

Last time I shared a tutorial I just put the paint on the gelli plate and since then I have figured out that if I put the paint onto a piece of parchment paper first it helps me control the amount of paint I put on the plate.
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Turned out fab! Love to use the gelly plate and use the second piece of cardstock or paper too as a clean off - awesome work TFS
ReplyDeleteGreat tags, MariLynn. Thanks for sharing them and the tutorial. It has so many helpful tips that I truly appreciate. What a great idea to use the leaves to create the pattern on your gelli plate.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tags! Love the colors and stencil and leaves!
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing. Thanks for the great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove what MariLynn has done here. Great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteits gorgeous!
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