You are such an excellent calm teacher - I've been keeping my eyes open for someone to explain how to do this in understandable terms for a total beginner, and you did a terrific job! Thank you.
Fantastic, Clare!! The main details of gelly plate image transfer were very well covered. I'm puzzled by one thing, though: In other videos, people said that we have to invert the letters before printing, or else the letters would appear inverted (e.g., Love-evoL). But you didn't invert, and the letters were perfectly written. PLEASE do more videos! Your channel is one of the best and most creative that I've found in my endless research. God bless you! 😘
Thank you so much! Your kind words are really encouraging. To (try) answering your question about the text - On the original image, the text isn’t reversed. When you transfer the image (text) onto the plate, the text is then reversed. Therefore, when you pull the final print the text is in the right direction again. I hope that makes sense. 🙂
@@ClareCosensDesigns Thank you for your kind reply! Yes, it does make perfect sense. I made a quick test with big words on paper over the plate and held them together. Then I lifted the plate, and the words were in the right direction on the other side. I guess the information I had was about letters on a stencil, not transfer. Thanks again and God bless you 😘
Hello! I just found your videos, and I’m so glad I did! I’m new to gelli printing, so I’ve been watching lots of videos. Yours is the best I’ve found! You are clear and concise, and you explain the why of what you’re doing! Also appreciate that you don’t play any music! I did subscribe and give you a thumbs up.❤
Finally someone who explains it all…thank-you! I will try it this way as I have never been able to get a really good print. I am now a subscriber to your channel. 😊
I have a 16”x20” plate. I can’t get my hands on laser prints that big to do large scale image transfers. I will experiment with trying to collage multiple images together 🙂
I have tried this to no avail but I don't think I was using the correct paper or image. I tried with a magazine image and nothing happened. You make it look easy!
Thank you! In answer to your question about paper, I honestly don't know. I'm not using a specialist paper, it is just a 120gsm (slightly heavier than regular) copier paper. The key thing is that it is 'Ultra Smooth'. The brand name is Navigator, and I buy it from Amazon. I just googled it and this seems to be the closest that they have on the USA site navigator-paper.com/usa/range/digital/32 I hope this helps 😊
Love your videos. Just discovered your RUclips channel and have subscribed. Can you tell me the brand of 160 gsm cartridge paper you use please? Is it slightly textured?
Thank you for subscribing! The brand of cartridge paper I use is Seawhite of Brighton (UK). They have different weights, I use 160gsm, I find it a good weight to play on. Smooth paper is best 🙂
You are such an excellent calm teacher - I've been keeping my eyes open for someone to explain how to do this in understandable terms for a total beginner, and you did a terrific job! Thank you.
Thank you Katie, that’s really kind of you to say and the inspiration needed to keep making videos 😊
Fantastic, Clare!! The main details of gelly plate image transfer were very well covered. I'm puzzled by one thing, though: In other videos, people said that we have to invert the letters before printing, or else the letters would appear inverted (e.g., Love-evoL). But you didn't invert, and the letters were perfectly written. PLEASE do more videos! Your channel is one of the best and most creative that I've found in my endless research. God bless you! 😘
Thank you so much! Your kind words are really encouraging. To (try) answering your question about the text - On the original image, the text isn’t reversed. When you transfer the image (text) onto the plate, the text is then reversed. Therefore, when you pull the final print the text is in the right direction again. I hope that makes sense. 🙂
@@ClareCosensDesigns Thank you for your kind reply! Yes, it does make perfect sense. I made a quick test with big words on paper over the plate and held them together. Then I lifted the plate, and the words were in the right direction on the other side. I guess the information I had was about letters on a stencil, not transfer. Thanks again and God bless you 😘
@@Lu-Heringer Yes, you definitely have to lay down a text stencil in reverse 🙂
Hello! I just found your videos, and I’m so glad I did! I’m new to gelli printing, so I’ve been watching lots of videos. Yours is the best I’ve found! You are clear and concise, and you explain the why of what you’re doing! Also appreciate that you don’t play any music! I did subscribe and give you a thumbs up.❤
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I’m really pleased that you found my video helpful 🙂
so disappointed that there are only 4 videos.....totally excited that there may be more! excellent videos. :)
Thank you, I am new to RUclips, I plan to release a new video each week. Let me know what you would like to see 🙂
I like your calm explanations of the process. Thank you!
@@brendadoyle643 Thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate it 🙂
Thank you - this is a great video to de-mystify this process. What a fabulous result too!
Thank you, glad it was helpful 🙂
Thanks for explaining this so well. I found your entire series very helpful. I hope you keep posting. 😊
Thank you, that’s really kind of you to say. I’m glad you found my videos helpful 🙂
Finally someone who explains it all…thank-you! I will try it this way as I have never been able to get a really good print. I am now a subscriber to your channel. 😊
Thank you for subscribing! I’m really pleased that you found my video helpful. Give it a go…feel free to message me with any questions 🙂
@@ClareCosensDesigns I won’t be able to do it right away but when I do and if I get stuck I will message you. Thank-you for the offer! :)
@@Katerina-vm2ok No problem 😊
Great tips, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 🙂
Nice color combo!
Thank you 🙂
Sweet
Thank you 🙂
Wonderful tutorial. Would you be able to show large sized prints / gelli prints? thank you! :)
I have a 16”x20” plate. I can’t get my hands on laser prints that big to do large scale image transfers. I will experiment with trying to collage multiple images together 🙂
I have tried this to no avail but I don't think I was using the correct paper or image. I tried with a magazine image and nothing happened. You make it look easy!
It takes a lot of practice. Vogue magazine is a good one to practice with. You need to make sure you are choosing an image that is high contrast. 🙂
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Thank you, I hope you found this video helpful 🙂
This video is the best most complete on transferring images! Thank you. What is an equivalent of your paper in the USA?
Thank you! In answer to your question about paper, I honestly don't know. I'm not using a specialist paper, it is just a 120gsm (slightly heavier than regular) copier paper. The key thing is that it is 'Ultra Smooth'. The brand name is Navigator, and I buy it from Amazon. I just googled it and this seems to be the closest that they have on the USA site navigator-paper.com/usa/range/digital/32
I hope this helps 😊
Love your videos. Just discovered your RUclips channel and have subscribed. Can you tell me the brand of 160 gsm cartridge paper you use please? Is it slightly textured?
Thank you for subscribing! The brand of cartridge paper I use is Seawhite of Brighton (UK). They have different weights, I use 160gsm, I find it a good weight to play on. Smooth paper is best 🙂