Hello and welcome to the Gelli Arts® blog! It's Birgit here today and I am going to show you a fun little twist on image resist printing! Before pulling the print with acrylic paint, you can color your image with PanPastel®. Just wait for the resisted image to dry on the plate and then use

Hi it’s Birgit here! Today I will show you how you can use old book pages and all kinds of (old and new) magazines for resist printing. It is a very unpredictable technique and it does not always work. But isn’t unpredictable kind of the charm of gel printing!? I will try to explain with as much

Get some lovely color effects with freezer paper masks and glue gel resist. Welcome to my final Kitchen Resists tutorial. In this one we really "layer it on" using freezer paper masks and a resist made from blue school glue gel. If you can't find the blue glue gel- clear glue gel or white glue will also work. The fabrics I made in this project have many paint layers, but you can choose to apply fewer layers and still get some great results. Don't forget to leave a comment at the end of this…

Using the amazing shapes found in nature and a new way of eco printing, capture intricate details. Resist Method of Eco Printing allows many possibilities

This video was created for Gelli Arts®. Find the accompanying blog post here: Collage with Gelli Arts® Gel Prints by Marsha Valk

Liz Spencer • Natural Dyes & Growing Color on Instagram: "🍁New Tutorial: EcoPrinting with Leaves, Tannin & Rust- A multi-optional Tutorial that will work with any leaf! 🍂This tutorial can be employed at ANY time of the year (🐿️ Especially if you do your good little squirrel work in the autumn & save/press leaves for the winter months), & you can also print with 🍃spring and summer leaves! And in fact many of these leaves I use in the tutorial are saved from throughout the year. 🌳I’ve…

Yesterday at Morley College I continued with some of the experiments I started at the end of last term, printing with an open screen on fabric that had been stitched, pleated, or folded in some way…

Beginnings of batik stamping