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I bet that would look really cool with two colors!

Hi Linda! 👋 I have been making the ornaments with my Gelli prints lately and they have been so much fun to make! Hope you are doing well.

Hi Susan! 👋 Oh how beautiful the snow must look. Is it the first snow of the season? It’s actually a bit chilly here (65 degrees in FL, lol) so it feels like Christmas here as well! 🌲✨

The snow is very pretty especially when the Christmas lights shine on the snow. No, not our first but first snow that will stay. It’s 12.2F degrees here, with wind chill it’s 1.4F. I will admit, I like it.

@susanpyra1339 oh wow! That does sound beautiful with the Christmas lights reflecting on the snow. ❄️ I’m glad you like it and are enjoying the Season. 🎄

Hi Suzanne! Thanks for your request. I made two different versions of my placement tool. I hope this helps you! Here are the videos: DIY Placement Tool Using Dollar Tree Easel ua-cam.com/video/2tgSMIT2EXM/v-deo.html DIY Gelli Print Placement Tool Using a Dollar Tree Frame ua-cam.com/video/3CwT2QI19TU/v-deo.html

Thank you. I look back on that little book and think, how did I make those papers?!? lol, guess I have to watch my video!

Thanks! 🍁🎃🍎🌻

Thanks Christy! Hope you’re doing well. 💕

Thank you, Melanie! 🤗

It definitely helps if they dry out a little. 💕😊

Great tip to pull the tree! I will try that. Thank you! I think I would use them as a display filler too! Thanks for your feedback! Always appreciate you. 💕✨🌲

I never thought of the quilting squares. That is a great idea! Thanks so much!!! ❤️✨

Hi Jana! Welcome to my channel! So glad you found this helpful! You may also like this other version I made. This is the one I use all the time…ua-cam.com/video/2tgSMIT2EXM/v-deo.htmlsi=PWQSwld860nE-jkL

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback! So happy you are liking these techniques. 💕 Do you make use a Gelli plate in your crafts?

Yes! Thank you. I used mica powders and Perfect Pearls by Ranger in various projects and the results are stunning! ✨

Hi Susan! Thanks for having a look. The double-sided paper remained pretty flexible since copy paper is thin to begin with. I always love interactive cards too, especially a shaker. Thanks for your comment. ❤️

Thank you, Nancy! I like that the last one can be either a card or a tag because it is smaller! Happy printing! 🙌💕

Thank you! I think it would be fun to mix it up a bit with different colors! I found this inspiration on Pinterest! pin.it/4Nk8NSTBq

Hi Susan! Yes, this would be a fun project to put on a smaller tree. I think you could totally come up with some other variations too as you make them. I hope it’s a fun project for you if you do that!

Hi Rhonda! Thank you! I hope you are having fun with your prints and makes this season!

Thank you! 🤗

Hi Sharon, thank you for your comment. I am only using the HP Smart App with the edit function in the scan tile. The 600dpi scans range from 8mb (for my 5”x7” prints) up to 17mb (for my 8”x10” prints) with some very detailed ones being up to 53mb. Hope that helps. 💖

Hi Becky! Aww, thanks! ☺️❤️

Hi and thanks for your kind comment! The Lego has a bonus because you can use the back side too for some different circles. I never thought about that with the bubble wrap. Thanks for saying so! Happy printing. 🤗

Happy to hear it helped you! Happy printing. 🤗

Thanks Susan! Wish you were there too! It’s so much more beautiful in person!!! ❤️

Thanks for your kind words! It is lots of fun printing with those beautiful leaves! Happy printing!!! 🍁❤️

Hi Susan! Thanks for your sweet comment. I was thinking the same thing as I was printing…that the pine needles would make awesome Christmas card backgrounds. I saved one of the pine needle clusters to take home, so I will have to see if it maintains its shape. 💖

@ I think if you keep the pine needle in a cool place, it should keep. Up here in Canada, we buy pine needle and greenery for Christmas in early November and they keep until January and sometimes until February. Fingers crossed they keep for you.

Good to know! Thank you. 😊

Hi Paulla! Thank you! It was a trip to remember full of color and hiking until we couldn’t feel our legs, lol! 🤭

I’m so glad you liked my experiment. I couldn’t find many videos using just transparent paints, so I decided to play and see if I liked the results. Do you prefer to use opaque or transparent paints?

@ I usually use a combination of both transparent and opaque but I’ve been fascinated with your use of transparent paint colors.

Thanks for sharing that you found this info helpful. The one thing to keep in mind with this machine is that it is a manual crank vs. electric, which I don’t mind.

Thanks, Christy! Hope you are doing well.

@ it looks like you had a great trip to the mountains.

@ it was wonderful! It’s always hard getting adjusted off of vacation time!

Thank you! 🤗

Thank you, Becki! I used an 8.5” x 11” piece of copy paper.

Thank you, Kim! ☺️

Thank you, Yolande! Happy Fall to you too! 🍁

It might be worth trying out different settings on your scanner and experimenting with the lighting in the edit feature. Also, don’t forget to scan in using 600 dpi, that makes a big difference.

@ unfortunately it didn’t work 😭

@MissAmandaMay I’m sorry it didn’t work.

Thank you so much! The textures really make the prints pop! I also love that you can use them over and over.

I love unexpected crackles! Did you wait for the paint to dry and then twist the plate? Or did it crackle while it was still wet? Very cool! Something I discovered unexpectedly that seemed to work was writing on a piece of cardstock with a ball point pen and that created a resist! I will have to make a video because I discovered it by accident and now want to see if I can recreate that effect.

Oh thanks! I think that one is the winner!

I hope it helps! Such intriguing results!!!

Hi Cheryl! 👋 Yes, that is the perfect way to test our using your prints! I will even print out a copy and do my project with that first and often time can hardly tell it isn’t the original (except it doesn’t print out metallics).

Yes! It is definitely than what Distress inks would do. It’s fun to make a hypothesis and then see how close you are!

​@@Thereses-Crafty-CabanaOh yeah, distress oxides, too, for sure. I was thinking more about the transparent paints, particularly the colors you were using, and remembered doing some CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) screen printing some years ago. My inks were fairly transparent and the layering definitely mattered! Lightest to darkest and when done well the print has a whole range of colors. That's still how color inkjet & laser printers work. Might have to consider this sort of process on the gel plate!!! I bet some nifty results could occur!

Oh yes! That is so true. I haven’t screen printed before but the printers I have known about that. I will keep that in mind to start with the lightest color! Thank you!