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Thursday, 26 November 2015

Gelli Plate Leftovers

Morning.

Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends in the U.S. today.  I hope you enjoy a day with many blessings.

I am playing along with the challenge at Splitcoast this am; to use leftovers on our card.
Easy, right?  I keep all my leftovers and rejects for (hopefully) future uses.  Today was a good day to use a piece of paper I printed using my Gelli Plate.

I think most of you are probably familiar with the Gelli Plate.  For those of you that are not, it is a gel- like piece that you apply ink or paint mediums onto, press objects into paint  and print paper from that.  This piece reminded me of the frost patterns I see on my windows on a cold winter morning.
(I used the plastic Copic markers dividers you get when you buy a large pack of them to press into the paint.  It gave me the grid pattern you see above) 

 Here is a link to the official Gelli Plate site if you would like to see more:

I die cut the snowflake from SSS and mounted it.  The sentiment is from Paper Smooches.

I am adding my card to these challenges: 

Simon Says- ANYTHING GOES

Addicted to Stamps- MAKE YOUR MARK 

Crafting for All Seasons- BRRR..IT'S COLD OUTSIDE

Stampavie and More- SNOWFLAKES


 Thanks so much for the visit.  I appreciate you!

Supplies:  stamps- Paper Smooches/ Gelli Plate/ objects to print with/ Memento bl ink/ Cuttlebug/ snowflake die-SSS/ pop dots/ jewel/ blue acrylic paint.
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14 comments:

  1. Lee-Anne26 November 2015 at 07:43

    Now aren't you clever using the plastic Copic dividers? It's a wonderful look and indeed does look like a frost pattern :) Beautiful card as always, Karen!

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  2. Suchi26 November 2015 at 08:38

    Beautiful card Karen! :)
    Suchi xx

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  3. CherylQuilts26 November 2015 at 10:59

    Oh, Karen, this is no end to how you can use the Gelli plate, and I love that you used the Copic markers dividers for this pattern - how neat! I love your card and especially love that it's from leftovers! Thanks for the link to the Gelli Plate website! Hugs, sweet friend, and keep warm!

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  4. Davi26 November 2015 at 11:09

    Very cool Karen! The grid does give an icy look in the blue! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving today :)

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  5. Verna Angerhofer26 November 2015 at 12:50

    Great use of leftovers. Love the blue and big snowflake you used.

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  6. Unknown26 November 2015 at 16:31

    Simply gorgeous, love this card. Karen xx

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  7. Teresa Kline26 November 2015 at 19:40

    hello Karen! what an amazing background! luv this, thanks so much for the inspiration! so glad you played along with us at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!

    sparkle & shine, kindness! *~*

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  8. Anke27 November 2015 at 00:41

    Fantastic card, Karen. Great background and wonderful color.

    Hugs
    Anke

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  9. Loll27 November 2015 at 02:32

    LOVE that background. So clever to reuse the plastic dividers. xx

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  10. Pamellia27 November 2015 at 08:13

    Gorgeous Karen!! I love that background, looks likes a frosty window!! hugs :)

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  11. Unknown27 November 2015 at 14:00

    Lovely simple card and so effective. Thank you for joining us at Crafting for All Seasons Helen DT

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  12. dannys eck28 November 2015 at 14:30

    Oh this is a very nice wintercard. THhe snowflakes looks like shining on the frosty designpaper. Thanks for joning us at Stampavie and more, hope to see you again soon.
    XXX

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  13. Deepti29 November 2015 at 10:12

    Stunning ! Love that BG :)

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  14. Bobby30 November 2015 at 13:46

    Frosted window panes, candles gleaming inside. Well you have the first part of the song down pat, Karen. Using your Copic divider as a grid was inspired to say the least. I'm glad you shared this with us at ATSM this week.

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