I have been playing with some new toys. Gelli Arts gel printing plate and an electronic die cutter Silhouette Cameo. I made background papers by using die cut shapes and several layers of paint.
This one could work as a pattern itself:

The next one is a bit brighter:


These are WONDERFUL! The top one is my favorite, but they're ALL great! :D Can I ask how you managed your layers? :D
ReplyDeleteFabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mel and MRich! The layers are made by printing several times with the plate and changing the position of the die cut shapes each time. I started with fairly pale colors and ended with dark. Easy peasy!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I'm especially smitten with the last one. I just got a Gelli plate recently and I've only experimented with it a little bit. I am so inspired!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kimberly! Have fun with the plate!!
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