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Amber Bennison Art - Gel Printing and Collage
Австралия
Добавлен 21 окт 2024
I’m excited to share my passion for gelli plate printing and collage art with you. Here I create unique papers that can be used for mixed media projects. Think scrapbooks, cards, decoupage and my favourite - collage.
Painted paper collage is a fun art form. Handmade papers become the palette. They are torn and glued to create images that uniquely capture the subject, be it nature, portraits or landscapes. Text, patterns, photo transfers, and ephemera are woven in, to add depth and texture, all whilst indulging a love of colour, detail, and a touch of quirkiness!
Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting your creative journey, I’m glad you’re here. You’ll find plenty of tips, techniques, and inspiration to ignite your imagination. Collage art is a fun and personal way to express yourself. But warning - gel printing is addictive!
Join me for tutorials, project walkthroughs and views of my process. Don’t forget to subscribe. Let’s embark on this colourful adventure together!
Painted paper collage is a fun art form. Handmade papers become the palette. They are torn and glued to create images that uniquely capture the subject, be it nature, portraits or landscapes. Text, patterns, photo transfers, and ephemera are woven in, to add depth and texture, all whilst indulging a love of colour, detail, and a touch of quirkiness!
Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting your creative journey, I’m glad you’re here. You’ll find plenty of tips, techniques, and inspiration to ignite your imagination. Collage art is a fun and personal way to express yourself. But warning - gel printing is addictive!
Join me for tutorials, project walkthroughs and views of my process. Don’t forget to subscribe. Let’s embark on this colourful adventure together!
Ranger Craft Mat Alternative for LARGE table. SUPER EASY CLEAN. Save $$. Protect Your Table.
#artmaterial #tablecovers #artroom I’d been looking for the perfect solution to cover my art desk to protect it from all my art materials. But it had to clean back to new each time. I mainly use, acrylic paints, gel mediums, inks, hot glue, baby oil, oil pastels, charcoal … but who knows what’s coming next!
My most important criteria were:
🌟 Easy clean
🌟Clean back to new each time.
🌟Large enough to cover my whole table
🌟Not excessively expensive
🌟A light colour that would look good on my videos
I’m happy to report that I found a solution that cleans like a dream and should be available in any country. Please write in the comments if you have any questions.
00:00 Introduction
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My most important criteria were:
🌟 Easy clean
🌟Clean back to new each time.
🌟Large enough to cover my whole table
🌟Not excessively expensive
🌟A light colour that would look good on my videos
I’m happy to report that I found a solution that cleans like a dream and should be available in any country. Please write in the comments if you have any questions.
00:00 Introduction
04:19 Preparing Acr...
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Learn solid BASICS | How to PRINT PLANTS on a GEL PLATE | TOOLS & STEPS to make EASY BOTANICAL print
Просмотров 7422 месяца назад
#gelliplate #botanicalprint #gelprinting This is a beginners guide explaining how to create amazingly detailed botanical prints on the gelli plate. The tutorial explains: all the equipment you need to get started; how to select plants; followed by a simple, step by step print process. Using just two colours you can learn solid foundations. Once mastered, then discover all the plant magic that c...
Intriguing Layered Botanical Print | Frame Worthy Result | Using Plants as Masks
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.2 месяца назад
You can make frame worthy prints on the gel plate, using this step by step tutorial. Learn how to create beautiful, nature inspired prints, using a gelli plate, acrylic paint and grass seed heads. Plants on the gel plate are amazing. The level of detail that can be transferred from a leaf, into the acrylic paint, always fascinates me. Even if you are a beginner, you can easily make one of a kin...
Simple weave with hessian (burlap, crocus, jute) to get remarkable 3D print on gel plate. Easy!
Просмотров 4293 месяца назад
Fabric PART 2: Distinctive print using hessian (burlap/jute/crocus) strips. Also watch… Fabric PART 1: Printing with lace. Step by step guide for printing fabric texture using a gelli plate. Both are great for beginners and those wanting new ideas. Subscribe and hit the bell to be notified of future tutorials. Printing with fabrics is not a difficult process but it gives a fascinating result wh...
See how I use this in my realistic collage. Lace on the Gel Plate. Look at all the detail.
Просмотров 6733 месяца назад
Fabric PART 1 - Easy step by step guide for printing fabric texture using a gelli plate. Great for beginners and those wanting new ideas. Fabric PART 2 - Video now available. Weaving hessian (burlap, jute, crocus) to make distinctive print. Check it out. Subscribe and hit the bell to be notified of new tutorials Printing with fabrics is not a difficult process but it gives a fascinating result ...
I have used both these products. I definitely prefer to work on the white, but it does crease/wrinkle with very little use, and has developed odd pucker spots, as if it somehow stretched. The brown lasted MUCH longer, stayed smoother and after years (a decade at least) has developed 2 short (less than 2”) cracks along the lines in the fibre. I look forward to seeing the white in use on your desk.
Hi Fran. Oh wow. Thanks so much for your feedback. It’s great to hear from someone who has field-tested them both over an extended period. So helpful. I have put down a number of lines of double sided tape to firmly adhere the white covering to my table. So it will be interesting to see if that helps with the puckering you experienced. That’s brilliant to hear that the brown covering has lasted you over 10years (and counting). Well worth the price! I could tell that the brown cloth was going to be super robust, but it was just a bit … well… brown! ☹️😆. Thanks again for giving us your first-hand insights. ❤️
How about using Raisin table top?
Hello. Do you mean a resin table top? I’ve not tested out resin, but I don’t think it’s a non stick surface. My guess is acrylic paint would be hard to clean off resin. Also, depending on the type of resin it wouldn’t be suitable for hot work. Let us know if you test out a good alternative. Thanks 😊
Thanks for this, nice to see some Ranger alternatives. It looked like you could even make glue gun masks on those, very handy. Although, I think the kind of buckling on the white one would drive me crazy. One thing I was wondering...seems like they would work as paint palettes same as Ranger, but could you possibly make acrylic paint skins on them? That would be fun. Also, if I could get the brown one in a neutral gray, I think I would go for that. Looking forward to seeing how it works for you when you get it. Liked and subbed!
Hi Sharon. Yes it would be perfect for glue gun masks! The PTFE sheet has arrived and I have installed it on my table. I was worried about the buckling too. But it has actually has gone down pretty smoothly. It will be interesting to see how it wears over time. Definitely you could use it for a paint pallet. Paint skins would definitely come off easy on the brown one. I will have to test out the white one. I’ll make a follow-up video showing the installation (it was very easy). And also seeing how it fares over time. Unfortunately I could only see the PTFE coated glass cloth version in that brown colour. However, I was reading about another company that uses the material outside, for their shade sail cloth. They said that over time it bleaches white in the sun. I think I will test that out with my sample piece. I imagine that the process might take quite some time, but I will report back with those results too. 😉😊
Could you use a non stick baking mat
Hi Fran, thanks for your thoughts. I’m not sure if I would find a non stick baking mat to cover my entire table (2m x 0.75m)! And that was the main thing I wanted to do. I am guessing that a non stick baking mat (silicone?) would clean up fine. Also, if you just wanted a smaller surface to work on, then Ranger sell smaller mats in their Inkssentials range. They would work well and are easy to find. (There are also cheaper alternatives on Amazon if you search). But, I was keen to find a solution sold by the metre (or foot) so that I could cover my whole area in one piece. 😊👍
If you buy one of these sheet materials from a supplier near you, then it would be great if you could add the details of the company in the comments below. It might help someone else, near you, who wants to purchase. Let’s support each other! Thanks 😊
This is the best way to protect your whole craft table with a good quality mat, easy clean, and without spending a fortune! 😊
Your collage canvas is stunning !!! Amazing work 👌💯🇦🇺♥️
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you liked the collage.
Thank you Amber, very clear 🎉
Oh you are welcome. I’m glad you found it helpful. I appreciate the feedback. 😊
This is so helpful! I’m excited to go look for leaves tomorrow. Thank you!!
Oh brilliant! I’m glad it was helpful 😍. I hope you got to have some printing fun over the festive period. Let me know if you have any questions. Keep following, I’ve got a whole load of ideas for more tutorials for the New Year! 😃
Excellent video, very well explained and the result is stunning! I can't wait to try this.
Hi Anette. Thank you for your comment. Good luck with the process. I hope you get a great result. 🤩👍
Great tutorial, Amber! It's hard to imagine this is your first tutorial. Great video quality and really clear audio. I loved your descriptions and explanations of the process. It was concise and so easy to follow that I'm already confident that my first gel plate print won't just be an experiment that ends up in the bin. 😊
Oh great! Thanks for your lovely comment and feedback. I’m glad my tutorial was clear for you. I hope you give it a go. Gel printing is a lot of fun. Please feel free to comment again if you have any problems with the process. 😊
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now I (think) I get it, and even if I don't understand the way it works, I definitely now know how to make it work. Definitely bookmarking this!
Oh brilliant Patsye. I’m glad you found it easy to follow. I hope you try it out soon. Thanks for your feedback. 🤩
its a pretty print off the gel plate, im new to this and this is probably a silly question but after you did the first colour and you dried it to keep it on the gel plate, how does the introduction of a 'wet' second colour, white over blue, not smudge and or reactivate the original colour? its fascinating but im confused. thanks for the introduction, the wall print behind you is beautiful
Hi Denise, It’s not a silly question! The nature of acrylic paint is that, once it’s fully dry, you cannot reactivate it with water or further acrylic paint. You can’t smudge the paint with your finger, and you won’t smear it by putting another layer of paint on top. People talk about that final layer of paint ‘reactivating’ the dried acrylic layer. I think it’s more accurate to say that the last layer of paint is acting as a glue. In effect, it sticks the image on the gel plate to the paper. Once the ‘glue’ is dry, peeling up the paper should peel the image off the plate too. I hope that helps to clarify? Please comment again if you are still confused. I’m glad you like my Kookaburra collage. Thanks very much. 😍
@AmberBennisonArt thankyou, makes perfect sense, I'm into clay and we use slips and underglazes , which has to be dry and then next coat has to be gently put on, I think I was in clay mode rather than paints and oil. Thankyou
Great video Amber. Very clear and easy to follow!!
Oh good. Thanks for commenting. Glad it was helpful! 🤩
Thanks Amber, your videos are great, so easy to follow, you make it look easy. Love your Kookaburra painting too😍
Thanks so much for the feedback Sarah😊. Great news that you are finding my vids easy to follow! Brill. 👍. I hope you are enjoying your new gel plate. If you are having any problems then please feel free to ask.
Great video Amber, thank you. I like the idea of pressing the foliage & storing them in a folder. Looking forward to building on these basic skills. Another stunning collage too, WOW!😍
Glad it was helpful! Yes, the pressed leaves are a handy resource. I’m glad you liked the collage. I was really happy with that gum leaf printed background. It was so fun to make (it’s full of local and kookaburra text too . I love a bit of detail! 😉). Enjoy your printing 😍
Thanks so much for this. I really appreciated the clear explanations around letting the paint dry in between layers. And also now I understand much better how to use the plate! Also I love using a book for the excess paint. I watched your video using the plant as a mask and that was also very helpful.
Hi Emma. You are so welcome! I’m glad you found them helpful. I find that making sure that the layers are dry is the most reliable method. Also starting with a robust paper, like the printer copier paper. Once you have got a feel for it, you can test out other papers (rice paper, wet strength tissue, deli, etc). They all have their pros and cons and it depends what you want to use your papers for. The book of roll-off sheets is fun. You find all sorts of unusual colour combinations, 😆. Sometimes I stencil or print on top of these too, for my collage stash. 😊
Thank you. ❤love the effect. Wrong time of year here for grass seeds but I could try it with leaves.
It’s a fun technique. Yes, you can get really inventive with what you use for your final masking layer (the grass seeds). Any spindly weeds will work well. Ferns are good. Leaves you can find. You could even cut a mask shape out of paper and lay that on. And sometimes my house plants are kind enough to donate a frond or two! I hope you give it a go. 😊
@@AmberBennisonArt I think I must have going around with eyes shut. I went for a walk yesterday and saw lots of grasses with seed heads. And this morning I also saw some which I picked. I will give it a go soon - but before then I've got some textured wall paper to try out.
Haha - it’s amazing what you DON’T see when you are not looking for it! I’m glad you found some. Oooh textured wall paper. That sounds like fun. 🤩 👍
Fantastic, so much easier to understand watching you. I have never let a layer dry out on the gel plate, so ai am going to give it a try. I live in Hawai’i so it tends to be hot and dry, or wet and cold as I live at 2,300’ elevation. I will see…
Hi Pricille. So glad you came and watched. Yes, in Perth we have hot and dry too. It can be a problem! Mainly because that first layer dries on the plate before you get your plants down and do the first paint removal. You have to get everything lined up and work quick. It’s the same with that final pick up layer. You don’t want it too thick. But it needs to be a fully wet layer when you put your final paper down. Otherwise it won’t collect all the layers off the plate. (Think of it as gluing the dried image onto the paper). If you find you have problems with everything drying too quick, then you could try Golden Open Paints which have a slower drying time. Or I read that some people add a drop of retarder or glazing medium to slow down the drying time. I’d love to see your results. Tag me if you post in our group, so I don’t miss it! Have fun. 🤩
Astonishing! Brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻 I don’t have a gel plate yet but watching this (after seeing your FB post) certainly inspires me!! I’ve only seen a couple of videos so far - this one and one by Lavinia using ink from pads I think - but the finished results are just stunning. Thanks v much for the video. Feedback - as you ask - sometimes voice is bit muffled. You could zoom out slightly to show entire plate. Name the products you’re using…brand etc (not just colours) and where you can purchase them..? Qs - could you do this on to card rather than thin paper if you wanted to make a card with it? What sort of card? Is there a difference between the two brayers? So even if you dry the paint, when you put another layer over the top, it reactivates it?? Is that just with acrylic paint or also with water reactive ?
Hi Gill! I’m glad you are inspired. Gel printing is great fun (and a little bit addictive - beware 😆). The paint I was using is acrylic paint. There really is too much to say in a comment here. People find out what they love over time. However, in summary, really, you can use any! I mainly use Golden Fluid Acrylics. It’s a professional artists paint and is beautiful to use with lovely bright colours and great lightfastness for my collage work. But it a bit pricey. I also use Amsterdam standard, and Liquitex Basics especially for demos. The Amsterdam and Liquitex are both a good medium budget ranges. Lots of people use them with great results on the gel plate. But if you have already got acrylic paints then try them out first. You can buy all of them online or in art shops. Yes you can print on card or paper. A smooth surface will pick up the most detail. People often print on Bristol Card if they are making prints for framing. A good card weight might be 250 - 300 gsm. Really it’s personal preference on the quality of paper you want to get. Also some people print on paper then mount their favourites on ready made cards. You’ll find that not all prints come out as you want, so that process allows you to select the best for mounting. Stay tuned and I post a more of a beginners tutorial with some of this information included. Sorry that the sound wasn’t 100%. I may need to invest in a better mic. You should definitely give gel printing a go! 😊
Oh - and no difference between the brayers. 6” soft rubber brayer is good to start. Speedball brand is great but you can find cheaper. Two brayers are ideal - one for warm colours and one for cool colours. 👍
Hi again Gill, I’ve now posted a ‘Back to Basics’ guide to printing with plants. Great for those just getting started. So you can check that out. 🌿
I LOVE LOVE LOVE these prints! 🤎🌾 Beautiful work.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked them. Stay tuned for more! 😍
Thank you so much for clearly showing this process!
You are welcome! I’m glad that you found it easy to follow. Have fun giving it a go. 😊
Great effect
Thank you. Yes, you can really see the weave.
Very nicely explained. Will try this. Thank you
Hi Joan. Great! Thanks for the feedback. I hope you enjoy trying it out 🤩
The key to this is also your plants you have used, small leaves... Will have to look for something similar in my area
Hi Karen. Yes I really like the effect of the fine grasses. But I also did some with ferns that came out really well. I loved the detail of their leaf shape. The technique accentuated it. Also look out for other weeds. They are often fine and spindly. Cow parsley shape can work very well. Maybe remove some of the flower stems first. And then press it under a pile of books until it lays really flat. I can feel another tutorial coming on… 😆
Great tutorial Amber
Thanks for watching. I hope you found it helpful. 😊 👍
Amber - your art is amazing. Loved the video- very inspirational!
Thank you so much. I’m glad that you found it inspiring! 😍
Wow this whole video is jaw dropping 😮. Your collage girl is absolutely incredible! It's blowing my mind because of how much detail you've put into it! So beautiful it's stunning.
Thank you so much for your lovely feedback. I’m glad you like the detail. It’s one of those pieces… the more you look the more you see. The whole process of finding that perfect snippet of ephemera is both engaging and satisfying. 🌺
Thanks for this video. I'll check out your other ones. Your prints are so beautiful ❤️
Thanks for watching Cynthia. I hope you find them helpful. ♥️
Great tutorial. Very clear thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for your feedback. Have you given it a go yet? 😊
So happy to find you! I have been playing with fabric on the gel plate and loving the look!❤
Wonderful! I’m so glad you are giving the techniques a go. It always amazes me how much detail can be transferred. A little bit of gelli magic! 🪄 ✨
Hi Amber! I’m commenting before I continue watching. I remember the post in the facebook group someone asking about the white shape. Still has me baffled because I thought it would come from the original white paper. Can’t wait to see the process and allow my brain cells to process it lol. Thanks for sharing. I love your new channel and have watched your initial few videos. Keep them coming.. I’m a beginner but you are really inspiring me to stop procrastinating❣️😂🎨
It’s lovely to discover you’re from Australia too!! Hello from Sydney!🐨💚💛Thank you so much for sharing this process…. I have a grasp on it now.. so the final layer re activates the previous dry layers of paint so that the mask, in this cast the final plant comes away with the layers of paint stuck to it! Wow cool!! Looking forward to your next videos! PS: very cute editing with text notes and use of the (appropriate😆🥰) song overlay to avoid listening to hairdryer sound. These little things make the learning experience so much better. Nice that you took on board what a couple of viewers suggested🙏🏼💙
Teehee - Thanks for noticing the music. It made me giggle (It’s the little things in life!) 😆. Ah you are in Sydney. Nice to welcome a fellow Aussie! I’m glad the video has helped you to see the process. Sometimes figuring out gel prints can really give you a sore head! I hope you give the technique a go. 👍
@@AmberBennisonArtI’ll definitely try, looking forward to it🌷
Very nice, Amber! The weave of the hessian itself and the ribbon weave are both really effective textures. Where are you from? …just noticed you mentioned Bunnings in a reply. I’m in Australia and we love Bunnings!😊
Hi again Erica. I’m across in WA. How about you? I’m glad you liked the video. That hessian weave makes a really interesting print doesn’t it! The print has gone into my stash. I’ll be interested to see what it becomes in the future. Everyone finds their perfect place in a collage sooner or later! 😉 🤭
@@AmberBennisonArtI’m from Sydney. I’ve never been to WA but I would truly love to… so much natural beauty. We recently had family friends moved there… they absolutely love it. I’d like to see where the weave print ends up too😍
I’m a new sub from Australia… I’m so happy to have come across your 😃💛GREAT BRAND NEW CHANNEL🥂💫 …Congratulations on your first video!! and I can’t wait to folllow your videos and learn more from you. Your teaching manner is very pleasant, clear and and engaging and your work is great. Your girl collage is so gorgeous!! WoWzA😍😍😍. I really like how you use an old book to roll off excess paint! …Fantastic idea!!!! Best wishes to you for abundant success in your creative endeavours🌷💕
Oh Erica! What lovely feedback, and ‘hello’ to a fellow Aussie! 😍 I’m so glad that you found my channel. It was a little daunting to start, but I’m so glad that I took the plunge. Yes, those old books make really great roll off sheets. Sometimes I also build them up with more gel printed layers or stencil work. The great thing is, that old paper tears really nicely for using in collage work. Thank you so much for your positive wishes. 😊
@@AmberBennisonArtmy pleasure, I’m so glad you overcame your hesitation and started your videos! Really great! I’d love to see a demo of the way you use the roll off paper if you’d like to one day😊
Great first video. Love your work and will be following you to try out some of your techniques. 😊
Thanks so much! 😊. I hope you have fun.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you, and you are welcome! ♥️
Wonderful video, thanks for sharing! I especially love you showing how you matched up the different colored prints on the dress to continue the pattern in places, such a great idea and it looks beautiful. I do agree with the earlier comment about eliminating the blow drying by either muting and doing a voice over or fast forward or cut it out all together. Not a huge deal, it just will keep the viewer more engaged, I muted the video when you were blow drying since it does bother me. I also wanted to ask, did you paint the girl first and then add the collage or do you go back and forth? Thanks, again!
Hello, thanks for your thoughtful feedback. Appreciated. Yes, point taken on the hair dryer. I will fix that in the future. 👍 I’m glad that you liked my pattern matching. Heheh - sometimes it’s fun to indulge a love of detail! 🤭. With regards to my collage technique, yes, I do paint the image first, and then I collage on top of it. I intend to teach my process in the future,, so please do join my newsletter above, if you are interested in staying in touch. I hope you give the printing ideas a go. Thanks again. 😊
These are lovely Amber, looking forward to trying it out
Thank you Caroline. I hope you have fun giving it a go. 😍.
I really love that your video wasn't too long winded and waffley ! I don't watch anything longer than 20 minutes these days as I just don't have the time (or attention span !) . The Audio could be sharper but it wasn't awful.... I have subscribed x
Hi Claire. I really appreciate your feedback. I agree with you about the length of videos! 🤭. I was conscious to edit out most of the waffle 😆 so I’m glad that it seemed an ok balance. Hmmm - not sure how to improve the sound. I will have to look into that. Maybe a separate mic is required. 🤔. Lovely to have you as a subscriber. I’m always happy to take feedback so we can make this channel great over time. Happy printing! 😍
Agree that it’s good because it’s short & to the point.
Are you using the same piece of paper for each lift? It isn’t clear in the video.
Hi Annie, I’m glad you asked for clarification. So the papers I use at around the 3:31 and 4:02 time stamps, are NOT part of the final gel print. They are separate papers. Their purpose is to remove the paint around the seed head so that the image stands out and the final paint layer can show through. You can remove more or less of this background paint, depending on the look you want in your final print. Whatever paint is left on the plate at this stage, will be the top layer of the final print. If you look closely, you will see that I removed most of the paint from the top centre, but left more down the bottom of the print. This gave the colour graduation in the final print. When I lifted the seed heads up you can see that the paint trapped underneath is the image of the grasses. (This is called a ‘ghost print’). Once this is dry I put on the final paint layer which will become the background. I pick up all these layers using a fresh clean sheet of paper. By the way, the sheets I used to remove the paint from around the seed heads are not wasted. I continue to use them in this way. The layers build up and you end up with another interesting paper that you can use as a background or a collage paper. Sorry for such a long answer. you may have been looking for a simple yes/no! 😆. In which case the answer is simply NO! (Heh heh - a bit late if you have already got this far!). Does that help?
This is so good, Amber! Thanks for sharing your process.
You are so welcome! I”m really glad you found it useful. 😊
Thank you so much. Wonderful.
No problem. I hope you give it a go. 👍
Happy I found your channel, and I just subscribed. I love gelli printing with plant material. It’s one of my favorite things to do. I typically use leaves so I really want to try it with grasses. You got such beautiful results! Thank you for sharing. And I’m looking forward to more of your videos.
Hello. Thanks for commenting. Yes, the grasses were really fun to play with. I loved their fine detail. And they are surprisingly robust on the gel plate. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I best get on and make some more! 😊
Awesome, always wanted to try this! Thank you!☺️
Oh great. You definitely should give it a go. It’s a fun process with cool 😎 results!
Love this. Thank you. The video is awesome!!
Thanks for the feedback Mary. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. 😍
Your soft voice and precise use of words make it very easy to listen and understand your instructions. Thank you. Gel plate printing, mixed media collage and giving charity shop items a second life are all dear to me. I'm very happy to have found your channel and anticipate much pleasure following you on your artistic journey.
Oh thank you Nancy. You have given me a real boost with your lovely comment. It sounds like we love the same things 😍. It would be lovely to see your work sometime too. I’m so happy to be finding my people! I am looking forward to making more content and connecting again. Keep in touch.
@@AmberBennisonArt Will do, with pleasure 😘
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Love these! You did not specify, but I assume your hair dryer was set on COOL, right?
Yes, good point. You do have to be careful not to overheat your gel plate, as it might damage it. So the cool setting is best. My hairdryer does not have a cool setting 😬 so I just keep it moving quickly around. Thanks for the pick up. I’ll try to mention that in future videos. 👍
I am going to follow your techniques with cedar leaves. I will tag you. ❤
Oh brill! I’m glad it gave you an idea. I can’t wait to see your results 😊👍
Let me know if you have any problems / need any extra guidance
@@AmberBennisonArt It will be the second art thingy to do.
Did you try it yet? I hope all went well. 😉
Wonderful video! TFS your process …congratulations on your RUclips channel. You’re a natural
Thank you for taking the time to feedback. Lovely comment. So encouraging. I’m glad you found the video useful. 🌷
Lovely video. Nicely explained and a beautiful result. I wanted to create this layered effect but didn't know how to achieve it, until now! Many thanks for sharing.
Oh great! Thank you so much for taking the time to feedback. I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful. I plan to make more, so do let me know if there is something in particular that you are interested in. 😊