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It’s a Valentine Blog Hop over at shurkus.com from February 1-14! There are prizes to be won. Just remember to comment on the featured blog for the day on the hop. The more LOVE you leave, the better chance you have to win!
If you have not checked out Jenn Shurkus’s blog or etsy shop before, you definitely should stop by and take a peek. Jenn has been a crafty friend for several years now and I love that we are able to see each other a few times a year to take crafty classes together. I am thrilled to be particpating in her hop, and she has 14 days of fantastic and inspirational designers lined up to show you projects to celebrate Valentine’s day. I am primarily a card maker, but over the years I have taken some “artsy fartsy” classes from Jenn, and we have taken some classes together and I have enjoyed each and every one of them.
I recently got a gelli plate and have been having a great time making print after print after print. I thought I’d share a few cards with you today that feature parts of prints I made in Valentine’s colors and a little look at my printmaking process.
Here is a card with a simple printed background:
I love the texture I got by scraping into the paint on my gelli plate:
And a couple of cards using die cuts that were cut from the printed paper:
Be sure to bookmark Jenn’s blog so you can see the rest of the Valentine’s inspiration…or check out the blog of the tremendously talented Elena Roussakis tomorrow! I am sure she has something awesome planned for you.
Here is a peek into how these Valentine prints came about:
And just a few of the finished prints:
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Beautiful cards, I am going to have get a g plate.
Dear Cheiron,
This is my first time seeing the”gelli” technique’s, and appreciate you sharing them with us. I really loved the look of the diecut pieces you made. Thank you for your creativity and inspirations.
Cindy
These are beautiful!
Lovely work! That’s such a neat technique!
Gorgeous cards!! Thanks for the share and the information on the technique!
Beautiful valentines! I love the texture backgrounds.
Love your cards!! Such pretty colors. You have inspired me to look into this technique.
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I adore the prints!
This is so cool. Love the prints and I love the thought of doing the die cuts out of patterned paper. Thanks for the inspiration.
These are gorgeous prints. And I love what you’ve done with them. Very pretty!
Stop it! I can’t get a gelli plate yet! You are killing me!!! Seriously so cool though!
Love your cards. Have been wondering about a Gelli plate, might have to put it on my wish list
wow!!These backgrounds are fab!
Love your Valentine’s day cards!!
wow! stunning cards!! Love the colors! Great ideas for the stencils!!! gorgeous!!!
your cards are beautiful ๐ and yes.. you are correct. i need a gelli plate now- thanks a lot ๐ ๐
thank you so much for participating in my hop!!! You rock!!
Have never seen the gelli plate…looks like fun and produces a great effect…thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous and I love the bright words against the black embossed background
I’ve never heard of gelli so I was fascinated with your technique. Lovely!
What a wonderful technique! The results are stunning!
Love all the techniques you use to make your work unique – so very pretty! ๐
I love the papers you created with this technique; makes for some really cool cards!
Inspiring Cheiron! These are amazing
Your gelli plate prints are gorgeous! I love your color combinations and the neat textures you achieved!
Wow, amazing cards!! I love the different techniques you used!!!
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