In previous posts I've shown you my printing play on packing tape, paper tapes, and deli paper. Thought I would show you a few other paper surfaces I've had fun printing on
Vellum or tracing paper - this is what I used
You can see through it - here's the same print laid on top of sheet music
and it produces a lovely effect when wrapped around a candle in a jar.
Print on acetate for even more see-through effect
Above photographed on carpet, and below photographed on sheet music
Tissue paper produces delicate effects
Print over cardstock that has a collaged base for more going on in the background
Use metallic and iridescent or interference paints over black card
Print on old book pages - I love to see text in the background
or as an element to show through a mask
Make tags and journal cards
Decorate library cards and pockets
And of course print to make co-ordinating cards and envelopes
- there'll be more on this as I do my Christmas cards.
Hope you've seen something there to get your creative ideas going. Have a happy weekend :-)
Tracing paper! Now why didn't I think of that? Well, now I do and I will try it. Thanks for sharing your experiments.
ReplyDeleteYour candle holder is a gorgeous idea!
ReplyDeleteLynette your gelli papers are fantastic, love all the different pattern you make, also love the candel holder.
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Ohhhh I'm loving your printing. Did you buy your plate here, or order it from the states?
ReplyDeleteI was lucky enough to pick it up at last year's Craft & Quilt fair here in PNth from the Australian supplier whose stall I worked on. Doing it again next year (20-22nd feb 2014)so hopefully you can get one then. The smaller size is available here in NZ I think - let me know if you want me to give you contact details for either suppliers. My plate is a useful A4 size
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