hiya! I was just thinking the same thing! Lol! 💜😄

[@mamascorpio]

Coooooooooooooool!!! I actually have a roll of fusible fabric....like...wow...15 years old or so????

[@MsAusarian]

mamamonster me too

[@ErinneKennedy]

U was wonder if you can use bond a web and fabric to make a collograph plate to print

[@NolwennPetitbois]

oh what a neat idea ! Where do you find these fusible things ?

[@chiyosmith2790]

That was over the top!

[@barbkramer3581]

absolutely incredible, so different, thank you so much for showing us this, please tell me what is Peltex..or its equivelant I just have to try this.....thanks barb UK

[@LottieSue]

Peltex also goes by the name Pellon is a fabric stabilizer used in collars, cuffs and use as a button hole backing. It comes in three different flavors - 70, 71 and 72 - which are all similar in thickness but with the following differences: Peltex 70 is a sew-in heavyweight stabilizer and although thick and firm, it’s also quite soft and more flexible than the fusible types. Peltex 71 is fused on one side so it’s a little stiffer than Peltex 70. This type is about equal in stiffness to Timtex. Peltex 72 is fused on both sides and it’s the stiffest of all. This type is stiffer than Timtex. You can buy this were fabric is sold. Be sure you get the one that fuses on one side of the fabric. I'm pretty sure you can wash it or rinse it since it's made to go through the laundry. Looks like pretty cool idea!

[@LottieSue]

wow...thanks!

[@jogrybsli]

I is beautiful.Living in Bali, it is paper you used is not available here. Where can I buy it and do they post to Indonesia?

[@LottieSue]

Jogry: this product is used in the making of clothing as a stabilizer. You'd have to peruse the fabric stores there to find a fusible interfacing or stabilizer .

[@cathyspeerly4997]

Wow

[@hazielanath]

Can you wash this?

[@LottieSue]

I will say yes but though it looks ridged it's closer to a thick fabric than anything else and is used in the making of clothing that has to be laundered. I'm going to try this product, wash by hand and lay flat to dry.