Printing More Than One Shirt | Gelli Plate Technique T-Shirts
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- Опубликовано: 9 апр 2022
- The question about printing on fabric has come up a few times and our answer until this video was... "Oh yes, we plan on trying that at some point." Well now we have done it and we are here to say it won't be the last. The process of printing onto shirts using the gel plate after a bit of trial and error is quite easy and extremely FUN! Join us as we in real-time talk through a number of prints. Some prints or layers of paint from the paint yielded multiple shirts!
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Great video ladies, the tee shirts with the butterfly was wonderful.❤❤❤❤
So much goodness cramped into a short video. Love them all!
Glad you like them and thank you so much!
Thank you so much for sharing your process. The t-shirts are fabulous. There are so many other things that this could be done on - as I said in today's livestream I think this would be great done on cushion covers. Great video
Ohhh yes that would be awesome 🤩 thank you for watching and for hanging with us today! I loved your mark making video 🥰
Thank you! This was the perfect video.
Thank you so much 😊
T-shirts came out beautiful. Thanks for showing us how to do this.
I think this would be good to do on t-shirts that's have spots on front, where you spilled!!! Ones you otherwise couldn't wear anymore!!! It would cover up the stains!!!
Also, would make a beautiful pillow!!!
Thx for great video. Austin,TX USA
Ohhh that is a fab idea! Thank you for watching 💖💕✨
Great idea
I have a lot of those t-shirts with spills and I love your idea as I probably wouldn't have the courage to do this on a good one.
@@zartist Haha! Right. Great way to practice. I only wear my tshirts with stains at home. My son hates to see me in them!! Lol. Kids!
I have a "stained t-shirt stash" too. Time to drag them out!!!
Very cool, loved them!
Caroline thank you so much!
Wonderful techniques. Love the review of your process
Thank you so much 🥰💕
You guys made it look easy even though I know it wasn't. Loved them all! Love&hugs
Once you get it down it is easier 😉🤣 thank you so much 💖✨
Loved all of them, but the first daisy one is my favorite! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much and agreed that is my favorite too!
Loved it!
Thank you 😊
Wow, they are wonderful! 💗😃💗
Thanks so much 😊, I think this was just the beginning. More to come for sure, thank you for watching.
Fascinating watching you all decide how to do this. It certainly gave me ideas about other ways to use your technique and stencils! Well done.
Glad you enjoyed it and yes we love that about watching and seeing others process. Love the process. Thank you so much Eva.
You’re t-shirts look amazing, what a team you are ‘ team work makes the dream work ‘
It does take a team! And we learn something new each video! More to come! :)
It does and we even have Izzy saying that at times. Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
@@PMartistStudio ahh and Izzy love wearing the T-shirts she is you’re biggest fan.
Fabulous!
Thank you so much!
LOVED watching this video! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing these techniques!! Came to your channel because Kylie Coo Studio posted a link on her channel. Lovely!! So glad to have discovered you.
Welcome!! Thank you so much for watching, would love for you to join us for a livestream. Our schedule is Sundays 10am, Tuesday and Thursday at 3pm Central.
Love this talk over this is chill and funny
Thank you so much! You should join us for a livestream one day. We stream four times a week.
@@PMartistStudio Hey well, why not!
❤ I have screen and block printed onto fabrics. 100% cotton squares to be quiled🎉
Ohhh fantastic!
Aaghhh l have questions ! Very cool squishy pushes. Love that blue shirt
Ohhh what are your questions? We are going to be doing some more of these and can address them in the next installment of shirts and totes!
@@PMartistStudio washable? Did you add a fabric medium? I didn't see one, without the fabric medium does the thick squishy pushy paint stay stiff? I have made hand painted tshirts before but always mixed the paint with fabric medium first.
@@themessypaletteau we didn’t but so far so good. The paints have stayed after one wash and they didn’t just absorb into the fabric.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this technique and the shorter video! I know this had to require more time editing, but I really appreciate it. Thank You!
A couple of questions…how do you wash the shirts and did the paint soak through the first layer of fabric onto the back of the shirt?
Thank you so much, it take some editing and we really appreciate you watching. Regular washing in cold and light dry with them inside out. The paint didn't soak through, but I think that would depend on the weight of the shirt material. Something to keep in mind. Also pre-washing shirts so there isn't any sizing/starch on them... that does create a barrier from the paint fully adhering to the material.
@@PMartistStudio Thanks for the quick response!😊❤️🐾🌵
Thanks so much for making this video!! It is so helpful and your guys did a great job!! I’m still wondering how you did the white luna moth on the black shirt?
Thank you so much 😊… I will see about getting that up at some point 💕💖✨
Excellent video! What do you use for the backing of the gelli plates?
Thank you so much 😊 That is a plexiglass plate we get at the hardware store. Lowes will cut larger pieces down to the size you want .
I love this tutorial and most definitely want to try making some t-shirts. Did you use regular acrylic paints for these and if so, how did they hold up with washing and drying? Thanks!
Thank you so much. Yes we did use regular acrylic paints and they are holding up quite well. Many of the shirts are for my daughter and like most kids require washing often. We want to do more and use the fabric mediums to see if there is a difference.
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Would ironing heat set the paint into the shirt better. How is the wash process for these shirts
Yes or putting in the dryer for a bit. Wash before it does make a difference overall. We have done it both ways but depending on how the manufacturer some really need washing
Hi P&M! I think these are great! I want to do this on canvas tote bags and I assume the process would be the same even though the canvas is a heavier material? Also, unless I missed it, did you say what type of paint you used? Was it fabric paint and if not, did you add a fabric additive? Or what do you do to make sure the shirt is washable, not too stiff, etc.? Thank you! P.S. I just put in a big order from you for stencils! I am excited to use them! - Vonalda
Hello Vonalda, Thank you so much. We have done canvas tote bags for our last big giveaway. They were a little different in their absorbency of the paint. We did not use any fabric medium or special fabric paint. The layers weren't overly heavy and we didn't have an issue with it being stiff. That being said you can add those media to your paint, just keep in mind you don't want it runny. That was one reason we decided to just work with the paints P does on a regular basis and see how it goes. I have washed some of the shirts a few times and they seem to be holding up pretty nice. I have not put them in the dryer as I didn't want them sticking once they heated up, just a thought on that. Your order should be going out tomorrow and we are equally excited to see what you create!
Hi, thanks for tut. Does the paint stay on when you have washed the t a few times, or dis u add fabric medium into the paint? Thanks
As long as you pre wash the fabric the paint will stay with or with the fabric medium. The main thing it does is makes it more fluid and softer when dried
@@PMartistStudio thanks
So you can wash these shirts with no issues? How long do you wait before you’re able to wash them?
The main thing you want to do is prewash any shirts that are new. If they have any sizing or starchlike fixitive on the shirt the paint will not adhere properly. Cotton works the best and once the paint is dry within about 24hours to be safe you can wash it again. If you want to put in the drying for a quick heat set you can do that once the paint is dry to the touch.
Is that just acrylic paint and if so do you need to set it some how? I think you both had a fun time doing this video, thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Thank you so much. Yes we did use regular acrylic paints and they are holding up quite well. Many of the shirts are for my daughter and like most kids require washing often. There are fabric mediums you can mix with acrylic paints keep in mind we found they can make the paint more fluid. More fluid isn’t ideal for this technique so we don’t use it
@@PMartistStudio thank you for replying, that's really good, I'd like to give it a try, have you tried printing on other types of fabric, or do you just use thirty? Thank you again for sharing your video. Cheers from Tasmania!
What happened after you washed these T-shirts? I'm thinking of doing it, but this is a very important detail.
If it is a brand new shirt wash before printing it. Once printed run through the dryer inside out to really set the paint. My daughter is still wearing these shirts and wear is minimal pretty much like a commercially printed shirt.
What paints used? Acrylic or fabric paint?
Many fabric paints are acrylic based and they make additives to soften the paint. We found the additives make the paint more fluid which for this technique didn't work for us. The main thing you will want to do is make sure all your fabric is washed before applying any type of paint. The shirts we have done are still holding up except for one new shirt we didn't wash before printing and it didn't hold up to washing as well.
Iron on freezer paper on the inside of the shirt will give it alot of stability peel off the paper cant tell it was ever there....