Gelli Plate Printing With Textured Glass
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Supply List for Gelli Plate Printing with Textured Glass -
Your selection of fun glass pieces to play with - from around your home or from Goodwill/Thrift Stores
8” Round Gelli plate - amzn.to/44OWkHh
8” X 10” Gel Press Plate - amzn.to/42rtwmt
4 inch brayer - amzn.to/3MjJmK6
2 inch brayer (times 2) - amzn.to/3xYPliO
Premium HP 32 Paper - amzn.to/42S0ufn
Japan Bargain Calligraphy Rice Paper (from Amazon) - amzn.to/3WoB0X5
Speedball Baron - amzn.to/3O7b2D9
Pigments (in order of first appearance)
Amsterdam - Heavy Body Acrylic - Lamp Black - amzn.to/3r5aggX
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Primary Yellow - amzn.to/3I1Wtx0
Golden Fluid Acrylic Diarylide Yellow - amzn.to/3O22vS1
Amsterdam - Heavy Body Acrylic - Reflex Rose - amzn.to/43zlmZa
Golden Fluid Acrylic Teal - amzn.to/3pwJJIq
Liquitex Soft Body - Yellow Azo Medium - amzn.to/3wF0Ifq
Dylusions Crushed Grape - amzn.to/3BllUWA
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Titan Buff - amzn.to/3Pp1P99
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Iridescent Bright Gold - amzn.to/3nQtJAB
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Phthalo Turquoise - amzn.to/3W7qlxW
Golden Fluid Acrylic-Sap Green Hue - amzn.to/42A1d4m
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Nickel Azo Yellow - amzn.to/43lXr0l
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Transparent Red Oxide - amzn.to/43nTWqy
Golden Fluid Acrylic Dioxizine Purple - amzn.to/42ITlgQ
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Van Dyke Brown - amzn.to/43wqcGJ
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Quinacridone Magenta - amzn.to/3Mlqqe9
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Permanent Violet Dark - amzn.to/3BGlY3z
Golden Fluid Acrylic Naphthol Red Light - amzn.to/3oBDLpA
Golden Fluid Acrylic - Green Gold - amzn.to/3BhYpO7
Golden Fluid Acrylic Cobalt Blue - amzn.to/4bmBscX
Golden Fluid Acrylic Ultramarine Blue -
Mineral Oil - amzn.to/3K6LiDL
Packing Tape - amzn.to/3UO72cr
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Love love love this video! Thank you for showing your hits and misses. Ever since l started watching your channel I’ve been searching the 2nd hand stores to find glass pieces to incorporate into the gel plate. l have had hits, but more misses, so the struggle is real, but l now know what to look for. 😁
Yay! I'm so delighted to know this is helpful. I know the disappointment and frustration when it doesn't work...and the thrill when it does! Here's hoping you will have a lot more "hits" in the future!
Love these videos! Brilliant use for all that lovely vintage glass.
A piece of plexiglass under your gel plate will allow you to flip it easily.😊
Thank you so much, I did invest in a piece of plexiglass to help flip the gelli plate, however, the pressure necessary to get a good imprint of the glass is not "applyable" (lol, my own word) through the pelxiglass...I've tried it! And peeling the the plexiglass from the plate is not possible without disturbing the imprint. I'm still looking for a solution as I have found a LOVELY Anchor Hocking Starburst Pattern serving plate and trying to get a print of that now.
@@VikkiReed never thought of that!
I’m fairly new to ge printing- I knew I was saving all these small crystal bits and bobs for something. I thought it would be assemblage but - no- so can’t wait to crack open that little box of stuff.
@@Oh-Mercy Are you ever in for a treat! You'll have so much fun, I know...happy creating!
@@VikkiReed 🩷 thanks
Love this demo! For plates you like but can't get right, you might want to try the play-doh method. I haven't done it myself yet, but it looks like it transfers odd shapes really well. It's simple and only costs a buck a jar at Walmart, plus can be used over and over again.
Thank you, that makes so much sense! What a great suggestion, I will try it and see what happens!
@@VikkiReed I look forward to your follow-up video (hint, hint, lol.)
@@SharonPerp lol, this is so exciting, yours is one of two suggestions I'm going to follow up on and see what happens!
@@VikkiReed just shows what a great service you did with your video that it gets such response! 😊
My darling man is always out looking for glasses pieces for me and seems to find better things than me he always laughs when I get so excited at his finds. Thank you for this great informative video as usual take care xx
That's SO great! You are lucky to have each other, it sounds like a great partnership! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thank you watching and commenting!
I've been collecting glass pieces and am ready to give them a try with the Gelli plate. I have a large bowl that I will use with the flip method. I might try for some of the bowl side prints even if they end up wonky. I'll just press randomly along the edges to see what I can get. I've been noticing a line that is transferring from my braver to my prints. It's grabbing a line of paint from my brayer-off paper between uses. So I'm trying to remember to flip it roller side up right after I roll off the excess and set it on the brayer-off sheet. Thanks for sharing and giving me an excuse to visit some local thrift stores for printing texture treasures. Happy printing and stay cool!
Having fun watching you experiment today. I was thinking as I watched, that maybe you could try this... get a foam garden kneepad on at the garden center, place it under your gell pad. Then when you press a hard glass object into the gel pad on another hard surface, (your table), there's not enough "give" or bounce when pressing. With a foam underneath you'll be able to press into the extra foam. It has worked for me at times. Try and see. Maybe it might work. 😊KathrynUster@UsterKoolageArt I love to watch you experiment. Great videos!
I LOVE that idea, Kathryn, thank you, I'm definitely going to give that a try, you might have found the perfect solution!
Loved all the glass pulls here, Vicki! Amazing what you were getting! I am headed to the resale shops! ❤😉
Yay, Terri, thank you, I'm so glad, now you know what to look for, happy hunting and printing!
YaY! Another Vikki great! Very good content. Thanks.
That’s so great! I remember when a viewer wrote that the black metal bar on the back of the brayer is there so you can rest the brayer on it and not have it stick to the paper. So smart! If I could just break the habit and do that! I wish you GREAT success with your Gelli printing and thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video!!! TFS!
Austin TX USA
Barbara, thanks very much!
Very creative. I really like the results. 😊
Thanks very much for watching and commenting!
Love the glass patterns! Have you tried using play doh to imprint the pattern and pressing the clay into plate instead of the actual glass item? That may solve all your issues. Love watching
Thank you Linda, great suggestion! I've purchased the Play Doh and ready to try that, I will update everyone as on the results!
Thanks very much! I appreciate you watching and leaving me a comment!
Vraiment intéressant, votre travail.Merci de l'avoir partage.
My pleasure! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Great ideas! Get yourself a piece of plexiglass that is larger than your gelli plate for you to easily pick up your plate to flip over. Works well.
Thank you, that is a great suggestion!
@@VikkiReed or thick mylar, its more flexible and will let you press into slightly recessed areas, but keep fingertips from showing up where you press. great job, thanks Vicki!
@@kimjackman1722thank you! I’ve ordered a gardening knee pad, u can’t wait to try it, I may put out a short video with the suggestions you and other viewers gave that really helped!
@@VikkiReed lol! I am famous for figuring out less expensive or multi--use improv tools too! I hope that works! If the pad is plain foam that doesn't have vinyl coating, not sure it will. Needs to be a non-porous surface so the gelli will stick to it, and not fall off when you flip it over. Good luck!
@@kimjackman1722that makes sense! I’ll post results here!
Love this ..... if I can only remember the colors lol....😂
Chris, thank you so much! The colors are ALL listed in the Supply List below the video
Use a piece of plexiglass to hold your gel plates. Works great.
Thanks for the suggestion, say more! Tell me how you use it, I really fumbled around and would love to have a better technique
And to flip plate to 7se like a stamp.
@@avanellehansen4525 I'll look for that, thank you!
Any unreachable patterns could be taken with play doh, then used on gel plate 😀
Thank you! That has been suggested and I am going to try it and report back!
Very pretty ❤️🩹
Thanks very much!
LOVE IT!
Thank you, I appreciate you!
Wonderful as always Vikki -- beautiful and inspiring!
Thanks very much for watching and commenting! I appreciate your support!
Very interesting, thank you Vikki
Thank you, Susan!
i learn so much , you are wonderfull
Carole, I’m so glad the videos are helpful, thank you so much!
A piece of plexiglass under your Gelli plate will work to flip it and still allow you to see what you’re doing.
Great suggestion, thank you I'm going to try that!
I’m wondering if you could gently sand down the ridges of the glass that isn’t working so they’re no longer taller/higher than the print you want? (Hope that makes sense.)
Thank you for that! I’m looking for the path of least resistance, but certainly it’s worth a try!
I wonder what would happen if you put the pigment directly onto the glass and used your hands to press the paper onto it.
Thank you! I haven’t tried that yet, also haven’t tried the Playdoh suggestion, but I will! Right away I know that I would likely need a foam roller to apply paint directly to the glass, rather than a brayer. Will experiment and report findings!
I’ve been so inspired and learned a lot from your videos, thank you. How important do you think paint is in gelli printing? I can’t really afford Golden and have cheaper Artistro paint but I’ll spend more if you think it’s a game changer
Thank you, Sally! For me it is a game changer, but I’ve seen other artists use the Deco Arts paints and others with success, and I sometimes use the Amsterdam (for photo transfers) and Liquitex Soft Body (which I do like)! I tried the Liquitex Fluid Acrylics and that was a big “no” for me. I would continue to use what you have and occasionally purchase a Golden to see if you experience a difference that is worth the investment…Dick Blick and Jerry’s Artarama sometimes run sales on Golden…I hope that helps!
@@VikkiReed Thanks, that sounds like a plan. However we don’t have Dick Blick or Jerry’s in the UK so I’ll have to look out for some here 👍🏼
@@sallymitchell6423 ah, that's a bummer...yes...I googled and found Tindalls.co.uk for Golden Fluid Acrylics in the UK. You could experiment with one or two pigments at a time and then decide if it is worth the investment or not!
Not me over here thinking the name of the color is “tight N’ buff” as I watch this video . . . 🤦♀️🤣🤷♀️💪🏋️
Okay, that’s a new one, I love it! Thanks for sharing!