After taking Julie Balzer's Getting Started with Deli Paper class, I couldn't wait to make some Gelli prints on the translucent paper.
So I made...oh... about a zillion.
So I made...oh... about a zillion.
Which turned out to be wicked handy when I needed a last minute way to pretty-up a gift card.
I love how the printed deli paper looks a lot like vellum. It gives the envelope a little something special.
And even better, I impressed the heck out of my small-fries. In a house full of teenagers, it's not as easy as it used to be.
This is my entry for the "Color" challenge at Simon Says Stamp and Show
wow - it´s great!!!!
ReplyDeleteI took her Gelli Print class (thanks to a fabby birthday present) loved it :)
ReplyDeleteCute envelopes Nicole!
Your Gelli Plate envelope is very cool! I just got a Gelli Plate and have not used it yet! I need to get it out! Your envelope looks way fun! Thanks for sharing your art with us at Simon Says Stamp and Show. <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteI love Julie's classes. Have not taken this one yet, though. Maybe I'll do so!
ReplyDeleteGreat envies! I also like using the Gelli to print on store-bought vellum envies.
This looks terrific - LOVE the idea!
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