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How to do a Gel Plate Print with Mod Podge Collage

How to do a Gel Plate Print with Mod Podge Collage! Learn how to use Mod Podge and magazine pages to collage directly onto a gel plate. This fun process is easy to learn and great for every creative skill level. If you've ever tried collage using ripped up paper--or ever wanted to, this gel monoprinting step-by-step guide is for you! If you have never tried gel plate printing, it's super fun and not a huge investment. You can use any type of paint, including watercolors and markers...I just love Plaid acrylic craft paint.  You can use any type of textures and found items, just avoid anything sharp that could pierce the gel plate. Cleaning the gel plate is easy and can be used millions of times for awesome prints! Supplies Needed for Gelli Arts Gel Printing: affiliate links Gelli Arts Gel Printing Plate (5x7) Brayer (5-7" wide) Mod Podge Matte (note: it is not Modge Podge) Plaid's Multi-Surface Paint  (Variety Pack) Print Making Paper  or  Laser Print Paper 24 lb Ba...

Galaxy Paint Poured Resin Coasters DIY

Galaxy Paint Poured Resin Coasters DIY Make stunning galaxy coasters with high gloss resin and vivid colors. These amazing coasters are addicting to make with this fun resin pour technique. Coasters are a great place to start when working with resin...and then progress to much larger scale pieces of art.  I've worked with ETI-USA at Resin Crafts Blog for a couple years now and love working with resin. Using resin elevates any project and makes it look so professional. These resin coasters are no exception, I love the high quality finish and vivid colors. Supplies Needed for Galaxy Resin Coasters: (affiliate links included) Wood Coasters High Gloss Resin Opaque Pigment Embossing Heat Tool Stirring Sticks, Mixing Cups, Disposable Work Surface and Gloves Small Cups Step 1: Galaxy Coasters Begin by painting all the coasters black. Then set them on little cups on a disposable surface. I use a plastic tablecloth, the resin peels right off it after it cures ...