Good evening all, and how has you day been? We had great workshops in Hazel Grove today and played with Clarity Stencils, Stamps, Stencil brushes , the Gelli Plate and yes even Billy Brayer came out to play.
We used Adirondack inks on the Gelli plate, here is a close up...
This Poppy card was created by first inking the Gelli plate with Stonewashed ink, dabbing with scrunched paper and taking a background print. Then placing the poppy stencil onto the Gelli Plate and dabbing ink through the stencil with sponges. When the stencil is removed this is what is left.
Then you just take another print.
How cool is that ? ....and even better, take another print to make an insert....
Oh I do love to play....
Again,
And again. ( thanks to Barbara Gray for the inspiration for this one.)
Right I need to get on now....it is a new Challenge tomorrow on the Clarity blog....so jobs to get done from my list....
They are fantastic Jo x
ReplyDeleteSuper Jo, how I wish I could have been there. xxx
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous Jo!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Linda xxx
Fantastic designs Jo. Looks like you had lots of fun on your gelli. Particularly like the poppy one and its insert. Xx
ReplyDeletewhat alovely set of cards. need to play with inks on gelli. you've inspired me xx
ReplyDeleteLove this top one Jo (and the rest of course). I think it is the colour you have used that makes it my favourite. I should really look into getting a Gelli. Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteFab set of cards Jo x
ReplyDeleteHiya Jo, Wow these prints from the Gelli Plate are brilliant.
ReplyDeleteI have one and only used it once (had it aq year aswell....BAD GIRL!). I just think it's getting round to using it. But would love to use these stencils with it. Debbiex
hi Jo - wow - this is a whole new idea to me - I've only used acrylics on my gelli - going to be playtime tomorrow night lol xx
ReplyDeleteAll these are magical! I must play with my Gelli plate! Thank you for visiting my blog, I am looking forward to the next challenge! xx
ReplyDeletewow Jo these are all amazing. I haven't mastered the art of using inks with my Gelli - I must play!
ReplyDeletewish I was close enough to get to your workshops xxxx