So why would you put the mini plates on your Christmas wish list? Portability - ease of use for stamping
- nice shapes to add journaling space to a page
- convenient sizes for use on tags or cards - print the shapes and then cut them out (make your own gift tags and ATC backgrounds)
- also nice as a frame for stamps
You can use them to make cute Christmas trees on wrapping paper here by Gelli Arts blog
or on Christmas cards - these are some of mine
They're a good way to lay down some random background colour
I've seen Rae Missigman do this quite often. Here with a 3 x 5 plate (picture below) - my new square is 3 x 3.
Check out other inspirations at the Gelli Arts blog HERE and this cute YouTube inspires some fun layering :
Tulis Textiles - go HERE for gelli plates. Also available at Gordon Harris - online link there or stores located Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch.
Lots of people talk about using deli paper to take prints on the gelli plate - my alternative for this is a lunchwrap available in NZ supermarkets - see the details of that HERE.
You need greaseproof paper not a waxy surface to print on. It's more like a paper in between tissue and cartridge. I buy on a roll and cut it to size. This information about supplies is always available via the link in my sidebar top right about where I shop for supplies. Merry Christmas wishes