I have been saving some of this plastic packaging up since
we had biscuits as a gift at Xmas, honestly we don't usually have biscuits,
lots of homemade cake of course. I also started saving other forms of plastic packaging,
the only downside being where to store it all. Really interesting patterns when you stop to look:
I almost threw it away due to
frustration with lack of space; planning for a gelli play workshop which I am
leading at the end of April, I decided to have a go with it and am I pleased
that I did not bin it. I think it gives some lovely free impressions.
Looking for simple idea for using prints:this is a little book made with two gelli prints glued back to back and acrylic wax on the cover. Pamphlet stitched with a paper bead added.
I machined stitched two small envelopes made with scraps onto the back cover by sewing under the flap.
I put mine into a book press to flatten it, but just use a few heavy books. Its much nicer when flattened.
I really like the Gelli plate printing with recycled objects ... must give that a try ...
ReplyDeletegreat use of the plastic must give that a go,i keep them for putting potting plants in
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