Gelli print on fabric

Can you use fabric on the Gelli Plate? Absolutely! For this month's Colorful Gelli Print Party video, I'm sharing how I print on fabric with acrylic paints.

Hello everyone, Giovanna here today. Lately I am very into fabric and slow stitching. I love to gel print on fabric! You get such beautiful and unique patterns (like my infamous sleeve protectors that are gel printed, of course). For this project, I used the GelliArts® Assorted Mini Plate Class Pack. This includes 24 shaped

Monoprinting is a great way to create unique designs on fabric! Watch this Gelli Arts® video for fun ideas using stencils and pencils for fabric surface design! Using commercial stencils to monoprint on fabric is a great way to get started. And after you've created your print...you can keep going to add to your design with colored

When choosing to monoprint on fabric you may want to think about: your intended use for the printed fabric how you want it to feel does it need to be washable I don’t always know what I will use the fabric for, but I often want it to feel soft and be washable. The main […]

Learn how to gel print on fabric and make fun handmade greeting cards using gel-printed fabric patches. In this prerecorded Gelli Arts® online class, Gelli Arts® artist Marsha Valk shares how you can create these fun fabric collage cards, plus all you need to know about gel printing on textiles. Skill Level: All Levels #gelliarts #gelprinting #monoprinting #printmaking #printingplates #springfabric

This video was created for Gelli Arts®. Find the accompanying blog post here: Gelli Arts® Printing On Fabric: Create Custom Fabric For Your Spring Crafts by Marsha Valk

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Check out these fun gelatin plate printing ideas! Get inspiration and tutorials for using a gelli plate to craft and make prints.

The folding book for which I have made the inserts needs a cover and the piece of calico (muslin) cut to size for that purpose has been lingering on my desk for weeks. Today was the moment to get the gelli plate printing done. Of course I never do just one piece of fabric. If I'm going to make a mess (and that is almost guaranteed!) I might as well do it on a big scale. After all the clean-up takes almost as long in either case. So I grabbed a variety of cotton fabrics and a hand full of…