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DIY: Make Your Own Permanent Gelli Plate with Household Items!!
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In this tutorial, I show you how to make your own 9 x 12 gelli plate... thanks to Lindsay, the Frugal Crafter for her video showing all about it, check that out here:
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Ive made quite a few and here are my added suggestions - always start with cool water and add the gelatin to the water by sprinkling it into the water - not the other way around or you will have granules sticking to your container. A fork works just as well as a whisk so don’t sweat that. I added 10 tea tree oil drops and microwaved four times at 45 seconds each. I had a very clear solution with no bubbles at all. Walmart also has great value gelatin for half the price of Knox and its great.
I used your recipe and added 10 drops of tea tree oil because it smells good and is antibacterial and antimicrobial, added bonus of no mold. It worked great. Have been using it so much for 8 months. Thanks for the hands on tutorial!
Thank you so much for that tip! I was going to use vinegar, but I like your idea much better!
Thanks I am glad to know that works. I love tea tree oil and I made a geli plate previously and it went mouldy even though it was kept clean, it got air and moisture in the fridge
Thank you to you both.
Fantastic TIP Thankyou very much.
Do you keep it in the refrigerator, or will it hold up on the work table? Thank you.
Gelli plates have been around for over 100 years. I made them 30 years ago. All they are is a Hectograph. And they can be used with hectogrpah pencils, as they were used in schools and offices back in the 1930s and 1940s for printing instruction sheets, or art patterns. The hectograph was invented in 1869 and can produce up to 100 copies on plain paper. It is not a new idea. They can be made without the alchol. But they won't last as long. You can extend the life by adding 1/8th teaspoon of pure
Tee Tree oil.
Thanks for the tut! I just made a huge 17”x15” - I doubled your first recipe & used 16 packets of gelatin. I don’t own a microwave anymore so I heated it over a pan of simmering water- worked like a champ. It’s in the oven (off!) safest place for it! Can’t wait to try it out. Thanks again
To all the confused people, the final recipe is 1.5 cups water, 8 packs of gelatin, 3/4 cup glycerin, 3/4 cup alcohol. Double or triple as necessary. Whisk, nuke, whisk, nuke until clear, pour into mold, let sit for 8 to 10 hours... in the comments, she also says that the alcohol isn't necessary, so you can sub water instead... another comment suggests adding several drops of tea tree oil to deter mold or bacteria growth.
I'm really not sure what was so confusing 🤔
thank you :)
...8 packs of gelatin...how many grams are in one pack?🤔
@@frenca2020 It may depend on the brand. Compare brands and go with the highest content.... I was actually thinking of adding extra packets to make it not so rubbery and bendy... has anyone tried this?
@@PinkPoodleCrafts ❤
@@PinkPoodleCrafts Sorry, only just saw your comment... Don't know what's up with my notifications!
Watched this so many times, managed to finally get round to making it! Had to melt my first attempt down and add more gelatine but Iv finally succeeded! Thank you! Cost me less then £15 in total
For the people that have asked, the Knox envelopes are filled with 1/4 oz of powder or 1.8 g
Pretty sure this is incorrect. Each sachet is 7g.
I followed your recipe (4 months ago) and made 2 smaller plates, 1 10" round and 1 5x7, and have used the heck out of them without any problems at all. I did have to melt and re-mold 1 time but only because I got water on the plate and didn't realize it so it weakened that section. I'm making myself a big one today! Gelli printing is so addicting! Thank you so much for sharing your process so I didn't have to try to figure it out on my own.
+Sheina Sager Youre welcome! I am so glad you are having so much fun with your gelli plates!!
I made my first gel plate yesterday and it turned out perfectly, thank you so much for the clear instructions .
I love my homemade gelli plate! I did the process 2x- in a large cookie pan-- like 11x16. I've used it so much. And today I just added two more layers to make it thicker. Can't wait until it's done. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe!
Can't wait to try this. Are upu going to do a diy tut on how to do the printing? Thank you for sharing.
I just wanted to tell you I have gelli plates in every size except the great big one and I just didn't want to pay that much money for it. I made mine in a jelly roll pan and I love it more than the bought ones. If you want different size ones just make a big one and cut to what size you want that will save you a lot of money. I all so found little round pans of Wilton cake pans and made small round ones. I all so found glycerin at a local health food store and it is a big bottle for I think maybe 10.00 might have been less but I can get at least 2 out of a bottle and some left over. you might want to try that. I didn't put alcohol in mine and I have had it for over a yr with no problem with mold so you can leave that out and use that much hot water. Great tutorial thank you for sharing a lot of new people will enjoy seeing you make one.
+Nancy Vastine Thanks! The gelatinI bought was about 10 bucks and i can get a few plates out of it as well luckily. And yes i learned I can just use glycerin and no alcohol but i plan on trying it without the alcohol next time :) Im glad yours has lasted so long. Mine is still good, although ive been sick lately and havent used it, but its still good :)
Nancy, thank you for your info. I saw on another channel people are using 10 drops of tea tree oil to prevent mold.
Aaaaamaaaaaazing!!! I can not wait to make this. The Gelli brand is just ridiculously expensive. Also you can make a bunch of this small or round ones from this!! I'm soooo excited. Thank you for showing us everything!!
I made my 18x24 gelliplate. Thank you so much for this video
I tried this last night and it worked amazing. I will be making more using cookie cutters and other shapes.
I just made my gel plate thanks to you! Now vee wait. I'm going cyazy waiting and it's only been 5 minutes! I tripled the batch and put it in a 9x13 pan. Thank you so much, I also have been dying for one!
I just watched your video and worked along with you! I'm super excited to see how it turns out in 12 hours from now!!! Thanks for sharing your step by step method, as I enjoyed the proven method to follow!!! Such a positive and friendly voice too!
Best gelli printing recipe that I've seen. I made my first one from your recipe and instructions!
Perfect recipe, we love PERFECT! I watched a couple of other different video recipes and techniques; yours has a few extra micro wave steps but it's worth it. Mine is the 9" X 12" size, I used an acrylic box photo frame as the mold. It set up in about three hours and came out like glass. I found that if I sprayed the top with alcohol just after pouring into the mold, the bubbles disappear. Being able to melt it down to reuse is very economical, don't know that you can do that with the commercial ones. Great job on explaining how and why you did it your way.
+Nikki Miller Thanks!! And thanks for the tip with the alcohol!! Brilliant! I am glad you made a successful plate!! Enjoy!! And no, you cant melt down the store bought kinds but they are a bit more sturdy and wouldnt need it likely however u will find that the homemade gelli plate is quite sturdy and will last quite a while (like months) before you might have to remelt it down.
Pink Poodle Crafts Hi. Thanks so much for all of this. Just wondering if we could not add a few extra packs of gelatine to make it a little more sturdy. And also, if you’ve heard of people using the vegan version gelatine to do this? And finally, could I ask you for the whole recipe if I were to make it all at once please...I’m a little mixed up...Sorry. And thanks so much.
@@chrystinelacaille9884 I was wondering the same thing about adding extra gelatin... just double her recipe for the total amount she used, or, add everything she said twice.
WOW! Awesome! What a beautiful large gelli plate! I love it!
+cintyg Thank you!
I your recipe was perfect I made a gelli plate it was awesome thank you so much
good job!!! turned out great! gelatin is made from pigs feet and skin etc i believe so not surprising it smells bad! lol after seeing yours I think I'm going to be brave and try making one myself! thank you so much for this vid☺
Just made my first geli plate with your instructions and it worked GREAT! Thank you so much!!!!!! And thanks for doing the research! I doubled the the recipe for a 12X8 in.
Thank you! Nice work. I am excited about making my own gelli plate.
just made my gellie plate using your instructions, ,came out awesome! can't wait to start playing, ,, thank you
Thanks for the recipe.I love the size created.I would bulk to pay over $100 Australian for a Gelli plate from the States.I so wanted to create bigger papers after working on a small gelli plate.And you made me laugh, your so funny!
Great job! Your DIY Gelli Plate looks big and beautiful. Thanks for your very thorough tutorial :)
+healthyjoyfulable thanks for watching, glad you liked it!!
Thank you! I am anxious to make my own!
Thank you so much!!!! Gonna make one this weekend!
VERY cool. I found small boxes of gelatin on sale last winter for only 10 cents each, so I just bought a ton. I feel very confident now and I want to make a gigantor plate like yours. YAY! Thanks so much.
+Judy Corona FUN! Let me know how it turns out! :)
I really appreciated your thorough explanations of the steps that you went through to get to your final product.
+Donna G Thank you!!
Bravo I think I will have to attempt this too as I watch others playing with their Gelli Plates and they get such cool results. xox
Thanks for your expert instructions! I’m so proud of myself… I made one and played today, it was so much fun!!!
Your works are adorable! I also give tutorials in this field in scrapbooking in general, hype that there is someone else excellent in the field.
Thank you so much, I just made one. It has a lot of texture on that side you don’t use, but the other side is perfect, I suppose it's because I've kept it in the oven while it's hot so the fumes may have ruined one side.
I have never used a gelli plate, but the things I see made with them are so great, that I wanted one, but could’nt afford it, so thanks to you, I now have one, thank you so much 😊 I’m looking forward to see the video, where you use it (which I will do right now) 😃
Ty for sharing this you were very clear in your instructions
Can you use parchment or wax paper if pan has some scratches on it?
This was awesome like I said before I am new to crafting I'm going to make both sizes I think the 8x8 n the 9x12 thx for everything I think ur awesome!!!
Oh... I know what I am going to be making :D Love this!!!
Well done. :~) Enjoy! I will be making one soon. Off to watch you play with yours for now.
+Brandy Bobo Thanks girl!
Thanks for your demo on jelli plate. Will be making one soon and will join all of you in the jelli movement
Well done!.. I made one long time ago but my results were disastrous !!! My plate came to life...a long story. I did buy one eventually. Regardless of the type of gelli plate you have it's wonderful!!!...... I look forward to seeing the stuff you come up with once you start playing with it!
+mynotecards Came to life? lmao I can only imagine!
YES...first of all I put it in a safe place and couldn't find it until I was cleaning and then....let's just say it looked like something from the "Walking Dead....LOL"
great video. I am going to remelt mine and make some round gelli plates. Maybe a heart shape.....💚
+Doreen Marchetti heart shaped would be awesome!
Let me know how that turns out!
You're hilarious! I'm trying this and have had to remelt it for the third time because it's not setting fully on the very bottom. Oh, well! Third time's a charm! Lol!
Beautiful job! I’ll be trying it!! Thanks!!!!
Using a whisk causes the bubbles. Slow stirring with a spoon is much better!
Thanks great tutorial, made me giggle too!
+Jacquie Frosinos You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
That is just amazing!!! I can't wait to try it My husband likes you already because you are saving us money....hee hee hee :) Hugs...Janie
+jjgz4ever LOL thats funny.... tell him that why Im here... to save HIM money! lmao What he doesnt know is, whenever you see something Im doing that you like, and you decide to do it too, it will cost him more money so really, am I saving him money or enabling you? lol I wont tell
Wow! Such a great tutorial: one of the best! I just made one with ethanol alkohol (had a lot of it for making diy-household cleaner etc.). Thank you so much!
Beautiful job!
Great instructions
I’m doing this tomorrow!
Just ordered a 13x17 sheet pan - I just can’t see spending close to $150.00 for the brand gelli plate! ❤❤❤
this is awesome vid! digging your plate can't wait to see your prints
+Dorie Wilson Thanks Dorie!
😃
Can I get the measurement of the gelatin? I can't find that same product that you used. Like if you could pour out and measure one packet, that would be super helpful.
Way to go! I am trying this after work today THANK YOU!
I did one from your tutorial .. tried a few from other tutorials and failed ...Lindsay, the Frugal Crafter is really good, but it's true you did it how it's done. Yey! now I finally got me Gelli plate.. thank you for sharing..
+Lhynn de G. Oh im so glad it worked out well for you!! I hope you are having fun with your new gelli plate!!
Thank you for this and for your easy to understand instructions. I'm definitely going to give this a try.
Thank you so much for your video. I'm new to all of this card making/scrapbooking etc... But I found your video. I made my plate and OMG I am so addicted. I wish I could show you what I made but that would be a long video. Thank you for sharing. And as for the alcohol smell it didn't bother me. But I would like to know how is yours holding up so far? Again. Thank you
I am going to make this. Thank you for sharing this.
Love this, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much. I was going to look at the price of these as I've seen some crafters making beautiful papers using these. Now beaucase you've shared the recipe i to can have one for pennies on the dollar. Awesome!!
Hello thank you for sharing this. I'd like to make the geli plate but using vegan gelatin have you done this? Would you please share, would the recipe be the same just substitute agar for the gelatin? Thank you
Hi Stacy, I don't know if you will get notified of my post but I'm Hoping you do ... Love this Video & How well you Explain things. I have a couple of ?s for you ...
1. Did you keep your Gelli Pad the size in this video or did you end up cutting it down? (Cuz I like ur suggestion of being able to do whole sheets of paper)
2. What size is the Plexiglass sheet you have it on? How thick is it? (I'm asking cuz I'm disabled & can't get to Menards to buy a sheet of it, so a friend is going but I have to let him know measurements. 😉😊
Thank You Stacy!! So Glad I found your channel. Love the Live Shows you do. 😉🤗😊
Yes, I left the geli plate that size. The plexi glass is very thin, dont know the exact thickness but prob 5mm thick at best. As far as size, prob 12x18? maybe? but you will want to make it whatever size your gelli plate is with an inch of leeway around it. :)
Hello from a new subbie. Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial. I've made a round one today..had two attempts...it seems to be ok but haven't tested it yet....watch this space! lol Thanks again.
Hugs, Dee. a.k.a Noodle
+BettsyDoodle great! I hope you have had fun! Let me know how its turned out!
thanks I just made gelli printed faux Pandora beads I will post pictures when the jewelry set is done love your videos hugs
+Catherine Taylor Ohh sounds nice!! Id love to see them! 🐩🐩
can u show us how did u the circle design i love that
thats my placemat lol :)
or actually my table runner i think
how do you do that?
You are so funny! Enjoyed your diy! Thank you
Thanks for all the information, I haven't try it yet, but I think I am ready to jump in with both feet, and see what happens.
To store just turn over the pan and cover the gelli plate rather than putting it back in the pan so you don’t have to get it out of the pan again. Then it stays on the plexiglass.
I just went to my local arts and education store and they had 8x10 for 23.00 so o grabbed it!!
Howdy! Just used your recipe (doubled) to create my first gel plates; did a small one and a large one. Can't wait to see how they turn out. Would love to see what you created with your plates.
Tip... if you have a mister full of rubbing alcohol you can spray the top to get rid of the bubbles
Oh wow Thank you so much for sharing, Shane xx
+Scrappyhappy You're welcome!
WOW!`You did a great job for a dyslexic like me. Thanking you.
I’m a bit confused ,how many grams are in a packet of gelatin ?
708 grams
Pink Poodle Crafts seriously? Each packet weighs 1.5 pounds?
Where do I BUY ALCOHOL FROM. Have u tried making this without alcohol?
Made this exact recipe including the extra gelatin, but I did not use alcohol. I replaced the alcohol with boiling water. Stirred well till gelatin was dissolved and I have been using this for the last 2 months and it is still gorgeous.
Thats awesome that yours is doing great! I hope it lasts a long long time and you make loads of pretty papers with it!
The alcohol is just an added ingredient to prevent molding. Some humid parts of the country might find that mold or bacteria will form more easily than other areas. But the Glycerin is the actual reason it wont mold... glycerin resists the growth of bacteria and mold already but I, and I had seen others, use alcohol and I wanted to use it just as added protection.
@@PinkPoodleCrafts ,thanks ! If it doesn't I sure will be trying your alcohol method. I am very new to this type of art so I sure appreciate all of yours, and the other artists videos out there. After watching so many videos it appears that no matter what skill level I reach there will always be something to learn. I love it . LOL!!
Brilliant! Omg seriously been wanting one for so long and don't want to spend the money. Nice. You are amazing my friend!
+Sandi Walters If you make one, let me know how it turns out and show me what you create!
+Pink Poodle Crafts I sure will. Not sure when I get around to it... But this is so awesome. So excited to see what you create!
get around to it soon! I need a gellie plate partner to swap prints with! ;)
Certainly! I might make one up this week or weekend. When I do I'll post up a video or something really quick. Direct them back to your channel for the instructions for how to make. :)
Cool...I can't wait to see what you make :)
You are gonna have fun! I made mine from Lindsay's recipe and they are pretty sturdy.
+Althea Van Pay I had a ton of fun until I ran out of room to put prints! lol
LOL. That' always a problem. Some of mine have cat paw prints cuz I used the floor! Looked cool anyway, but you know if I wanted them to they wouldn't. Serious fun.
+Althea Van Pay lol so yours have some added interest lol Yeah you couldnt have forced them to put their paws on it lol
Very very cool!!! Thanks for sharing 😊
good work. i have a question. how many centiliters in the cup . thank you for shearing
Interesting. I was just looking at plastisol which can be bought in bulk, and is used to make the super jiggly lures that make up a fishing jig. (Making your own jiggly lures with glitter and neon colors is the typical dude hobby that lets men go all in for the glitz and creative detail without a dent in the manilyhood lol). They're not really sticky, but can kindof stick to themselves if laying on eachother in a tacklebox, and can also be cleaned with oil, so seems like the same material to me, and I was wondering if that's not what the gelliplates are made of.
Also reheatable, chopped up in a microwave...
I might have just had a total epiphany 😉. (don't tell the arts manufacturers!) The stuff isnt super cheap and it does create fumes when melting, (naturally, it's like a wobbly pvc) but the idea of using gelatin I saw in another video seemed really bacterial, bc gelatin (or rather agar agar made of algae) is literally what's used in petri dishes to grow bacteria on. The isopropyl I assume is to counter this. But one might need a generous proportion...
Gelatin is make of bovine bone. Agar agar is its vegan version (more common in Asia for things like jello desserts).
It just striked me as less permanent for thos use, and possibly unhealthy. But this is worth trying bc its gotta be alot cheaper!
Thanks for the idea! 🙏
wow that is really beautiful! I am going to make this... I just p;riced them out...ouch
+Susan Thompson Yeah they are pricy! making your own is way cheaper! Good luck with it... you will love the results!
great tutorial stacey, i saw one of these crazily cheap like £15 a few wks ago but didnt bother buying it ad i have no idea what u do wiv them.. look forward to the next vid to wat u can do wiv them tfs
+Kerry Bishop Oh wow! Can you go back and get it? I would... or... just make one :) I hope you do... maybe we can swap prints! :)
+Pink Poodle Crafts unfortunately its one of those shops that holds bankrupt stock so u have to get wen u see it, im considering making one. wanna see your tutorial first so i get some idea on how to use it lol
Well, I hope you do make one and hope you have a blast making beautiful prints with it... its so much fun!
You just gave me my answer, sorry . Great video, warts and all. Loved it.
this was the most clear video ì found after searching for a while and perfect instructions thank you for taking the time., christina
+Christina Thanks Christina...Im glad you found it helpful... I feel like I made it more difficult with all the extra adding of the gelatin I did but in the end I remembered to go over the measurements again because I knew if I didn't people would get confused! Im so glad you're able to follow it. I hope you enjoy your gelli plate!
Thanks!!! 😂😂😂
@@PinkPoodleCrafts people seemed to have gotten confused anyway. Lol
Awesome science project lol TFS : )
Hi there can u use this to make molds for cake decorations if so how long will it last thanks
What is the percentage of isopropyl alcohol and yes that percentage does make a difference and its usage and strength.
My doggie's feet smell good. Hee. Thanks for the demo video! I'm heading to my kitchen now.... :)
you are sooooo fun!!! and informative... thanks.
Awesome, tfs Stacy, I have an 11x8 brought one but i want a small one so I am going to try this how much is in the pack of gelatin
how do you store the gelli plate?
You're funny. I would have to buy the 32 package too.
Worked perfectly!
+Tammy Teague oh good!!
OH WOW NOW I MUST HAVE ONE ! lol toss this in my grocery cart and My Husband will never know I am blowing more money on art supplies . I will tell him I am going to make grape jelly . that will work until he wants a PBJ sandwich . Thanks For the info.
+Crystal Lupton HAHAHAHA! Sneaky sneaky!!
I do it often . it is amazing how many things are in the grocery category that are also art supplies . just the other day I bought corn husk in the spanish food section . poor fella thinks he will be getting tamales . when in reality I will be making flowers out of them.
Smart woman!
@@crystallupton8772 LOL!!! I use the pretty napkins for decoupage and paper plates, cups, disposable spoons for paint. Food coloring ia great dye in some crafts
I am headed to my friends house RIGHT NOW to make ours! I will let ya know how it goes. Im so freakin excited, i had to share!
How did it go?
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It’s a beauty!
I can't find any videos in your playlist using this, I want to see you using it
Made the gelli plate per your recipe. It came out of the pan and looked great. 7 x 11 size. I let it sit in the pan for 14 hours. When I put the acrylic paint on the first time it did not spread very well and seemed to dry instantly. The second time I wet it with water and added my paint it spread a little better but paint still drying to fast. Not the case with gelli plate I purchased . Is anyone else having this problem or know why paint is drying so fast? Would it be the rubbing alcohol I'm using more paint on the homemade one versus the bought. Appreciate any ideas!
I mix my acrylic with liquitex retarder for print making so it doesn't dry up the brayer...maybe that would help?
Try putting a thin layer of mineral or baby oil on your plate to prime it.
has anyone tried a thicker mix by adding more gelatine? Wondering if that will make it stronger and last longer?
Amazing!!! Love it!! What would you estimate you paid for this (one) in materials? I am considering making these for my art class of 15 students if it's feasible. Thanks!!
I just happened to see your question when I came back to look for the recipe. I'm thinking of making a few for a crafty party and wanted to price out the ingredients. On Amazon you can get a gallon of glycerin for $35 and is you sign up for a subscribe and save of the 2 pack of 16oz geletin you can get the price down to a little over $13 for the 32 oz total. Now Stacy's recipe calls for 16 packets or 4oz of geletin. Her recipe also calls for 12 oz of glycerin. So that is enough geletin to make 8 large size gelli plates and enough glycerin to make 10 large size gelli plates for $48 plus the cost of the rubbing alcohol. For some reason rubbing alcohol is ridiculously expensive on Amazon so you'll need to price it out at your local pharmacy/grocery store/dollar store. I'm going to keep mine in those 9 x 13 throwaway baking pans with lids that seal. That should keep it air tight and dust free. I hope this helps & please double check my arithmetic before deciding yes or no.
I liked the thickness of your gelli plate and followed your recipe exactly but so far 11 hours and bottom half has not dried. Still very sticky and soft. Used an aluminum cookie tray that was brand new. Any help plz, thanks 😊
Thank you very much for sharing how to make the gelli plate. I would like to know how much are the gelatin envelopes, I write to you from Uruguay, the gelatine comes in two presentations of different quantities. Also, are there problems if I put too much jelly? Again thank you very much.
lots of the other videos say you CAN'T put it in the microwave if you have alcohol in it