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Gelli Plate Play with Karen Conner!

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I just LOVE my new Gelli Plate.  Had loads of fun practicing!!  The video shows the steps.  Real important to allow drying time. Blot with a piece of printer paper.  Finish up using embellishments of your choice.
 
 
I've included a couple of prints that I haven't finished embellishing so you can how different they turn out. No two are going to be alike.
 
Karen Conner
 

 
Kunze German Scrap: Angel WingsGelli Plate (I LOVE IT!!!!!!!)
HOPE stencil

 

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  1. TonyaSaturday, March 07, 2015

    I've never used gelli plates and now I want to. Thanks for the inspiration and great video!

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  2. JackieSaturday, March 07, 2015

    The video was very informative. I have a gelli plate but have only tried it once!

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  3. Barbara RankinSaturday, March 07, 2015

    Every time I see someone use a gelli plate, it is always different. TFS your fab projects and techniques. I am inspired to dig my gelli plate out and play with it some more.

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  4. Corinne MarieSaturday, March 07, 2015

    To much fun and lovely results!!

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  5. Robin HorasanianSaturday, March 07, 2015

    Nice to see you enjoying the gelli plate. You got some really nice prints! :-)

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