Wendy Huhn demonstrated gelatin plate printing and sent us home with a small piece of gelatin. This is the unflavored, clear household gelatin. It is a neat printing plate, as it is so unpredictable. Paint is applied with a roller. You make marks on it, use a rubber stamp to remove some paint, and then print by putting the fabric or paper on top of it. Here's what I did at home.
5 comments:
cool results. I've never tried gelatin printing before but it looks like fun.
Ooooh!!! This is wonderful! I want to try it! What is the coloring agent and are you printing on paper or fabric? Robin A.
This looks interesting, I haven't tried it, will have to give it a go.
Love your bead journal quilt piece too!
Hi Sandy
I too did a workshop over the weekend, great fun! And now having read your blog I have yet another technique to play with. I have never tried gelatin printing, your results look very interesting. I must have ago!
It's fun, isn't it? I did some gelatin printing last weekend.
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