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Monday, March 31, 2014

Sin City Stamps - Design Team Post - ComposiMold - Making my Home Made Gelli Plate


Hi All Lisa Here…  Back from our AC trip and feeling very relaxed.  We stayed at Revel used a Groupon and got an amazing night of $79.00 a night.  The hotel is just beautiful.

We went to the We The Kings Concerts and they put on a great show.

We got to see The New Royalty  

    

Some great Meet & Greets.   




As promised here's my step by step on ComposiMold


I made some tags and did a page in my Documented Life Art Journal below are some step by step photos.  And I did a video.   ** please note I suck at talking while i'm creating LOL).


Poured after heating into a 5x7 photo case.  I let it cool overnight.


After I pulled it out I put it on top of the box which I'll also use as storage


I didn't have the brayer with me - so just so you know that you can also use (sorta) a hotel key card.



If your use a gelli print in your journal - make sure you only used 1 page and not the entire book - the print image is much better.


Use anything that can add textures - Stencils, Tools, Paper Towel Roll - stamps.


Just love the colors…  Orange is my new favorite color.




Tutorial Video is here.

Hope you enjoy would love comments.

Make sure to check out Sin City Stamps.

You can check out my Personal Blog Here. 



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3 comments:

  1. Stampn' Papper ScrapperMarch 31, 2014 at 5:57 PM

    Great work and I passed it on.

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  2. Mrs. SullivanApril 1, 2014 at 8:34 AM

    This is cool, but the material is pretty expensive. Seems like it would cost just as much to buy a ready made Gelli plate.

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  3. Barbara RankinApril 2, 2014 at 7:35 PM

    Fabulous idea. Never would have thought of that.

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