Decorating Pottery Using GELLI Plates!
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- čas přidán 9. 12. 2022
- One of Ann's benefactors challenged her to see what opportunities might exist when using Gelli Plates. Well, let's just say that there is MORE than meets the eye in this video. Check it out - you will probably change your perspective on what is possible (world peace etc) after watching! Enjoy!
Ann glazed the finished pieces (at the end) with Amaco C-11 over the designs.
Answers to questions we get all the time:
We typically bisque to Cone 04 and fire to Cone 5-6
Ann typically uses Standard English Porcelain no. 365 unless specified otherwise in the video
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Hi Anne, I saw a video somewhere that used talcum powder to powder the gel plate before putting the underglaze on it. Sprinkle it on the brush it off with soft makeup brush. The underglaze does not bead. I have used this on thrown greenwear and roll the piece onto the plate to pull up the design. Fun to layer. It also works on bisque. Allows you to use straight underglaze . Thank you❤ for sharing.
A drop of liquid soap wiped over the gel plate with a baby wipe to help with the beading of paint. After using a few times the wipe will have enough soap and just keep reusing the baby wipe.
Excellent! I love the layered ones. Thank you!!
Loved the final results with the leaves. The blending of colors looks very nice too, a very pleasing transition between them.
I enjoy making geli prints, but I never thought of using it with pottery! The end results were wonderful!
That's a very nice outcome 😂🎉minus the phalus shaped leaf. 😂😂😂 who would have known. 😮
I had thought about the possibility of trying this with underglazes on a gelli plate in layers and applying the plate to a majolica glazed platter. I even bought the supplies but hadn't gotten around to doing it yet. I'm glad to see your experiments as I hadn't thought about the possibility that the underglaze would bead up. I saw another comment about using talc powder to prevent that, and may try that.
Great video! I've successfully printed on Gellis using thickened underglaze (just somewhat dehydrated, no gel medium needed), and rolling cups across the surface of the Gelli. The Gelli is great for printing on an uneven surface, since it's so flexible and squishy.
These are fabulous. So many possibilities!
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing.
Amazing idea! I too had the same problem of the glaze needing up. I had seen a video of people using laser stencils and they didn’t have any problem. They said to use thick glaze but I still couldn’t get it to work. I would have never thought of using the matte medium! Thanks so much.
This thought just popped into my hed yesterday! You must have read my mind! 😂😂❤️❤️❤️
so helpful, thanks!
What can I say but, thank you! 😊 took you about 2wks. You must wear a constant smile of satisfaction with each posting. Well done! What’s next?
Neat! I've never heard of gelli plates.
My Gelli plate has made the leap from paper to pottery! Your video is (as always) fantastic and I spent the day making mason stain "paint" and applying to porcelain slabs. I didn't have the matte medium so I used gloss medium - will see what happens in the bisque firing. One note - this stuff dries hard! I recommend cleaning the tools and gelli plate immediately. I had to scrape it off a couple of my stencils. I am layering silk screen transfers over the background - looks pretty good so far!
Thanks!
I have a geli plate and need to use it! You did great!!
I may try this using Mayco Silk Screen Powder. Have to hit the craft shop later today. 🙂
Very pretty ideas!! Hmm..I wonder if pottery gum added into the slip + mason stains will work?? Have a very toasty Christmas and stay safe! (Heard that there was a snow storm in US...)