Gelli Arts® Printing WORDS!

Full blog post: www.gelliarts.blogspot.com. Incorporating words into Gelli Arts® printing is easy and fun! But, it's also very easy to forget that when you are printing WORDS and letters in paint on a Gelli Arts® plate... that they will print in reverse! This video shares two easy techniques for making your Gelli Arts® printed 'words' more reader-friendly! These are subtractive methods - meaning paint will be removed to create the letters.
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[@psokool]

Love how chock full of inspiring ideas you put in video and all without vocals! Can't wait to try them out.

[@lisetteflores5837]

I found the video so creative and filled with so much techniqhe that I am getting my paints out and trying it myself. I love, love my gelli plate. Having a background in printmaking, makes me appreciate the easiness of it even more...thaaaankkkk yoooouuu soooo much....

[@jenybez]

I love my gelli plate so much I take it to work to teach people how to create their own art!!! People who know nothing about this product!! They Leal in love just like me!!!!!!

[@janetbennell9855]

wonderful ideas. thank you.

[@alexandriadiaz]

I just got my gelli plate about a week ago never even thought of adding words! fab! tfs!

[@renashear4165]

Great video on using words, layering textures, etc. Love the Golden Paints! They are the best:) I have only a few of the Open Acrylics, but want to get more.

[@cairnlae]

ahhh...I love my gelli plate....what a great givaway! I dont have the small one and those paints are calling my name!!

[@iamzeffyandilove2scr]

Thank you for sharing this video was very interesting.......can't wait to try out your techniques!!

[@susanthurman3707]

loved this.....now I can make some napkins with words.....good for holidays and just our names.

[@martinnewman9719]

Fantastic ! Thanks for showing this !

[@melstampz]

Brilliant pointers. Thank you!

[@ekiemunakit8033]

Danke für schöne Ideen 😍

[@mrs8616]

This was PERFECT!!!

[@9doves]

Such great ideas! Thank you so much for posting these videos.

[@paulabinkley9398]

Love this one as usual. I can't wait to try it. Thanx

[@christinejones6660]

just love this video

[@TheOldladyB]

I am so going to do this. Love it.

[@christierella]

I've reported to Pinterest, twitter, and Facebook. I'd love to work out those golden acrylics!

[@barbkramer3581]

excellent, so happy I saw this, thanks barb UK

[@meetzler]

cant wait to try it

[@evepaludan7713]

I love, love this!

[@nathalietabary5575]

Ah ouais! Bien, c'est une bonne idée. MERCI.

[@corinneRollet]

Really nice !!!

[@betsyd549]

What are the concentric circles and pattern tools? Those are great!

[@Nicoleclog]

Wow...nice

[@waysouth777]

Wow! Thanks!

[@Salavar69]

so fun

[@ayellessnuffelhoek]

The Proof first print is GORG!! I wanna play soooo bad with the plate but its not available here :(( Karin

[@kimberlydiehl66]

Could you do this with regular word stamps too then? That would work ,right.

[@kangadillo]

I hope this isn't a silly question, but anyway here goes: I'm not very good at lettering by hand. So I wonder if there is such a thing as "reverse" rubber alphabet stamps, where you press the stamp down, and the stamped letter is backwards. Then when you press your paper or fabric down on the stamped letter and lift it up, it comes out the right way. Is it clear what I mean? And is there such a thing? If anybody knows, please tell me. Thanks.

[@suefalls1600]

Wow❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@user-ie6vy8nj168]

I love you

[@barbaramorlan4736]

going to try to put letters on my next one I do I love my gelli plate

[@rondagarner7752]

ty for the chance tin smilz

[@AbstractsByAdrienne]

Why not leave the adhesive on the back of the letters and apply Removable Glue Dots to them and then stick them to a glass block that's used for cling rubber stamps instead of craft foam? That way the letters can be wiped off and reused over and over again to form other words. I'm going to try doing it that way to avoid wasting letters and craft foam.

[@Andeana13]

could you tell me please what paper to use for printing?

[@jolac46]

Those are awesome. Thanks for sharing, Johanne L.

[@s00b00]

Can you please mention the artists name.