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I used my gel printing press for the first time. My goal was to transfer some images, which I was able to do. However, I did mess up choosing to add a thin old book page to the gel plate. It got stuck and I had to pull it up, bit by bit. I can still use the remnants in a collage or something. Check out the process video on my YouTube channel. The title is called, "Using My Gel Printing Press for the First Time". Link is in bio.

I had purchased a gel printing plate and had it sitting around for a while and decided to finally use it. I did some image transfers, used stencils, burlap, die cut negatives and different things to get various textures. Check out the process video on my YouTube channel. The title is called, "Using My Gel Printing Press for the First Time". Link is in bio.

I decided to finally use my gel printing press for the first time. I did some image transfers, used stencils, burlap, die cut negatives and different things to get various textures. Check out the process video on my YouTube channel. The title is called, "Using My Gel Printing Press for the First Time". Link is in bio.

I made some washi tape by running a paper napkin through my Xyron creative station. I cut it up and created a roll of it to use in some of my journal projects. It is so easy and fun to make.

I used my Xyron creative station to make some stickers for my journal. I simply ran some scrap paper through the sticker maker, die cut out some insects and flowers, and then glued them along with some other journal papers from a notepad on to these pages. It was super easy and fun.

I made some stickers using my Xyron Creative station. I uploaded a transparent ephemera sheet (png file) into cricut design space, printed it out, ran it through my Xyron sticker machine, put it onto the cricut mat, and the cricut explore air 2 machine cut out the various images.

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