I have found that children’s sketch pads with PURE WHITE paper make excellent pulls. Sometimes the pads have grayish paper, so be sure you get what are looking for. Typically these padded papers are strong, but the best part is they have no chemical treatments on the surfaces that mess with the paints we use. 😊😊😊
Froyle! Been watching you for a couple of months now, you are an inspiration and delight!! Just got my first Gellie kit, now I just have to quit my job so I can make beautiful papers and collage all the live long day!!!!!
I can spend the entire day pulling prints. I go to our community center, they have long tables, so I can work both my plates and have plenty of room to lay out my prints for drying. Plus I can razzle, dazzle the other people using the center.
That particular Sketch Paper is my absolute favorite too. I saw Elizabeth St. Hilaire using it, tried it, and never looked back. I still use the others once in awhile, but the Sketch Paper has become my gel printing workhorse.
Thank you for your tutorial on paper. You videos are always so educational and inspiring. Your prints are brilliant. Your smile lights up my entire screen!!!
One of my fav videos. I love handmade paper. So organic. Using them makes me feel connected to the artisans who have created them…down through the ages.
I have most of those papers because I watched an earlier video of yours. Now I’m going to try using the papers just as you do, because your prints this time are impressive.
Thank you for this, Froyle. It was wonderful to see all the results and learn the best types of papers to use. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
You never fail to leave me smiling Froyle😊 Thank you for that! I do have one question, when you use the Kozo papers for texture on your prints… do you restrict them to one use or can you reuse the multiple times? Andrew do you use them after they are painted ? Well I guess that’s two questions 😂👏🏻
Froyle, thanks for the info on papers. I like your new stencils. Please talk about ways to prevent bubbles and creases when gluing papers into a dylusions journal. I am getting better but still frustrated. I use fluid and gel medium and occasionally glue stick or liquid glue. I just keep trying to get my pretty papers and focal pieces to stick and stay stuck and try to keep book pages from sticking together. It’s frustrating and disappointing at times.
I use baking paper to put between my journal pages so they don't stick. You just have to work the paper you put down to ensure you get all the bubbles out, go from the center toward the outside edge, all the best, cheers
Try this…Spray the back of your piece of collage paper with a little water from a fine mist sprayer… then paint your glue on the support ( = your collage base….just a note, the term substrate comes from the building trade, it became popular with the Mosaic and hobby crafters on line some years ago, but Support is the Art term for your base… ) and then collage piece… start in the middle (as Froyle says here) I use an old credit card the gently push out all the air bubbles and wrinkles.. brush over the top with more of your Matt medium or what ever you are using as glue.. Cheers
i have used tee and coffee bags that have been emptied to use in my work they look good painted with acrylic mixed with water and really good with pearlized ink they are quite fragile but can look like butterfly wings
Thank you so much for this excellent information, Froyle. So very helpful indeed. Had a blast, watching the video. Now I'll have to order the strong tissue paper too. I MUST try that too for sure. What a great way of beginning my sunday. Thank you so much. :-)))
@@FroyleArtHi fellow Kiwi!! Love this info Froyle, and your name! Anyhoo, I have found the cheap rolls of Greaseproof paper ( 2AUD for 30cm ( 11.8in ) wide x 30metres long ( 98.4f) ) works like wet strength tissue. Has a dull side and a shiny side. Prints and sticks both sides. But I usually pull print with the shiny side and glue down with the dull side. It is almost transparent when glued with a Matt medium. Also what Watercolour or Quality Printing paper do you like best on your plate? I like a 300gsm (140b) hot ( smooth) pressed. Cheers and thanks for all your wonderful enthusiasm in your vids!! Love them ❤
Hi Froyle, thank you for the video! I just want to confirm, do we need to allow EACH layer to dry before moving on? And the last layer should be wet, correct?
I just started gel printing today. What a disappointment. This was prior to this video so 🤞🏼I get better. I have used a lot of dyed oriental papers where I have dyed them with acrylic ink. I will caution you about dollar store or coloured gift wrap paper. It is not lightfastness!! I put a bunch of colours by a window and they totally bleached out in a week or so. I do not know about the black you used. It looks stunning, but…. I guess you will have to wait and see. It was suggested when I started not to even factory dyed Kozo paper as lightfastness might be questionable. You might want to test it prior to selling a piece. Thx for the great video!!!
Went to Kozo Papers website after you mentioned them. If I didn’t already have hundreds of dollars of similar paper I would definitely consider purchasing from them via your 10% offer. We are lucky in Vancouver, Canada to have access to two stores that offer many of these papers which they probably source from Kozo. There are a few that you used in your video that I might need to add to my collection! Thanks again!!
Fabulous tutorial. Thank you! I'm also based in NZ and wondered if the colour laser prints can be done at places like Warehouse Stationery? Or do you need another special type of printer?
Hello, fantastic creations ... 😃😃😃👍 could tou tell me please what Laser Printer do you use? Because the one I'm using doesnt works and all the transfers are empty. Thanks 😉
Excellent, very informative video! Thank you! Someone told me that they use dollar store tissue and have no problems because they give the back of the paper a light coat of spray varnish. I am skeptical, so I would like to hear your thoughts, please.😊
Hi Froyle , with the mulberry bark if you take a piece spray with warm water and gently start stretching it it makes amazing marks. Pull at different spots and the bark starts to separate. Maybe worth a try x
Where did get that small stamp with the writing on it? I love that one of the gates, I think that would be fantastic in a college. I understand Cathleen of COZ Creations love you also. I sure loved this video, Thanks.
Great video, thank you. At the beginning when you talked about rice paper you sprayed something onto the blue and it resisted the paint. What did you use? I really liked that effect. Was it alcohol?
Brilliant, Froyle….great info and video !! Please forgive me for asking a silly question…..but is it possible to use the Kozo paper as a patterned imprint on the gel plate more than once ? Although, to be fair, because the size of each piece of paper is large enough to get 9 pieces ( if using an 8” by 10” gel plate)…..it would still be quite reasonable even if we can only use it once. I have just been looking at all the wonderful papers on the Kozo website….OMG….I have never seen anything like it. Some of their papers are so stunning, they could actually be framed and hung on the wall as pieces of art !! By the way…..I recently joined Skillshare and am really loving your classes !! 🥳🥳🤩🤩💕💕
++ Thanks for sharing this with us. And for the link to Kozo Studio. I have been looking for a source of these papers that will deliver to Australia. I put in an order today and it is on its way already. The prints from the textured papers are wonderful. 😀
What do you recommend for large A2 prints with the intention of framing. I've tried 180gsm paper and it curled and creases which can be noticed once framed. I'm looking for something heavier. I live in the UK and not sure if to go for a thick card or if there is a specific paper I can buy in large format.
Wonderful video! I have wet strength tissue, and Hammermill premium color copy paper, a clay coated paper for printers. I want to try the rice paper! Do you print on the smooth side or the rough side?
** Favourite Paper: Kozo Studio - kozo.studio/discount/FroyleArt
10% Discount Code: FroyleArt
Beautiful, I love special papers 😃
I have found that children’s sketch pads with PURE WHITE paper make excellent pulls. Sometimes the pads have grayish paper, so be sure you get what are looking for. Typically these padded papers are strong, but the best part is they have no chemical treatments on the surfaces that mess with the paints we use. 😊😊😊
Fantastic! Thank You so much! 😘 Cheers Froyle
Froyle! Been watching you for a couple of months now, you are an inspiration and delight!! Just got my first Gellie kit, now I just have to quit my job so I can make beautiful papers and collage all the live long day!!!!!
Haha! I love it! 😘 Happy creating, cheers
I can spend the entire day pulling prints. I go to our community center, they have long tables, so I can work both my plates and have plenty of room to lay out my prints for drying. Plus I can razzle, dazzle the other people using the center.
That particular Sketch Paper is my absolute favorite too. I saw Elizabeth St. Hilaire using it, tried it, and never looked back. I still use the others once in awhile, but the Sketch Paper has become my gel printing workhorse.
Me too!!! So much fun! 😘 cheers
What a fabulous video, Fryole! Your papers are magnificent and you just sparkle and inspire. It's a pleasure learning from you...thanks so much!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Much appreciation, thank you, cheers Froyle 😘
Gorgeous examples to illustrate your paper advice! But paper is my favorite thing! Thanks Miss Froyle! You're the best! ❤ Deb
Me too! Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
Always soo many beautiful and UNUSUAL prints Froyle! I took notes about your fave papers!! Thank You!! 😚💜💙💘
Thanks for joining me! 😘 happy creating, 😘🥰 cheers
You crack me up! Love your happiness. Just discovered you.
😊 thank you
I always look forward to your videos. I get excited with you. I learn something new to try every time. Thank you! ❤️❤️
Thank You so much! 😘 Cheers Froyle
I appreciate having the paper comparison. Useful info. Thanks Froyle.
Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
Whoa! What a great video!!!!!!
Thank You so much! 😘 Cheers Froyle
Fantastic stream and appreciate all the information. Thanks Froyle!
Thanks for joining me! 😘 cheers
Thank you for your tutorial on paper. You videos are always so educational and inspiring. Your prints are brilliant. Your smile lights up my entire screen!!!
Thank you so much! 😘 happy creating! Cheers
What a great video Froyle, thank you!
Thank you! 😘👍🏼 cheers
One of my fav videos. I love handmade paper. So organic. Using them makes me feel connected to the artisans who have created them…down through the ages.
Thanks for joining me! 😘🥰 cheers
Appreciate a video explaining these with examples. I never thought about a dollar store tissue, so thx!
Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
you are so fun and i love your videos,thank you
Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
I enjoyed this video. Thanks for a fun and informative way to select papers. You’re the best.😂
Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
Thank you so much for sharing so generously your invaluable knowledge ... and always in such a charming way 🤩!
Aloha from Berlin ❤🧡💛💚💜
Hello to you! 😘 Happy creating! Cheers
I started using that paper from watching Elizabeth as well. I really learn at from you and her…. Thanks Froyle
So much fun!! 😘👍🏼 cheers
Just came upon your channel...ive never heard of geli printing...it looks so satisfying 😊
Oh it is & just a little addictive!! haha! Jump in the water is fine! Cheers
I have most of those papers because I watched an earlier video of yours. Now I’m going to try using the papers just as you do, because your prints this time are impressive.
I just love it! Works amazingly! Just remember to let the layers dry! 👍🏼 cheers
Brilliant video...thank you for sharing with us xxx Greetings from Amsterdam xx
Oh hello to Amsterdam! 😍 Thanks for joining me! 😘 cheers
Thank you for this, Froyle. It was wonderful to see all the results and learn the best types of papers to use. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
Thank You so much! 😘 Cheers Froyle
Such a great video. Lots of tips to use. You're a fountain of knowledge.
Thanks for joining me! 😘 cheers
You never fail to leave me smiling Froyle😊 Thank you for that! I do have one question, when you use the Kozo papers for texture on your prints… do you restrict them to one use or can you reuse the multiple times? Andrew do you use them after they are painted ? Well I guess that’s two questions 😂👏🏻
Yes to both! 😂 I use Kozo paper for everything! Depends on the paper, the white ones I paint with spray inks & they look beautiful 😍 cheers
Great video Froyle thank you🥰I love your art❤
Thank you so much! 😘 cheers
Great video! I'm ready to experiment and have fun!
Happy creating! 😘
Great information and your gel prints are, as always, *maginificent* -- looking forward to your next gel printing session! ❤❤❤
Thank You so much! 😘 Cheers Froyle
always a joy to learn from you!! rice paper is my favorite, but all are fun to use! thanks :)
So much fun! 😘 cheers
Thanks again for an informative video. You are simply the best!
Thank you so much! 😘👍🏼 cheers
Thanks Froyle I love your videos and just bought all your dance moves stencils from joggles. Used them on my painted shirts. Love them!!!
Oh that is so fun!! I would love to see them!! Cheers
Froyle, thanks for the info on papers. I like your new stencils. Please talk about ways to prevent bubbles and creases when gluing papers into a dylusions journal. I am getting better but still frustrated. I use fluid and gel medium and occasionally glue stick or liquid glue. I just keep trying to get my pretty papers and focal pieces to stick and stay stuck and try to keep book pages from sticking together. It’s frustrating and disappointing at times.
I use baking paper to put between my journal pages so they don't stick. You just have to work the paper you put down to ensure you get all the bubbles out, go from the center toward the outside edge, all the best, cheers
Try this…Spray the back of your piece of collage paper with a little water from a fine mist sprayer… then paint your glue on the support ( = your collage base….just a note, the term substrate comes from the building trade, it became popular with the Mosaic and hobby crafters on line some years ago, but Support is the Art term for your base… ) and then collage piece… start in the middle (as Froyle says here) I use an old credit card the gently push out all the air bubbles and wrinkles.. brush over the top with more of your Matt medium or what ever you are using as glue.. Cheers
Thank you Froyle, fabulous video.
So much fun! 😍 cheers
Thank you so much for all the valuable advice on papers. I really learned a lot and enjoyed this video so much!
So much fun! 😘 cheers
Great video! I can’t wait to try some of the papers that you mention.
Just beautiful 😍 so good to experiment 👍🏼 cheers
i have used tee and coffee bags that have been emptied to use in my work they look good painted with acrylic mixed with water and really good with pearlized ink they are quite fragile but can look like butterfly wings
Sounds beautiful 😍 cheers
Thank you so much for this excellent information, Froyle. So very helpful indeed. Had a blast, watching the video. Now I'll have to order the strong tissue paper too. I MUST try that too for sure. What a great way of beginning my sunday. Thank you so much. :-)))
Oh I’m so glad! 😘 I just love it! 😍 Happy creating, cheers
@@FroyleArtHi fellow Kiwi!! Love this info Froyle, and your name! Anyhoo, I have found the cheap rolls of Greaseproof paper ( 2AUD for 30cm ( 11.8in ) wide x 30metres long ( 98.4f) ) works like wet strength tissue. Has a dull side and a shiny side. Prints and sticks both sides. But I usually pull print with the shiny side and glue down with the dull side. It is almost transparent when glued with a Matt medium. Also what Watercolour or Quality Printing paper do you like best on your plate? I like a 300gsm (140b) hot ( smooth) pressed. Cheers and thanks for all your wonderful enthusiasm in your vids!! Love them ❤
Thanks now to your paint colors 😊
Always doing something new! 😂 👍🏼 happy creating, cheers!
Such a great and helpful video. THANK YOU!
So much fun! 😘 Cheers Froyle
Thank you, you're amazing! 👏
Thank you too! 😘👍🏼 cheers
You inspired me to clean years of paint off my large Gelli plate....
Well done baby!! Let's get printing! Haha! Cheers
Thank you so much for this information!! Is the wet tissue paper that much different from the deli paper? The wet tissue is so expensive!🤦🏼♀️
I’m not sure because I don’t have deli paper! Give it a go! 😘 cheers
Hi Froyle, thank you for the video! I just want to confirm, do we need to allow EACH layer to dry before moving on? And the last layer should be wet, correct?
Yes that is right, for this particular technique! Happy creating, cheers
You are amazing
😘thanks so much! Cheers
I just started gel printing today. What a disappointment. This was prior to this video so 🤞🏼I get better. I have used a lot of dyed oriental papers where I have dyed them with acrylic ink. I will caution you about dollar store or coloured gift wrap paper. It is not lightfastness!! I put a bunch of colours by a window and they totally bleached out in a week or so. I do not know about the black you used. It looks stunning, but…. I guess you will have to wait and see. It was suggested when I started not to even factory dyed Kozo paper as lightfastness might be questionable. You might want to test it prior to selling a piece. Thx for the great video!!!
Thanks for joining me! Happy creating, Cheers Froyle 😘
Went to Kozo Papers website after you mentioned them. If I didn’t already have hundreds of dollars of similar paper I would definitely consider purchasing from them via your 10% offer. We are lucky in Vancouver, Canada to have access to two stores that offer many of these papers which they probably source from Kozo. There are a few that you used in your video that I might need to add to my collection! Thanks again!!
Hi, I got the Japanese sketch paper. What side do I print on the shiny side or the rough side? Thank you you’re always such a help and an inspiration.
I use the shiny side 👍🏼 cheers
Fabulous tutorial. Thank you! I'm also based in NZ and wondered if the colour laser prints can be done at places like Warehouse Stationery? Or do you need another special type of printer?
Definitely 👍🏼 very successful prints from Warehouse Stationary 😘 that’s where I go! Cheers 😍
Thank you very much Fryole
Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
Hello, fantastic creations ... 😃😃😃👍 could tou tell me please what Laser Printer do you use? Because the one I'm using doesnt works and all the transfers are empty. Thanks 😉
I get my prints from my local Warehouse Stationary 😍 I don’t have my own laser printer 😘 cheers
@@FroyleArt thanks for the quick reply ☺
Excellent, very informative video! Thank you! Someone told me that they use dollar store tissue and have no problems because they give the back of the paper a light coat of spray varnish. I am skeptical, so I would like to hear your thoughts, please.😊
I haven’t tried it & wouldn’t wast my time! I’ve had too many failures with cheap tissue! 😘 let me know if you try it 👍🏼 cheers
@@FroyleArt Thanks! I think I will follow your lead😊
GREAT convo! 🔐 takeaway: Enjoy experimenting!
So much fun! & that’s how you learn & grow! 👍🏼 Happy creating, cheers 😘
YES! I am inspired, and I'm a convert - a Froyle convert!😂
Haha! 🤣🤣 love it!! 😍 See you next time! 😘 cheers
Hi Froyle , with the mulberry bark if you take a piece spray with warm water and gently start stretching it it makes amazing marks. Pull at different spots and the bark starts to separate. Maybe worth a try x
That sounds like a great idea! Thanks, cheers
Where did get that small stamp with the writing on it? I love that one of the gates, I think that would be fantastic in a college. I understand Cathleen of COZ Creations love you also. I sure loved this video, Thanks.
My 'Dream Big' stamp - pmartiststudio.com/product-category/foamstamps/designs-by-artist-foamstamps/froyle-davies/ cheers
Great video, thank you. At the beginning when you talked about rice paper you sprayed something onto the blue and it resisted the paint. What did you use? I really liked that effect. Was it alcohol?
It was just water! 👍🏼 Secret weapon!! 😂😘 cheers
Yay. Even better 😂
Brilliant, Froyle….great info and video !!
Please forgive me for asking a silly question…..but is it possible to use the Kozo paper as a patterned imprint on the gel plate more than once ?
Although, to be fair, because the size of each piece of paper is large enough to get 9 pieces ( if using an 8” by 10” gel plate)…..it would still be quite reasonable even if we can only use it once.
I have just been looking at all the wonderful papers on the Kozo website….OMG….I have never seen anything like it.
Some of their papers are so stunning, they could actually be framed and hung on the wall as pieces of art !!
By the way…..I recently joined Skillshare and am really loving your classes !!
🥳🥳🤩🤩💕💕
Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
can I later use the sketch paper for decoupage?
I think so! 👍🏼 cheers
Hello from Beautiful British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
😅❤😂 love tge laugh 😅
Hello to you!! Thanks for joining me! Cheers Froyle 😘
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Thanks for sharing this with us. And for the link to Kozo Studio. I have been looking for a source of these papers that will deliver to Australia. I put in an order today and it is on its way already. The prints from the textured papers are wonderful.
😀
Oh how I love Kozo! 😍 Happy creating, cheers
hi froyle love your work thanks . Can you tell me where to buy the Japanese sketch pad? Im from Melbourne Australia. Thanks
I get it from Amazon 👍🏼 link in the description under the video! 😘 cheers
What do you recommend for large A2 prints with the intention of framing. I've tried 180gsm paper and it curled and creases which can be noticed once framed. I'm looking for something heavier. I live in the UK and not sure if to go for a thick card or if there is a specific paper I can buy in large format.
What about a 300gsm watercolour paper? That is what I would use, it shouldn't buckle, cheers
Wonderful video! I have wet strength tissue, and Hammermill premium color copy paper, a clay coated paper for printers. I want to try the rice paper! Do you print on the smooth side or the rough side?
I have printed on both! But I most often print on the smooth side, just to help it not stick!! Happy creating, cheers
@@FroyleArt Thank you!
What is the white straw-like stuff you used
Do you mean the handmade paper?
How do you use the papers?
Making collage artworks, cheers
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Thanks for joining me! 😘
Froyle where can I purchase laser prints?
I get them from Warehouse Stationary 😍 but it depends on what country you are in? Cheers
Does anyone do card making with these papers?
Yes I am sure they do! Cheers