Gelli Printing: Printing Without a Press on Paper and Fabric Using the Gelli(R) Plate (Design Originals) 32 Beginner-Friendly Step-by-Step Projects, plus Techniques & Inspiration for Gelatin Printing

Try printmaking without a press—the Gelli way!

• 32 projects for cards, quilts, journals, totes, wearables, and more
• Complete guide to the revolutionary Gelli press
• Gelli plates are durable, reusable, portable, and wash off quickly with water
• Produce one-of-a-kind artwork with amazing colors and textures, including colorful backgrounds, layered monoprints, and borders
• Make your own printing plates, stamps, texture tools, stencils, and masks
• Economical, versatile printmaking options for both experts and beginner paper and fabric crafters

Discover the amazing Gelli(R) plate—a revolutionary printing surface that makes it easy to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind artwork with amazing colors and textures.

Gelli Printing shows how to use gelatin printing to create stunning layered prints, pages for art journals, fabric for quilting, greeting cards, and much more!

Gelatin printing is the perfect medium for beginners and experts alike. There's no need for an expensive or bulky press. Durable and reusable Gelli plates are easy to clean with water, so you can quickly change paint colors and move on to your next project. Wonderful results can be obtained quickly, and simple variations give each print its own unique personality.

Gelli Printing gives you all the basic information you need on supplies, how to get started, and the best techniques for making colorful backgrounds, textured pages, multiple layers, and basic borders. Get inspired to create your own Gelli masterpieces with 32 original projects. You'll also learn how to use stencils, stamps, masks, and found objects to create interesting and innovative works of art!

Suzanne McNeill is the author of 230 craft & hobby books, whose creative vision has placed her books on top of the trends for over 25 years. Winner of the Craft and Hobby Association's Industry Achievement Award, Suzanne has been called "the Trendsetter" of the arts and crafts industry. Dedicated to hands-on creativity, she constantly tests, experiments, and invents something new and fun.