Making Texture Plates

In this video I teach you how to make texture plates to use with your gel plate. There is a part two of this video showing you how to use them.
Materials used:
Hot glue gun, hot glue sticks, card board cut slightly larger than your gel plate, a sheet of paper for under your work area to protect your table surface.

[@beverleybev7060]

wow. anyone who sees my work with bottles thinks i know everything creative,,but this i never thought of....love it and will make these. thanks for posting.

[@kristibbradshaw]

Fantastic. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@fatoomgierdien110]

Thank you 🎉for sharing. I love your simplistic and effective approaches. ❤. Toom@CapeTown

[@KellieDeterman]

This takes me back to when I created something similar for my elementary kiddos. We used those for texture rubbing. I’m now following you and will make for my middle school students and Gelli printing. These will be added to their Art Journals. Thank you!

[@FMDDESIGNS]

You are welcome, I would love to see the results!

[@KathyBrooksArt]

Really enjoyed seeing this. I've made masks w glue gun, but never thought of texture plates. Will be giving this a try today. Thanks so much!

[@FMDDESIGNS]

You are welcome. ❤ Have fun with it. I too have made masks with the hot glue gun. I’ve gotten some lovely effects.

[@patriciadistefano7467]

These are great! Thank you for sharing!

[@FMDDESIGNS]

You are welcome, have fun!

[@jeraldbaxter3532]

Thank you!😊

[@FMDDESIGNS]

you are welcome

[@kmccurrach]

Do you use a low or high temperature glue gun?

[@FMDDESIGNS]

It is a high temperature glue gun, but I'm not sure it would make a difference.

[@michaelkoch2711]

amazing😊

[@FMDDESIGNS]

Thanks 😊

[@FrankFlores-c3n]

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